Although there are ways of messaging people with the Apple Watch — either with Siri dictation, or using pre-written responses and emojis — as far as I know, no-one has yet come up with the perfect method for typing and sending messages from the device itself, without needing to whip out your iPhone to help do so.
That’s exactly the problem Patryk Laurent, cognitive scientist working at the Brain Corporation in San Diego — and an avid Apple Watch fan — has set out out to solve. His solution is a nifty homemade app, which allows users to input their messages using Morse code.
Yes, it’s every bit as geeky and awesome as it sounds….READ MORE
WA2NYC is on the air to commemorate the 17th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City and remember the 2,900 people who d... Read more
by:Jenny List “If you’ve ever cast your eye towards the rooftops, you’ll be familiar with the Yagi antenna. A dipole radiator with a refl... Read more
The Hytera PD782/G is a commercial grade mid-tier DMR portable radio being offered by Hytera Communications, a Chinese manufacturer of communications... Read more
The ARRL has honored veteran AMSAT personality and Amateur Radio digital pioneer Tom Clark, K3IO (ex-W3IWI), with its President’s Award. ARRL Presiden... Read more
The organizer of contest is the Russian Digital Radio Club. The Russian contest on radio short waves communicationsRussian WW MultiMode Contest by usi... Read more
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has just announced the five dollar, micro-sized Raspberry Pi Zero . We take a look at what’s on the board and put it... Read more
Chesterfield Island 2015 / 2016 are shaping up to be one of the best ever DX-pedition seasons. Along with the skipper of Evohe we developed our... Read more
Wes, ZL3TE and John, ZL2DD will be QRV from Rakino Island, OC-201 for the IOTA contest July 25/26 2015 with individual entries – CW and SSB. QSL to H... Read more
By Maddie Stone Sometimes, the powerful radio bursts detected by our telescopes have the look of alien beacons, or other strange astronomical p... Read more
Here are all the links- http://goo.gl/FgPgwH You asked for it! Well, one of you did. In this video we take the Midland Micro Mobile GMRS radio... Read more
Launch of the geostationary Es’hail-2 satellite into orbit is planned for December 2016. The satellite will be placed in a 25.5° orbit. Coverage of th... Read more
Finally! Morse code training that enables enjoyable QSOs without pencil and paper. You will truly enjoy CW operation once you’re not dependent on writ... Read more
This is a portable, lightweight, Wide coverage RF power amplifier for Handheld Radio equipment , proprietary and emerging waveforms. Dual mode for Dig... Read more
Apollo-Soyuz Mission Some absolutely beautiful pictures have been posted on the ARISS SSTV image gallery by schools, educational organizations and ham... Read more
The Reverend Paul Bittner, W0AIH, of Fall Creek, Wisconsin, died doing what he loved on October 31, when a tower-climbing mishap claimed his life at h... Read more
(Photo: Aaron J Scott) he Fond du Lac Amateur Radio Club will hold its next meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Moraine Park Technical College in Fond du... Read more
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Special Event Station WA2NYC Marking Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
Universal DIY Carbon VHF Yagi Antenna
REVIEW: Hytera PD782 DMR portable radio
ARRL President Bestows President’s Award on AMSAT’s Tom Clark, K3IO
Russian WW MultiMode Contest
Announcing the $5 Raspberry Pi Zero
TX3X Chesterfield Island DXpedition, 2015 (OC-176) – Press Release #2
ZL3TE/p & ZL2DD/p Rakino Island OC-201
Mysterious Radio Signals Came From Microwave Oven, Not Outer Space
DIY How To Build A Solar Powered Radio Communications Go Box- The Ham-O-Can
Geostationary Es’hail-2 Satellite Set to Launch this Year
Train your brain for CW QSO s
Increase Your Two Way Radio’s Power With The Retevis RT91! 30 Watt Amplifier
ARISS Commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of the Joint Apollo-Soyuz Mission SSTV Event: DIploma Offered for Participants
Well known ham radio operator dies in fall from tower
‘Mr. Ham Radio’ to speak at Fond du Lac club meeting
