This SDR is basically a HF transceiver, not just an other wideband SDR.

Where other SDR kits are clearly made by non amateurs and fit best in a hobby lab as cheap measurement gear, this is a product from Ham's made for Ham's
Instead of a range of 0-6GHz this kit kit is only capable of 3-30 MHz but it does so really good.

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After having to miss out last year, this year I've made it to the biggest Ham event in Europe.
As always Friedrichshaven was packed with Radio Amateurs, some even traveled from the most exotic places in the world.

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CHeck out this new project !

- Pocket-Sized Software Defined HF/Shortwave Transceiver
- Open Source Hardware & Software
- Includes Vector Network Analyzer & GPS

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Recently I was doing some quick searching the internet for a zero-crossing dimmer circuit that could be controlled with a DC voltage,
and as I didn't really find any copy and paste kind of  circuits I've decided to build one myself from parts I've found could be useful with some modification.

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The amazing SDR projects keep popping up!

How about this one: "The FreeSRP"

Receive and Transmit at the Same Time, yes full-duplex.. ( with a maximum output power of 50 mW @ 2.4 GHz)

This FPGA based board has a USB 3.0 port, can be used with GNU-radio under Ubuntu Linux and has a bandwidth of 61.44 MHz

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