The Most Hackable Handheld Ham Radio Yet
All right, confession time. I don’t use my handheld ham radio for much more than eavesdropping on…
Category: Makers
via HACKADAY: Open HT Surgery Gives Cheap Transceiver All-Band Capabilities
Watch out, Baofeng; there’s a new kid on the cheap handy talkie market, and judging…
via HACKADAY: Breadboard SDR Doesn’t Need Much
built a simple Tayloe mixer and detector on a breadboard. He decided to…
via HACKADAY: The Hunt For Alien Radio Signals Began Sooner Than You Think
Every 26 months, Earth and Mars come tantalizingly close by virtue of their relative orbits….
via HACKADAY: RNODE: A Portable Unrestricted Digital Radio
RNode is an open source, unrestricted digital radio transceiver based on — but not limited to…
via HACKADAY: The Lunar Odyssey: Moon Landings From the 1960s to Today’s Attempts
With the recent string of lunar landing attempts, it’s interesting to consider how much things…
via HACKADAY: The Long Strange Trip to US Color TV
We are always fascinated when someone can take something and extend it in a clever…
via HACKADAY: Creating a Numbers Station Of Your Very Own
Numbers stations are a weird phenomenon where odd voices read out long strings of numbers…
via HACKADAY: The Perils of Return Path Gaps
The radio frequency world is full of mysteries, some of which seem to take a…
via HACKADAY: Arduino Turned Into Something Kinda Like A Pager
Video may have killed the radio star, but cell phones and smart phones all but…