Of course I need to start another project, it wouldn’t be a day in the life of without! But here we are again at the start of something new. I am patiently waiting out the time between sitting &...

Introduction One of the first Amateur Radio services I came to use was AllStarLink; thanks to it’s convenience and familiarity being based on the Open Source Asterisk PBX project - why reinvent an...

Introduction If you’re not familiar with Flight Tracking and ADS-B in general, you should start at Planespotting - My ADSB Setup for how my station was built and where you can find the data I expo...

Early Draft Article: Work in progress Introducton This article is part of a series on building a weather station, utilising common software with a few different approaches to hardware. The ultim...

Relying on the internet for time seems a little silly to me when we have high-tech objects speeding past over-head giving us an incredibly accurate, non-connected time source, most folks call it GP...

Early Draft Article: Work in progress Introduction While usually I try to consolidate projects to deploy fewer devices, the decision on this project was to build it so that it would be useful fo...

Starting from a coffee table next to my balcony and an RG58 cable running out to the antenna, this project takes that network Software Defined Radio Receiver and puts it on the balcony providing th...

Actions I love these Xiami buttons and used them to replace all of the light switches in the house, each button is configured so that: Single tap - nearest light Double tap - next nearest l...

Warning: This is a work in progress PrettyFly is a first attempt at turning ADS-B data into interesting reports; it depends on Tar1090 from wiedehopf. PrettyFly is currently only able to travel ...

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