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Minimalistic Fun in Solar Max!
The solar cycle is peaking with the higher bands bursting of activity! That old saying that you can work anything using just a “wet noodle” came to mind for this
SmartSDR v3.8 Coming Next Week
Flex has just informed us that the new version v3.8 or SmartSDR will be released next week. SmartSDR v3.8 will be for all FLEX-6000 series radios and will also be
Boost Your X6200 DX Mic Audio!
Considering that the X6200 is a portable radio with QRP-level power, properly adjusting the microphone sound can make a big difference in reaching farther, as it enhances the signal-to-noise ratio.
New ICOM IC-7760 HF/50 MHz SDR Transceiver Announced (updated)!
At the Tokyo Ham Fair ICOM announced the new, for long pre-teased, top-of-line 60th anniversary HF and 50 MHz SDR transceiver. Here is a first look at what this new
Build a Meshtastic Node the Easy Way!
Meshtastic is rapidly gaining popularity across Europe, with new nodes being set up daily. These nodes connect using the license-free 868 MHz frequency, forming a mesh network with LoRa radios.
What is NEW with the FLEX-8000 Series?
FlexRadio announced the FLEX-8000 Series line of HF/6m Transceivers on Friday May 17 at Dayton Hamvention. In this post we take a closer look at the upgrades and new features.
FlexRadio Announces FLEX-8000 Series
FlexRadio announces FLEX-8000 Series, a new line of HF/6m transceivers, available August 2024. FlexRadio press release below; The Next Generation of SDR Solutions to the Amateur Community Austin, Texas—May
Meshtastic, What is the Hype All About?
Perhaps you’ve heard of or encountered Meshtastic, the new phenomenon sweeping through Europe. If not, it’s time to learn about it and get on board! Meshtastic revolutionizes communication with decentralized,
The New FLEX Maestro C is Here!
Whats new with the new FLEX Maestro model C you might ask? In this video Kyle AA0Z interview FlexRadio’s Michael Walker to get you all updated about the new Maestro
Exited About Meteor Scatter?
Today, we’re diving into the cool world of meteor scatter on the amateur radio scene, just in time for the Geminids meteor shower’s predicted peak tomorrow, December 14.