Amateur

Most countries have dropped the requirement to study the Morse code to become a ham radio operator. Because of this, you may think that the Morse code is dead. But it’s not like that. Some people like nostalgia. Some like that you can create simple equipment for sending and receiving Morse code. Others like that […]

There was a time when a ham radio had a lot of dials and switches, and probably a lot of boxes. Computers have changed all that. Some transceivers now have only a few buttons or are even fully controlled by a computer. Where a ham can have a TeleType machine, a slow-scan TV monitor and

While the M17 may sound like a new type of automatic rifle (as it actually is), we were thinking of an open source project to create ham radio. Instead of paraphrasing the goals of the project, we will simply quote them: The goal here should be to launch our own protocols from the air, replace