"Baofeng UV-82X Dual Band 144/220 Handheld Transceiver
This is a brand new model out, IN STOCK NOW!!!
Features dual band, dual display, dual RX, 2.5 commercial spacing
5W out hi 1w out lo power, 128 memories, Emergency alarm,
Rugged construction, Perfect for Commercial and Amateur use."
A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Baofeng UV-82X: 2M/220
Martyn is back with a new radio... the Baofeng UV-82X that will do 2M and 220.
Luiton DG-318
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Polmar DB50M: Unboxing
Ben (PA2OLD) has an unboxing video of the Polmar DB-50M (aka Powerwerx DB-750X) over at his site. The radio looks thinner than I had ever noticed.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Million
I'm about to have a million hits on the blog - see the counter over there ---->.
If you happen to be the millionth visitor, snap a screen shot! Fame and glory will be yours forever.
If you happen to be the millionth visitor, snap a screen shot! Fame and glory will be yours forever.
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Blogging
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Three Years of Blogging
I started blogging three years ago. I've said more about the why and what in previous years (2011, 2012). For this year, I'll just say the 2,148 posts of the past three years have resulted in 997,021 hits. There are about 225 RSS subscribers.
More important than the numbers... I've learned a lot, made some friends, and had fun. Thanks to everyone that reads, comments, and e-mails!
More important than the numbers... I've learned a lot, made some friends, and had fun. Thanks to everyone that reads, comments, and e-mails!
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Blogging
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Chrome - Audio in Which Tab?
Excellent... a feature to identify which Chrome tab is playing audio. I'm bad about having lots of tabs open and sometimes a page will auto-play a video. This will eliminate a lot of searching and scrolling to find the offender.
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Chrome
Not How I Would Do It
Guy posts a link to a survey on a Yahoo Group and the list owner kicks him out:
"I think you need to unsubscribe from this list of all you want is to mooch a survey. Forget that, I'll unsubscribe you myself."
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Anytone,
AT-5888UV,
Yahoo Group
Library Box
I like the idea of a portable library like the Library Box. You could load it up with manuals or references for Field Day and easily share them. I've been to family gatherings in the middle of the mountains where there was no internet access, so you could share pictures with the extended family. One of the use cases the website mentions is providing students with files via the Library Box as a temporary intranet as the data may otherwise be blocked by the school's firewall. Obviously, this doesn't replace what I do with a cloud file service (Dropbox, SkyDrive, etc.), but it provides some basic functionality in a very flexible way.
Via AR-15
Via AR-15
Labels:
Data,
Technology
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Game of Thrones Deal
Wow! You can get all five of the A Song of Ice and Fire series (aka Game of Thrones) for less than $20! These are my favorite books of all time. I've got them all in hard back - including a signed copy of A Feast for Crows, but I may still have to get the Kindle versions. I suspect I will want to reread them when George RR Martin finally gets the next book out.
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A Game of Thrones,
A Song of Ice and Fire,
Books,
Kindle
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