Before smartphones and Internet of Things devices became widespread, the Automatic Packet Reading System (APRS) was the way to send digital information wirelessly from remote locations. Used since the 80’s, there is now almost hipster “wireless data before it was cool”, along with many people who use it because it’s interesting, and many others who […]
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Starting now, the Hakkai Award for 2021 challenges you Reimagine Supporting equipment. Honestly, it’s all about shortcuts to success. Can we make it easier for people to learn more about science and technology? Can we remove some barriers that prevent people from doing DIY as a hobby (or lifestyle)? What can we do to build
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The Federal Communications Commission will vote this week on whether to add two more places to its list of wireless innovation zones: Raleigh, North Carolina and Boston, Massachusetts. Acting President Jessica Rosenzursel proposed adding the two seats last week. Raleigh’s location, in the North Carolina Research Triangle, is already part of the National Science Foundation’s
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Improved portable antenna for your RTL SDR switch Amateur radio VK3YE
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The global software-defined radio market is expected to grow significantly in the forecast period 2020-2027. The high frequency subsegment is expected to be the most profitable. The transmitter and ground sub-segments are expected to be the most profitable. The trade sub-segment is expected to be the most profitable. North America is expected to lead the
