Ham radio blog by OZ1BXM

søndag den 10. juli 2022

In Pursuit of 100 Entities using FT8

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I've decided to challenge myself and pursuit 100 entities using FT8. My experience with FT8 is not long as I've had only 25 QSO'...
tirsdag den 26. april 2022

Operating 144 MHz EME again

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After some years of non-activity, I've decided to operate 144 MHz EME again. The equipment is in store, and I want continue in this exci...
torsdag den 1. juli 2021

Mains power alarm

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Our refrigerator must run at +5C at all times. But one day, the security relay of the house flipped and cut the power off. The power outage ...
torsdag den 17. juni 2021

Reading I2C addresses

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Many electronic modules are controlled by the I2C-protocol. I2C builds upon the concept of masters and slaves connected via a 2-wire bus. Th...
lørdag den 1. maj 2021

DC-receiver 0.1-100 MHz

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Fig. 1. DC-receiver seen from the front. Building your own equipment is not difficult if you buy ready-made modules and connect them togethe...
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tirsdag den 29. december 2020

One-valve transmitter for 7 MHz

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  Fig. 1. Valve transmitter. Building this transmitter was inspired by an article in "Popular Electronics" 2/1955. The circuit dia...
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tirsdag den 6. oktober 2020

Replacing Network Time with BktTimeSync

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I've used Network Time about 6 months. However, the PC clock deviation could be 500 ms or more during a day. This amount of drift is not...
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Lars Petersen
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