I remember John AE5X blogging a while ago now about a cheap capacitance meter that read the capacitance values out in Morse code. Some time later, on searching around online, I found a cool-looking and cheap meter on Sparkfun. John blogged about this meter too. More recently, anticipating an upcoming need for such a device, […]
In the last post I reported that I had made contact with the T32C team on 40M with 4W from my Norcal 2N2/40, and also with 4W on 80M from my Tut80. The goal was to make a contact with them on every band I have capability for here, which meant just one more band […]
Phew. I’ve finally finished the first CC-20 beta and fitted it into a case. I can now sit back, look at it and listen to it! In this post a few weeks ago, I showed the unpopulated board with the connectors lying on a sheet of the red PCB material I was planning to use […]
No major moves forward at the AA7EE shack recently, just a few little ones. I’ve been eyeing a fairly tall tree (50-60 feet) that is right at the edge of the apartment building next door. It’s just a few feet over the property line, and overhangs the small back yard of my apartment building. With […]
The main project going on in the AA7EE “shack” (for which read “main room of my studio apartment”) has been, and will continue to be, the monumental task of committing my sizable collection of cassettes, CDs, DAT tapes and broadcast carts to backed up hard drives. This is an ongoing project which I expect to […]
Dave Richards AA7EE 