Andrew Dawes

Getting specialized amateur radio software to work on Linux can be a challenge, especially when dealing with sandbox environments and USB-to-serial port permissions.

I don’t recall exactly what led me to ask this question, let alone why I thought about asking ChatGPT about it… but it’s a sentiment I’ve had for a while and it seems to be getting worse.

I backed this project last year on Kickstarter and the board arrived a few days ago.

Once again, a badly neglected site, but in an attempt to refresh things, I found an interesting post about projects I’d like to do… so I figured it was time to update it.

I’m exploring the Wio terminal so there may be other posts soon as I continue to tinker around with this cool board.

This piece was originally published by Artists Repertory Theatre for their Fresh Eyes series.

This piece was originally published by Artists Repertory Theatre for their Fresh Eyes series.

I spent some time with the glowforge to test settings for engraving our instrument panels.

The preprint for our latest paper is now available on arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/1909.13651

I picked up an ADALM PLUTO from Analog Devices; a very powerful Software Defined Radio (SDR) for only $99.