Van Kabrich

Looks awesome. Did you get it prefabbed or did you have to get it through a kit?

It has been on my to-do list for a while. The exact parts list in the course is pricey so I put it off to look for alternatives. Then I got distracted..

The theory, data processing, etc are all still very applicable.

I've gotten pretty good range driving around and especially in the woods with good sight lines. For me it's a cool piece of tech to have around, and I want to find some more ways to actually use it. With a decent size group all having their own nodes it would shine more.

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This one is designed to be read in through an audio jack so it's right in line with normal SDR setups.

I always fall into the same trap. There's always another rabbit hole to dive into.

In HF land: I got a simple 16M low pass filter built and tested. I didn't realize how small the toroids I ordered were.. I had to wind them using tweezers.

Testing out Meshtastic on the first day of hunting season!

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