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3 Folder Email System
A brief description of the 3 Folder Email System that I use to manage email. Like the 14 Folder Paper System it has worked relatively well for me over the past several years. I’ll also freely admit that I fall off the wagon frequently and don’t always follow through with all the steps and processes here. We are all a work in progress.
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14 Folder Paper System
A brief description of the 14 Folder Paper System that I use to manage receipts, paper bills, and similar physical paperwork I receive. Like the 3 Folder Email System it has worked relatively well for me over the past several years. I’ll also freely admit that I fall off the wagon frequently and don’t always follow through with all the steps and processes here. We are all a work in progress.
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Introduction to WSJT-X Nodes for Node-RED
YouTube live stream with Kyle AA0Z walking through the Node Red WSJT-X nodes for Node Red.
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Control Panel 1
An old-school toggle-switch control panel for Home Automation. I’ve fast grown tired of tablet interfaces and flat glass screens you have to type on. This is my retaliation, a very tactile control panel for home automation. The control panel interfaces with my home automation system to control lights and devices around my house. The best part is I can “feel” the switches in the dark to turn on the lights!
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Building the QRP Labs QDX
Last year at Hamvention 2022 I purchased one of QRP Labs’ QDX Digital Transceiver kits. This week I finally got around to building it! I’ve found it performs rather well on 20m with FT8. For posterity, I’ve captured a few build photos and some notes on my build here.
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WSJT-X Nodes for Node-RED
A set of “nodes” for the flow based programming tool Node-RED that connect to, control, and monitor WSJT-X software over the network. With these nodes you can decode messages sent from WSJT-X and inject the data into a flow or using data in your flow encode and send commands to WSJT-X.
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QSO Today Ham Expo (Spring 2023)
As part of the QSO Today Ham Expo this spring where we are building a 40m transceiver we are adding a little extra “Internet” to the project. A log and map of builders and contacts! We are building the Sea Sprite+ from QRPme. Hope to see you there!
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