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Wednesday, June 1, 2016
- BM-800 Mic support group opened.
Due to the intense traffic and interest in the BM-800 Microphone modification, and the amount I have noted sold since the last Blog. I have opened a support group on Facebook for anyone interested using them for Amateur radio purposes..https://ww...
- A Bug in my ICOM ID-31
I've had my ID-31 for a few years. It has been an excellent handheld for me...a little analog FM and a whole lot of D-Star. But this Spring it developed a bug...not a software bug, an actual bug in the display. I take the radio along with me around the...
- FreeCAD 3D design software
Our club has been (slowly) constructing a SatNOGS 3D printed satellite ground station. It uses a bunch of parts that have been designed on a platform called 3D CAD. This is a free (as the name suggests) 3D CAD solids modelling tool. For those not familiar with mechanical design here's a very quick and simple… Read More »
- The Spectrum Monitor – June, 2016
Stories you'll find in our June, 2016 issue: TSM Reviews: Finally, a Mobile Shortwave Radio that Works By Thomas Witherspoon K4SWL Every scheme to receive shortwave radio inside the typical sedan or minivan has its shortfalls, some far greater than others. Now there is a product on the market that not only makes listening to shortwave […]
- Enjoying the journey
There's an active post on the ARRL NPOTA Facebook page, where someone is lamenting the fact that some of the NPOTA Activators are not loading up their logs to Logbook of the World in a "timely" enough manner to his satisfaction.I think we have to keep ...
- NPOTA – First Pile Up
NPOTA as most reading this will know by now, stands for National Park On The Air. It is an ARRl year long event helping the National Park Service celebrate their 100th anniversary. It operates a lot like SOTA in that … Continue reading →
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