Tomorrow is Amazon Prime Day - it is a little bit like a Black Friday sale, but only for Amazon Prime subscribers. Baofeng Tech is going to have several deals throughout the day. If you aren't an Amazon Prime subscriber, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial if want to take advantage of the deals from Baofeng Tech.
More soon!!!
Monday, July 11, 2016
Pokemon Go
Even the Knoxville Police are hip to the phenomenon that is Pokemon Go:
We have great city parks, however, they are closed between dusk & dawn. #PokemonGo players please take note of hours pic.twitter.com/eURDTU3Tyq— Knoxville Police (@Knoxville_PD) July 11, 2016
GMRS License Fee Increase
From $65 to $70...
FCC to increase GMRS license application fee https://t.co/cAEkT5GDp9 #hiking #camping #PrepperTalk @brickolore #twowayradios #walkietalkies— BuyTwoWayRadios.com (@2wayradios) July 9, 2016
Saturday, July 9, 2016
Friday, July 8, 2016
SSID Ideas
Need a new SSID? Here is a small list a friend shared on FaceBook. I think from @nixcraft pic.twitter.com/8AcVDvZnLa— Darrell DeRosia (@Darrell_DeRosia) June 30, 2016
Via @amyengineer
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Carry Permit Holders at UT: Part 3
Let's just hope all the bad guys registered:
"Police at UT-Knoxville had fielded requests from 72 employees who wanted to be able to bring their guns on campus, a spokeswoman there said Thursday."
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Nagoya NA-24J Ultra Whip VHF-UHF Antenna
John reviews the new lightweight Nagoya NA-24J Ultra Whip VHF-UHF Antenna. He reports the performance is better than most stock handheld antennas, but the real differentiator is the weight:
"Here's where the NA-24J excels. The antenna element is less than half the thickness of the NA-771 and about 1/3 the weight. The 24J weights in at mere .3oz (8.5g) as compared to 1.0oz (28g) for the NA-771."
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Sad Fact
Starting off the week with this disappointing fact... we can do better!
Embarrassing: The U.S. Is Ranked 182nd In The World Alphabetically https://t.co/EJTEIQqTVP— ClickHole (@ClickHole) June 27, 2016
Monday, July 4, 2016
Fibonacci Sequence for Miles and Kilometers
Cool, but if you are runner you have all these memorized.
You can convert miles and kilometers using the Fibonacci sequence. https://t.co/OWP8QgKd5W pic.twitter.com/NEzkXE2nkI— Cliff Pickover (@pickover) July 2, 2016
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