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  1. HamChallenge Bot @[email protected] ·

    #hamchallenge week 44: Receive a #QRSS signal on the HF bands. Check out qrss.org/ for a list of frequencies and fire up a QRSS grabber software like Argo (I2PHD), Spectrum Lab (DL4YHF), LOPORA (PA2OHH) or QrssPiG (HB9FXX). There are signals transmitting 24/7 on most bands that are easy to copy. #hamradio
    hamchallenge.org/2025/44

    #hamradio #qrss #hamchallenge
  2. HB9FXX - Martin Herren @hb9fxx ·

    Think i got EIVE

    #strf
  3. HB9FXX - Martin Herren @hb9fxx ·

    News boards, now need time to install on them. One , one .

    One would be planned to run a @gitlab runner once they support RiscV, the other and .

    #debian #riscv64 #aarch64 #satnogs #strf
  4. HB9FXX - Martin Herren @hb9fxx ·

    Probably someone believed the satellite's transmission wasn't sonatic enough and transmitted some music close to it's frequency.
    network.satnogs.org/observatio

    #sonate #satnogs
  5. HB9FXX - Martin Herren @hb9fxx ·

    Interesting SoC is coming: masters.com.pl/en/stm32wl-micr
    For now I still prefer the easily available boards with a SX127x as they not only cover 70cm band but also, ever with more impedance mismatch, the 2m HAM band.
    This new STM32 integrates a SX126x so for HAMs only covers 70cm.

    Still interesting.

    #stm32 #esp32 #semtech #ham
  6. HB9FXX - Martin Herren @hb9fxx ·

    @adingbatponder
    Waiting for mine in Switzerland around February... :)

    My guess why PRC is far ahead on us on and especially is related to the restrictions imposed on them regarding Arm64. Risc-V is a way around for them.

    Sad that this seems to be one of the main drivers for open hardware.

    Hope to see an ecosystem grow around RiscV here.

    For now i can only experiment on Alibaba D1 Soc / T-Head C906 based chinese boards...

    #openhardare #riscv