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"6 meter meteor scatter, analog TV with HackRF, M17 significance."

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Issue 343 August 10th, 2024 Top links Why M17 is significant No other Amateur Radio digital voice system is as well defined as M17. Zero Retries QSL cards from the past A complete collection of old QSL cards now totaling more than 56,000. W8JYZ Ham Radio becomes voice of victims and rescue teams alike The operators are accompanying each rescue team, providing real-time updates on the situation on the ground. India.com San Francisco Ham operators provide critical communication link Ham Radio operators across Northern California provided a critical communication link to embattled first responders. KPIX HFGCS: The backup plan for doomsday The United States Strategic Forces Command built their backup plan around the unique properties of HF radio. Hackaday The QubeDX: A modular CubeSat style QRP Transceiver Building a QRP radio for digi mode operation that can be operated remotely via Wi-Fi. DK1MI Loop the loop on 6 meters Meteor scatter is probably one of the coolest things that Techs can do. KB6NU Store and Forward A podcast about the past and future of Ham Radio. Store and Forward An introduction to the 1.25 meter band 222 MHz has many of the qualities of 2 meters, with the added benefit of less consumer electronics interference and generally a lower noise floor. N4DTF Video Analog television transmission with a HackRF SDR Using a program called hacktv-gui to transmit analog TV signals. Signals Everywhere The beginners guide to the Radioberry HF SDR Transceiver Pi Hat The first initial steps needed to install the Radioberry service on a Raspberry Pi 4. Tech Minds Did you receive this email as a forward? Sign-up here Amateur Radio Weekly is curated by K4HCK. Do you have an interesting item to share? Email us! Thank you for reading. 73 Friends of the Newsletter | View the archive | Follow on Mastodon Explore the Ham Weekly Network Amateur Radio Weekly | NetFinder | Amateur Radio Daily Share this email: Manage your preferences | Opt out using TrueRemove™ Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive our future emails. View this email online. 2015 Irby Lane Murfreesboro, TN | 37127 US This email was sent to kh6jrm@gmail.com. To continue receiving our emails, add us to your address book.

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