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15 Comments
Reid
1/26/2022 11:59:14
Any show notes for this episode? Thanks as always for a great podcast! I always learn something.
George
1/26/2022 12:06:13
Yes. Published.
Jeroen PE1RGE
1/27/2022 05:20:00
Is it possible to download these Podcasts easily? With the previous episodes there was a convenient download button. I used to listen to them on my "vintage" ;-) MP3 player.
grantbob
1/28/2022 22:46:09
Try the Podcast Index site. It should let you do that for recent episodes in the rss feed. https://podcastindex.org/podcast/507433
Jeroen PE1RGE
1/29/2022 04:23:42
Thank you! The podcastindex does exactly what I want!
PAUL G MANDEL
1/28/2022 14:52:39
I’ve had a Hakko 808 for too many years to count. I think I paid about $200. It is the best investment on my bench.
John Hall
1/30/2022 11:23:41
I like the idea of a club tool lending library but I suspect, as always, the devil is in the details. Has anyone tried this? Successfully? Besides coax strippers, what other kinds of high cost, seldom-needed tools are good candidates? Do you need an appointed librarian to store the tools, keep track of borrowers, and deal with broken, lost, or worn tools.
Scott Edlund
1/30/2022 23:59:21
There is so much info in these podcasts and I try to take notes for the things I find really importation, but trying to go back to find something I heard to make sense of something else is time consuming. Can I suggest using a feature of listennotes that will auto transcribe the podcast and make it searchable?
Mark Biegler
11/16/2022 19:38:46
I AGREE!!!
Reid K8JLW
2/1/2022 12:38:11
I see many examples on Ebay of new Times Microwave LMR-400. Is there anything wrong with buying older cable like this (based on the date stamp on the genuine Times cable) that was manufactured in 2015 or 2016, or should I stick with newer manufactured stuff? Thanks!!
John VE3IPS
2/3/2022 10:47:29
Mount Umunhum is a great SOTA location and I was pleased to activate it. I used my FT817 to get many 2m FM contacts then was ecstatic to work RM0L on 20m using a 4 ft whip.
Bill KG6DZ
2/3/2022 18:48:56
I'm 75% through the 1/25 podcast on coax and connectors and learning a lot as usual. Unrelated to the show topic, in the "What's on Your Workbench" part of this show Mark I believed mentioned a 2-watt FM transceiver module (building block) which intrigued me. I checked the show notes then have been searching for such a device on Google as well as the usual electronics vendors, but no joy. Could you suggest a source?
Seth Lavinder
2/9/2022 07:45:10
Hello Bill, I too was interested in reading up on that module I have found a few references to it. Google “SA818” , also check YouTube Channel IMSAI guy , he has a nice video working with the demo board. I am no programmer but am considering getting a couple of these as they are cheap and look fun to tinker with! Good luck! 73 de Seth - W8FG
Bill Waggener
2/9/2022 15:18:35
Thanks Seth! With your info I found the modules for sale from several vendors. I also checked out the IMSAI guy on Youtube; great stuff. He has some other topics of interest to me. 2/16/2022 20:54:57
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