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  • PUZZLE: radio building blocks

  • Any standard HAM radio exam asks for the building blocks of a simple transceiver, plus some details, to some extent.I enjoy theory as much as the next guy, but I'd like to see how that applies in real life:-How does a broadband amplifier behave at different...
  • HOBOKEN MAKERBAR

  • We are a NJ NON-PROFIT (503c Pending) volunteer member driven community hackerspace.  Are members skill sets range from Software Front-End/Back-End Developers, Hardware Developers, Woodworking Crafters, Metalworking Maniacs, 3D Modeling/Printing...
  • Chicken Road Labs

  • Located in rural Tennessee on more than 40 acres, we are able to enjoy a variety of activities that some city folk and most neighborhood associations would not appreciate. Sometimes we're loud. Sometimes things get dirty.We are a collaborative, event...
  • Water Flow Monitor

  • Requirements: Well puts out about 3-4 gallons/min max, so sensor needs to work in that rangeSensor wetted parts need to be NSF-rated for potable waterSystem does not need to be weatherproof -- will be mounted indoorsPower draw should be as low as reasonably...
  • AREDN Under Test

  • Mesh networks are showing up everywhere.   Meshes are used for home WiFi appliances, military tactical deployments, low power sensor networks, commercial data monitoring, and more.  Early WiFi mesh hacking started with Linksys WRT54 home...
  • psicoff

  • The main idea was to make electronic music in a different and interactive way, using some concepts of ARG (Alternate Reality Game), underground or extraterrestrial elements, elements that surround us daily, however we rarely pay much attention, some...
  • Project Boondock Echo

  • Boondock Echo Boondock Motivation La Habra Heights is in an area of local peaks and valleys.  We service four communities with a local "fire watch."   We have a commercial radio license, and many of us are practicing HAMS. The Problem...