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NASA Help Wanted: Ham Radio Operators Please Apply

Posted on February 23, 2023 by Al Williams

NASA’s been recruiting citizen scientists lately, and their latest call is looking for help from ham radio operators. They want you to make and report radio contacts during the 2023 …read more Continue reading NASA Help Wanted: Ham Radio Operators Please Apply→

Posted in citizen science, ham radio, nasa, radio hacks

Linux Fu: Sharing Your Single WiFi

Posted on February 22, 2023 by Al Williams

If you are trying to build a router or access point, you’ll need to dig into some of the details of networking that are normally hidden from you. But, for …read more Continue reading Linux Fu: Sharing Your Single WiFi→

Posted in Hackaday Columns, hotspot, linux, linux hacks, wifi

IBM Wants You To Learn Tech

Posted on February 22, 2023 by Al Williams

IBM — no stranger to anyone who works in the computing field — has launched a series of training modules on a site called skillsbuild.org. The site targets high school …read more Continue reading IBM Wants You To Learn Tech→

Posted in Education, News

Electromagnetic Mechanism Makes Reconfigurable Antenna

Posted on February 22, 2023 by Al Williams

Antennas are a key component to any RF gadget. But antennas often only perform well over a narrow band of frequencies. For some applications, this is acceptable, but often you …read more Continue reading Electromagnetic Mechanism Makes Reconfigurable Antenna→

Posted in compliant mechanism, radio hacks, wireless hacks | Tagged Antenna

Tiny11 Makes Windows 11 Small

Posted on February 22, 2023 by Al Williams

If you often spin up a virtual machine just to run Windows, you might be sad that you have to allocate so much space for it. The Tiny11 project provides …read more Continue reading Tiny11 Makes Windows 11 Small→

Posted in software hacks, virtual machine, Windows 11

Retro Gadgets: Make Your Scope Dual Channel

Posted on February 21, 2023 by Al Williams

We live in a time when having an oscilloscope is only a minor luxury. But for many decades, a good scope was a major expense, and almost no hobbyist had …read more Continue reading Retro Gadgets: Make Your Scope Dual Channel→

Posted in Featured, heathkit, history, Interest, oscilloscope, teardown, vintage

3D Printing Antennas with Dielectric Resin

Posted on February 21, 2023 by Al Williams

[Machining and Microwaves] has long wanted to use a 3D printer to print RF components for antennas and microwave lenses. He heard that Rogers — the company known for making …read more Continue reading 3D Printing Antennas with Dielectric Resin→

Posted in 3d printed antenna, 3d Printer hacks, antennas, radio hacks, resin 3d printer

Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications is a Treasure Trove

Posted on February 21, 2023 by Al Williams

Having a big bookshelf of ham radio books and magazines used to be a point of bragging right for hams. These days, you are more likely to just browse the …read more Continue reading Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications is a Treasure Trove→

Posted in ham radio, library, radio hacks

Clear PLA Diffuses LEDs

Posted on February 21, 2023 by Al Williams

[Chuck] often prints up interesting 3D prints. But we enjoyed his enhancement to a cheap LED Christmas tree kit. The original kit was simply a few green PCBs in the …read more Continue reading Clear PLA Diffuses LEDs→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, FDM, transparent

Quantum Interconnects Get Faster

Posted on February 18, 2023 by Al Williams

If you are a retrocomputer fan, you might remember when serial ports were a few hundred baud and busses ran at a few megahertz at the most. Today, of course, …read more Continue reading Quantum Interconnects Get Faster→

Posted in qbit, Quantum Computing, Science | Tagged University of Sussex

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