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Thursday, May 19, 2016
- LHS Episode #169: The Fukutoku Bank Robbery
Hello, listeners! We're putting out our latest episode of Linux in the Ham Shack just before Hamvention. We have great topics tonight including hams suing hams, the fight between Oracle and Google, antenna and kit building, mobile operation and so much more. Don't forget that we WILL be at the Dayton Hamvention this year in [...]
- This Spewed Out of the Internet #32
It has been a while since I've done one of these Internet Spewing posts, so I've got some catching up to do. Twitter is heating up with rumors and reports of new ham gear to be introduced at the Dayton Hamvention. Elecraft is introducing the KX2 QRP HF transceiver. I know this one is real because Steve WGØAT got a Continue reading This Spewed Out of the Internet #32→
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- And so far from Dayton…
While I'm not at Dayton, I have been able to follow some of the announcements. Here's a quick list of the interesting ones so far!
The Elecraft KX2 - a smaller version of the KX3, 80 through 10m and fits in your hand, $750!
The DV4Home and D4Mobile radios - built from the DV4mini adapters, but full function radios. No prices or availability yet, but a great concept. I'll be interested in the reports from the show floor.
I'm not expecting anything big from Icom. Yaesu might announce something in an HF QRP rig, but I'm not that interested (I think they are still covered up trying to get Fusion/WIRES-X going like they want). I would think Flex will have something new to show, and there is still the nagging rumor that Kenwood will do something with a D-STAR radio. Even if you don't make the trek to Dayton, you can certainly find out a lot with a few Google searches or watching the Twitter feed!
#hamvention Tweets
- Project collaboration
During my working life I collaborate with a large groups on multiple sites and we do stuff together. When I am attempting a radio projects I take on a different tack. I attempt to be either an expert in many things or I follow sets of instructions slavishly. Most of the time it takes a… Read More »
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