Friday, June 1, 2012

Surfin’: Analog Ham

This week, Surfin’ dusts off the Victrola to spin some platters (or queues up the MP3 player to play some tunes).

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Friday, May 25, 2012

Surfin’: A Hamvention Diary

This week, Surfin’s contributing editor recounts last week’s excellent adventure at the Dayton Hamvention.

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Friday, May 11, 2012

Surfin’: Weekending at 39.8211°N, 84.2561°W

This week, Surfin’ reviews what you need for traveling well to the Dayton Hamvention®.

Sunday, May 6, 2012

TAPR PSR #118

The spring 2012 pre-Hamvention issue of TAPR’s quarterly newsletter, PSR, is now available on the TAPR website. (Truth in advertising: yours truly is the editor of PSR.)


Table of Contents of the spring 2012, #118 issue of TAPR PSR
  • President’s Corner
  • WA2DFI at Four Days in May
  • Short Bits
  • TAPR at Hamvention
  • DCC Update
  • TADD-2 Mini Is Now Available
  • Hermes Is On His Way
  • Getting Started: Doodle Labs Data Radio
  • UDPSDR-HF2 SDRstick
  • Deploying a KPC-3P as a "BBS-in-a-Box"
  • Twitter & Facebook
  • Write Here!
  • PSR Advertising Rates
  • Get On-the-Air with SDR
  • W7SLB SK
  • Open Hardware Summit 2012
  • Write Here!
  • The Fine Print
  • Our Membership App

Friday, May 4, 2012

Surfin’: Open Source Ducks

This week, Surfin’ rediscovers the wonders of open source software.

Friday, April 27, 2012

Surfin’: Get On the Air with SDR

This week, Surfin’ gets its feet wet with SDR by means of a bevy of online SDR receivers.

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Dedication

I dedicated this week's installment of Surfin’ to my faithful canine companion, QT Pie. He patiently kept me company while I typed the hundreds of things I have written over the past 15 years of his life, which ended too soon on Saturday morning. Goodbye, Pieman!

Friday, April 20, 2012

Surfin’: It’s Hacking Time!

This week, Surfin’ loses the DIY blahs after learning about new ham radio modules that require hacking.


Friday, April 13, 2012

Surfin’: Radioing the Titanic

This week, Surfin’ hops on the wayback machine and revisits the 100 year old radio communications surrounding the Titanic disaster.