Saveitforparts

This is probably one of my most-requested video topics!

This is a follow up to this post and this video, about my LHCP L-band feed made from laser-cut wood.

Secretcon (the Cybersecurity or “Hacking” conference) returned to the Twin Cities, this time in St.

Similar to some of my past projects with the Tailgater and Carryout antennas, I’ve written a new Python script for the Discovery Drive.

I am frequently asked where to find used satellite dishes for SDR and radio experiments.

While I can’t afford to send a cubesat into orbit, I can (sort of) simulate space in my garage!

I’ve been poking around at my Winegard Trav’ler antennas a bit and have some additional info beyond what’s on my Github and prior posts.

I’ve been making progress on the radio observatory / satellite tracking station at Sandland.

I generally avoid overt politics on my website and YouTube channel.

Technically it’s a cubesat “simulator”, but it’s the first really affordable one I’ve seen!