Let’s have some fun creating amplitude modulation in GNURadio. This little experiment teaches the basics about modulation and is an easy way to learn more about GNURadio. Read more
Author: John VE6EY
Car Reviews Matter – My Favorites
Shopping for a new vehicle? Car reviews matter but not all are created equal. Here are the ones that I take seriously. Read more
2017 Review – Looking Back at the Year
Time for a 2017 review. During the year, my interests shifted more towards software defined radio, but the variety of articles remained broad on my web site, Making It Up. Read more
Migrating To Nvidia Shield Android TV
At first glance, my new Nvidia Shield Android TV is a great replacement for my troublesome WD TV Live Streaming box. Merry Christmas to us all. Read more
Behind Bitcoin Blockchain Basics Tutorial
Behind Bitcoin Blockchain Basics is something everyone needs to understand. Everyone is talking about Bitcoin. But really, Blockchain is the real innovation. Read more
GNURadio SCA Receiver – Signals within Signals
Take a look at my GNURadio SCA Receiver. It’s a neat way to use your RTL-SDR to explore hidden signals in your community. Read more
Net Neutrality Public Good
Net neutrality public good is very important. Without it, service providers can punish competitive services with higher prices and consumers can lose a lot of choice. Read more
Speakers Corner – Original Social Media
Speakers Corner was perhaps the original social media platform. What can we learn from three centuries of public discourse at Hyde Park? Read more
DesktopSDR Captivates with Matlab and RTL-SDR
Once in a while, I come across a learning project that is truly engaging. So, I need to tell you about how DesktopSDR captivates my attention, and might do so for you, too. Read more
HandsOn Radio, Ward Silver N0AX
Sadly, the HandsOn Radio column in QST is ending its fifteen year run. I will miss Ward Silver’s short learning articles very much. Read more