Tag Archives: Li-PO

Digital on Board

Posted on July 21, 2019 by n2htt

Summer is in full swing here in the Hudson Valley, alternating between humid rainy days, and blindingly hot humid sunny days. Did I mention humid? So once again, on the drier days I’m out whenever possible with one of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Ham Radio, Linux | Tagged Amateur radio, Anderson Powerpole, bamboo cutting board, Bioenno, DC-DC converter, digital modes, FT-817, FT-847, FT8, FTDI, GPS, ham radio, Li-PO, Linux, low power, MiniProSC, portable operation, Powerpole, PSK-31, QRP, QRP operation, Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 3B+, Scotch Extremely Strong, WSJT-X | 2 Comments

Aerial ballet with SpongeBob

Posted on August 31, 2014 by n2htt

My current obsession with operating portable outdoors has driven this post to the ham radio side again. No computers, sorry. Well I have made progress with the internal lithium batteries for the KX1. After a great deal of rummaging about, … Continue reading →

Posted in Ham Radio | Tagged Amateur radio, ham radio, KX1, Li-PO, lithium batteries, low power, QRP, QRP operation, SOTA, Summits on the Air | 2 Comments

KX1 to the Field

Posted on July 20, 2014 by n2htt

This post is all about ham radio, the great outdoors and being thrifty (cheap). No computers were harmed in the making of this post. Having recovered from blog-block after documenting the simple transmitter, I am just back from Lobstercon again … Continue reading →

Posted in Ham Radio | Tagged KX1, Li-PO, LobsterCon, QRP, SOTA, Summits on the Air | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Li-PO

Digital on Board

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KX1 to the Field

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