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Category Archives: Raspberry_Pi
Fun on 10GHz – Adding a Panadapter to the /P Gear
Since completing my 10GHz /P TVTR I have been using it indoors monitoring beacons via rain scatter (RS). Being able to “see” what’s happening on the band is extremely useful. Not only does it help find the signal and peak … Continue reading
Posted in 3cms, Blog, GHz_Bands, Mobile / portable Operation, Raspberry_Pi, SDR
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Switching_Antennas_Remotely
With inclement weather forecast over the Xmas period I was keen to try and implement some form of remote switching of the 144MHz and 1296MHz EME antennas. The antenna feeds terminate in a waterproof cabinet at the base of the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Raspberry_Pi, Remote_operation
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Remote_Power_Pi
Today I picked up a project that I had started at the beginning of the year. It uses the Raspberry Pi (RPi) computer to provide remote control of up to 8 events, each switched by relay. My plan is to … Continue reading
Posted in Raspberry_Pi, Remote_operation
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Rotator Controller Using Arduino and PstRotator
When I first started my 2M EME experiments elevation and azimuth control of the antenna was done manually, using a “plumb-line” and protractor for elevation and circular protractor for azimuth. The antenna was held in position with “G-clamps”. This system … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, EME, Raspberry_Pi
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