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  • mchf qrp v6 protable

  • HF QRP Transceiver ,put battery 12v and ANT can qso. DC IN:9-13V Max:3A Output POWER:<=10w 1 2 3 6 10 12 14 15 24 30 35 40 50 300 440 500 (44dbm) transmit: 160, 80, 60, 40, 30, 20, 17, 15, and meter amateur bands. receive: 3.5-30 mhz nominal including...
  • STEbus

  • Introduction In 1986, my first boss said "Designing your own computer is a mug's game. You spend ages designing it, even longer debugging it, and end up with a computer nobody else has. So then you have to write your own software, and that takes...
  • Cyberdeck for 2024 Challenge

  • When my station isn't in a radio silence and doing really Recon passively and connect my wire or buy 5G or Wi-Fi it will have access to my personally trained large language model, convolutional neural network, with several additional modules and an agent...
  • Geiger Counter

  • As you can see from the picture of the testbench for this project, it is buillt in several smaller blocks. I have been building small circuits for a while, as a chance to play with them and learn about better PCB layout techniques. This also results...
  • O Blinkenbaum

  • I had absolutely no intention of posting this on Hackday. It's a small one-day hack (well, two-day, if you count the time waiting for the epoxy to dry) that piggybacks on all the other blinkylight fun I've had. New code? Nope; I'd already abstracted...
  • GPS Driven Clock

  • This project re-uses a few boards from previous projects and adds a couple of new ones. Some software ties everything together. Existing boards:    LED Matrix Driver boards. On the front side of the chassis.    SmallPi SAMD21J18 controller...
  • Telescope Controller

  • The role of motorized telescope mount is to provide automated motion control of optical tube assembly around. Regardless of the mount type it needs two axis control, either: equatorial, with one motor running in right ascension plane, and other in declinationor...
  • PIC32 module

  • Working on this project was also an opportunity to refute common myth, that modern electronic parts are often to small for amateur applications and making small double sided homemade PCBs is to much of a hassle.
  • Lightning Direction Finding

  • In an old Scientific American "The Amateur Scientist" column, there was a device for finding the direction of lightning. I really love lightning, and I would have loved to build it, but the plans used CRTs and tubes, so it was nearly impossible. What...