Category: Amateur Radio (Ham Radio)

Transmitter spurs are very important from the perspective of radio amateurs, especially for those who are planning to homebrew radios or use homebrew radios which have not undergone

I purchased an ESP32 DEVKIT V1, which is a development board, recently and had posted about it. The board has a built-in WiFi and I thought of checking

It is a long time since I had tried receiving an SSTV (Slow Scan Television) image from the International Space Station. For the past few days, my X

A study published in IEEE Xplore was unique from the point of view of amateur radio: “Study on application of communication in JS8 mode in the amateur radio

Had a search for the QSL cards which I had received during my first stint on ham radio decades back. These are the precious ones I could fish

End Fed Half Wave dipole antenna has a high feedpoint impedance of the order of 2500 ohms. It is transformed to the 50 ohms impedance needed for the

I had mentioned about ESP32 microcontroller during the discussion on Standalone Versions of LMR SDR. ESP32 is a series of low-cost, low-power microcontrollers that integrate both WiFi and

Both overcharging and undercharging are not good for the lead acid battery which we commonly use in this region at home. Overcharging with high voltage will cause current

This is my new sealed lead acid battery. Difference from conventional flooded lead acid battery is that the electrolyte is in gel form instead of the liquid form

Let us have a look at the chips and some other components seen on the Arduino Uno board. This is the ATmega328 on the Arduino Uno board, about