This Ham Radio podcast deep dives on making, DIY, electronics, and technical topics of interest to the amateur radio operator. Your host, George KJ6VU, discusses current developments in ham radio while introducing listeners to a plethora of topics and skills such as test equipment, radio technology, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and more.
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Join us on DiscordWe use our Discord channel to take questions and comments when we live stream our show. There are also channels on topics of interest to our listeners including a general rag chew channel, portable operating, swap meet, etc.
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The Ham Radio Workbench is sponsored by DX Engineering
DX Engineering is a leading manufacturer and worldwide retailer of everything for amateur radio, from transceivers to antennas, coaxial cable to towers, amplifiers to CW paddles. DX Engineering also carries PackTenna antenna products and the Sierra Radio Systems Station Controller. The ideal companion for your remote station setup.
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The SRS Station Controller beta test is complete and products are now available for sale on the SRS web site.
The Station Controllers will control and monitor key components of your remote HF/VHF or repeater system. Monitor voltages, temperatures, RF power forward & reflected, switch closures, etc. Remote coax switch lets you select multiple radios or multiple antennas. Remote power and accessory switching with dry contact relays or open-collector outputs. All control software is written in Node Red and is open source. The main control computer is self-hosted on a Raspberry Pi or any available computer. Check out our web site AND our community and documentation on groups.io Station Controller Store |
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