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Member Page For Daniel<\/h2>\n

Over the coming months those who wish to have their own members page will be added, a chance to tell you about ourselves.<\/p>\n

I have had an interest in radio as a teen I had a long wire and a realistic Dx-394 which I spent many a happy hour listening to various communications.<\/p>\n

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I have an electrical and mechanical background and run a local business.<\/p>\n

While currently I listen to amateur bands, I hold a Business Radio Suppliers Light Licence from Ofcom and run Retevis RT-82’s for work.<\/p>\n

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HF BASE STATION<\/h2>\n

I currently have a icom 7300 SDR radio set up with a multi-band nested dipole<\/p>\n

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SDR<\/h2>\n

I have a keen interest in computers with a preference for linux and am currently experimenting with a Adlam Pluto SDR.<\/a><\/p>\n

This is an embedded linux web server and sdr radio with hack to tune\/transmit\u00a070 MHz to 6000 MHz and second core can be enabled.<\/p>\n

to quote manufacturer<\/p>\n

“Hacking<\/a>\u00a0the ADALM-PLUTO is possible (and encouraged). In this case – what we mean by\u00a0hacking<\/em>\u00a0is the act of programming or extending the functionality or use cases of the PlutoSDR, in a spirit of playfulness and exploration. In order to do that, you should be familiar with the device, from a\u00a0user<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0developer<\/a>\u00a0standpoint.”<\/p>\n

Many aspects of the PlutoSDR are based from the\u00a0AD-FMCOMMS3-EBZ<\/a>, and you should be familiar with that, as it will help understand how to extend the PlutoSDR.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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With mixed results I am using SDR ANGEL<\/p>\n