The Microsoft Surface Go 2 is ideal for portable ham radio data modes, according to a series of tests discussed in a blog post by Julian (OH8STN). The device’s lightweight design, Windows 10 operating system, and compatibility with software like Winlink Express and Vara HF made it an optimal choice for portable ham radio operations, EMCOMM, or Preparedness.
Hello Operators.During my “spare” time, I’ve been quietly working with the Microsoft Surface GO 2 and Icom IC-705 in hopes of coming up with the […]
Hello operators. Although I’m working on the solar generator project, other projects are still being prepped in the background. The DRAWS Hat is one of […]
Hello Operators The team at NW Digital Radio have been extremely busy during the holidays. I don’t want this to be a long post, so […]
Hello Operators For you Raspberry Pi users, It looks like we finally have an audio codec, GPS, real time clock, and native data ports on […]
Hello Operators Todays topic is overdriving our digital modes audio, and the effects it has on other operators trying to use the same band. I […]
Hello operators. Although I have a pretty good background in Linux, using the raspberry pi for ham radio is a new endeavor. Here are a […]
Why is amateur radio gear still in the dark ages? As ham radio operators, we often make boastful claims about the capabilities of ham radio […]
Hello Operators One of the biggest sources of frustration for the Android powered amateur radio operator, is the lack of apps supporting the most popular […]
This is a short demonstration of APRS Messenger message reception, reply, and acknowledgement over HF APRS. HFAPRS and APRS Messenger are the little-known gems of […]
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