Monthly Archives: June 2020

The obvious answer here is that KiwiSDR is a Software Definable Radio but what I think sets it apart from other SDRs is the ease of accessing them over the Internet with a well developed user interface that is controllable … Continue reading →

COVID-19 has stopped many activities that we all considered to be part of our normal existence. From going to work, dining out, to taking an Amateur Radio exam. Some clever hams using tools that were developed for the class room … Continue reading →

You probably know that there are three main digital modes for amateur radio. This is not a detailed comparison of the modes or even a technical comparison. I have radios for each of these modes and I have spent time … Continue reading →

Maybe you have heard of Anderson Powerpoles, if not they are a family of electrical connectors by Anderson Power Products. These connectors have become the standard for power hook-ups for my radio equipment. Powerpole connectors are physically and electrically hermaphroditic, … Continue reading →

I have limited desk space in my ham shack and several HTs. I decided I needed a way to organize my HTs so I started looking around for brackets for my HTs that I could 3D print. I had some … Continue reading →