We’ve recently seen a few submissions about a new low cost active magnetic loop antenna called the K-180WLA which sells for around US$50 – US$60 over on eBay and Aliexpress. …
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Thank you to Zoltan Doczi (HA7DCD) for submitting his tutorial that shows how to receive signals from the SMOG-P and ATL-1 nano satellites which were launched via Rocket Lab back …
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Thank you to M Khanfar for submitting his YouTube tutorial on how to build a passive IMSI catcher with an RTL-SDR. He writes: In this video im processes of easy …
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Over on the SWLing Post Blog Thomas has uploaded an excellent tutorial showing how you can build your own YouLoop (aka a Noise-Cancelling Passive Loop). If you’ve been following our previous …
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Back in February 2019 we first posted about Radwave, an Android SDR App for RTL-SDR dongles. It has some interesting features not found in other Apps like the ability to …
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Over on YouTube William IU2EFA has been uploading multiple short “meteor scatter” videos. This involves using an RTL-SDR to briefly receive distant radio stations via the RF signal reflecting off the ionized …
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Making a qubit is easy. Controlling how they communicate, however… Share this story Quantum computers are not like classical computers. I don’t mean that in the sense that quantum computers …
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Many memes grew out of the release of The Last Jedi last year, but one of the most enduringly silly was perhaps Ben Swolo — inspired by the moment when …
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Over on the SWLing (Short Wave Listening) Post blog Thomas has just uploaded his review of the YouLoop in a post titled “The Airspy Youloop is a freaking brilliant passive …
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Over on Hackaday we’ve seen a post about [mgrouch]’s “boat computer” which consists of a Raspberry Pi 4, HDMI display, and a whole slew of sensors and receivers useful for …
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