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Over on Hackaday, Jenny List has written nice article on her first experiences with the increasingly popular and highly affordable NanoVNA. If you’re a new user of Vector Network Analysers, wondering if you should...
Looking for a neat wireless demonstration for your next science fair or STEM event? Over on Hackaday they’re highlighting this AM transmitter demo which seems like a great idea, check it out: A Simple...
Ah! Node-RED and MQTT! Two things I love to use to automate and tie things together around the shack at G7UHN… Node-RED is a relatively simple graphical way of tying together events and MQTT...
Full Duplex Radio Claimed Easier with Analog Module by Al Williams https://hackaday.com/2020/01/06/full-duplex-radio-claimed-easier-with-analog-module/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) There’s an old saying that we have one mouth and two ears so you can listen...
Commercial Circuit Simulator Goes Free by Al Williams https://hackaday.com/2020/01/08/commercial-circuit-simulator-goes-free/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) If you are looking for simulation software, you are probably thinking LTSpice or one of the open-source simulators like...
LC Oscillators, Animated by Al Williams https://hackaday.com/2020/01/02/lc-oscillators-animated/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) We wish that all the beautiful animations that are available today to understand math and electronics had been around when we...
All Your SDR Software In A Handy Raspberry Pi Image by Jenny List https://hackaday.com/2019/12/20/all-your-sdr-software-in-a-handy-raspberry-pi-image/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) The SDR revolution has brought a bonanza of opportunities for experimentation to the radio...
Weird World of Microwaves Hack Chat by Dan Maloney https://hackaday.com/2019/12/16/weird-world-of-microwaves-hack-chat/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Join us on Wednesday, December 18 at noon Pacific for the Weird World of Microwaves Hack Chat with...
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