EPISODE · Jul 28, 2021 · 1H 56M
Amateur Radio Roundtable July 27, 2021
from Amateur Radio Roundtable · host Tom Medlin
Tonight, we show the 5 part qrp transmitter, talk about the Cuban jamming of 40 meters, Show how to do signal direction finding using the TDoA function or kiwiSDR.
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Tonight, we show the 5 part qrp transmitter, talk about the Cuban jamming of 40 meters, Show how to do signal direction finding using the TDoA function or kiwiSDR.
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