Arduino for Ham Radio
When it comes to building ham radio projects using the Arduino microcontroller, the best person to call is Glen Popiel, KW5GP, author of Arduino for Ham Radio, published by the ARRL. Like many hams, Glen was into computers early and now applies those computer skills to new and fascinating ham radio projects. KW5GP is Eric, 4Z1UG’s, guest on QSO Today.
An amateur radio enthusiast managed to call astronauts on the International Space Station using simple equipment in his shed. Adrian Lane, of Gloucest... Read more
EMTRON DX-1SP General Description The NEW DX-1SP with 1200 Watts CW, 1500 Watts PEP of clean signal output is Emtron’s latest and smalles... Read more
jmilldrum] really gets a lot of use out of his Si5351A breakout board. He’s a ham [NT7S], and the Si5351A can generate multiple square waves ranging f... Read more
Ofcom has published new guidance to help amateur radio licensees understand and comply with the terms and conditions of the UK amateur radio licence.... Read more
Neil Carleton, VE3NCE, of Almonte, Ontario, has been named to the Canadian Amateur Radio Hall of Fame. Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) says the honor r... Read more
With active storms in the Atlantic and Pacific basins, ARRL Headquarters, the Hurricane Watch Net (HWN), and the Salvation Army Team Emergency Network... Read more
Recent Posts
‘How I called International Space Station from my shed’ – BBC News
EMTRON DX-1SP -1200 Watts CW output- FCC approved!
ARDUINO MASTERS HAM RADIO DIGITAL MODE
Ofcom published licence guidance
Neil Carleton, VE3NCE, Named to Canadian Amateur Radio Hall of Fame
ARRL Headquarters, Hurricane Watch Net, SATERN Monitoring Active Storms
