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VK2TPM via rec.radio.amateur.moderated Admin June 17th 19 12:04 AM

[VK2TPM] Promised HF-6m Discovery TX-500 looks interesting
 

marxy's musing on technology

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Promised HF-6m Discovery TX-500 looks interesting

Posted: 15 Jun 2019 06:35 PM PDT
http://blog.marxy.org/2019/06/promis...500-looks.html



Just spotted this teaser for a new amateur transceiver. A very compact and
rugged design with two surface mount boards and built-in antenna tuner.

I'm not sure about the choice of connectors but I guess they're going for a
rugged water resistant exterior.

Personally I'd love to see something along these lines with a single USB
port carrying control, audio and IQ but in a way that it can be

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Better digital shortwave radios on the horizon

Posted: 15 Jun 2019 06:14 PM PDT
http://blog.marxy.org/2019/06/better...radios-on.html



A post on the Digital Radio Mondiale pageÂ*highlights a new radio receiver
module from Starwaves that will ship later this year and could pave the way
for consumer radios covering LW, MW, SW and FM with DRM and analog
reception.

The DRM receivers I've tried so far have had terrible battery life and been
high cost. Let's hope a new generation is on the way. I hope you're on to
this Tecsun!

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Arduino ESP8266 with on board OLED display

Posted: 15 Jun 2019 10:34 PM PDT
http://blog.marxy.org/2019/06/arduin...oard-oled.html

Here's a very handy little board for AU$16 from Banggood. They call it a
Wemos® NodeMCU wifi for Arduino. It's an ESP8266, which can be programmed
using the Arduino tools with an on-board 128x64 0.96 inch OLED display.




The library you need to drive it is here.

The trick is to download that Git repo as a Zip and then in the Arduino
software install the library from local Zip.

The



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