Archive for the ‘DIY’ Tag
University of California, Davis engineering students Sam Dawson (left) and Andrew Chung (right) demonstrate their engineering project at the Bay Area Maker Faire. The microprocessors in each box are equipped with infrared sensors and emitters that “talk” to each other and glow different colors to indicate their relationships to another box.
The project provided hands-on experience in both hardware and software to supplement lectures and textbook learning.
Watch the video on YouTube Channel KH6WZ.
For more information on the UC Davis Engineering programs, visit
The Davis Adaptive RF Technology (DART) Lab
UC Davis College of Engineering – Electrical and Computer Engineering
2014 UC Davis Picnic Day
Not Your Grandpa’s Ham Radio
Maker Faire Bay Area 2014
ARRL CEO David Sumner – K1ZZ – wrote a great story on Amateur Radio and the hands-on experience this technical hobby – and free public service – provides. Click here to go to the Urgent Communications story. . . .
But – Dave did not mention what’s going on on the ham radio microwave bands. Click here to visit the San Bernardino Microwave Society (SBMS) and the 50 MHz and Up Group and the North Texas Microwave Society (NTMS) to see what we are doing on the frequencies way up there. . .
Nov. 29, 2012 by Glenn Bischoff in Urgent Matters
Ham radio, public service and super storm Sandy. . .
One fact in Glenn’s article needs correction:
ARRL is the American Radio Relay League. I worked there in Newington, CT many years ago…
Singing the Praises of Unsung Heroes
