Online Radio and TV

OK - more links, I seem to keep turning up some good resources for electronics info/supplies/etc. First up is Datasheetarchive.com which is a great place to find information on salvaged or “just laying around” components. I’ve rarely visited the site directly, usually when I google a part identifier I find they’re one of [...]

It seems the links for amateur radio projects just don’t quit, I guess amateur radio is the proving ground for electronics tinkerers which is really, one of the goals of amateur radio. Anyway, I’ve got a few more links to add today…. Here’s one homebrew page with a good number of projects listed. [...]

For quite a while I’ve had a tendency to take a soldering iron to the pc board of ______fill in the blank______ electronics that has “expired” or outlived its usefulness. Sometimes, it’s just to salvage the REALLY large (scary) capacitors from a power supply, sometimes though it’s a bit more ambitious than that, (blocking [...]

I ran across this in the last few days and wanted to leave a link here. Of course, there are lots of scanner streams online, this one is based in Cary, NC and covers the Raleigh-Durham area including police, fire, RDU airport, etc. here’s the link, one thing that’s kind of neat is [...]

I’m not sure now if I’ve mentioned them before…. (I’ve listed so many different sites that provide kits or supplies for amateur radio.) But… they deserve a second mention if they were lumped in with a list of others…. Hobbytron has a huge selection of electronics kits, supplies, gadgets and gizmos… as I was [...]

Yep, there are still more amateur radio equipment suppliers I haven’t mentioned, ranging from antennas and kits up to off the shelf transceivers, etc. and test equipment. Ham Radio Outlet is a fairly big name with all sorts of supplies from premade cables to off the shelf transceivers/scanners/shortwave receivers, antennas, etc. etc. Then [...]