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49 Projects tagged with "ham radio"

 
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IP over 430MHz Ham Radio, up to 500kbps, 20W RF. Extension for HSMM-Hamnet-AREDN. 100% open-source.
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NPR New Packet Radio

f4hdkf4hdk

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This is a simple modification of the WB8WGA APRS TNC.
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Simple AX25 TNC / Beacon

n0pn0p

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HellZXcreiber for ZX Spectrum
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HellZXcreiber

danjovicdanjovic

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Fully stand-alone HF (Shortwave) Software Defined Transceiver & Vector Network Analyzer. Designed for rugged portable use. Highly hackable.
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PortableSDR

Michael R ColtonMichael R Colton

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variable attenuator for ham radio direction finding
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ham radio fox hunt attenuator

Ryan MillerRyan Miller

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Stop wasting time and money on expensive coaxial cable and put the whole radio right at the antenna feedpoint!
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Ethernet to Radio Adapter

W5VOW5VO

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Nature (solar & wave) powered open source drift bottles will be long life low cost agents to help provide data for crowdsourcing ocean study
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Smart Drifter

Weishan (Wesley) YangWeishan (Wesley) Yang

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The Junk Box SDR: a simple project to illustrate how it is possible to mount and mod an RTL-SDR and upconverter into a case.
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RTL-SDR With Upconverter and Case

DainBramageDainBramage

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Raspberry pi powered fox hunt transmitter
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PiFox

KM4EFPKM4EFP

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What happens when you push the limits of a DS-1102E 100MHz oscilloscope by feeding it successively higher frequency signals? Let's find out.
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Stretching the Limits of a Rigol DS-1102E Scope

DainBramageDainBramage

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SBHT is a data/digital voice radio capable of greater than 4 watts of power initially on the VHF Ham bands.
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SBHT - VHF DIGITAL RADIO

Shane BurrellShane Burrell

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A tiny APRS tracker meant for airborne applications, and especially weather balloons.
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Tracksoar

sbhackerspacesbhackerspace

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An Arduino Nano mount that fits on the battery of a Baofeng UV-5R or BF-F8.
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Baofeng Arduino Backpack

TimTim

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HamShield lets your Arduino talk to far away people and things using amateur radio bands (Coverage: 136-170MHz, 200-260MHz, 400-520MHz)
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HamShield: VHF/UHF transceiver for Arduino

spaceneedlespaceneedle

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Transmit on the license free Longwave band using your Arduino!
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LowFER Transmitter for your Arduino

spaceneedlespaceneedle

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There's always room for Pi in your Amateur Radio Go Kit. Top it off with the Pi-Go and plug right into your station power - or even your car
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Pi-Go

Bob RecnyBob Recny

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Add USB charging to UV3 radio
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Baofeng UV3 USB charging station conversion

GaryGary

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Converts 0 - 30 MHz up to 50 - 80 MHz. Allows HF(shortwave) reception on RTL-SDRs and the like. A square inch project entry
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HF receive converter for RTL-SDRs and similar

Jenny ListJenny List

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This is the Satellite Antenna Rotator mechanical system for my step motor driver board project.
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Satellite Antenna Rotator Mechanical System

BharbourBharbour

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DIY version of the military AS-2259 NVIS antenna for regional comms on HF.
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Near-vertical Incidence Skywave Antenna

Dan MaloneyDan Maloney

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Simple transceiver design using an AD9850 + Arduino for frequency selection
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DSB/CW DC DDS HF TRX

Marcus BergMarcus Berg

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