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@BackwoodsEnginr That's very cool. I was lucky that I worked at Ham Fests while I was a teenager and then my college introduced electronics through the context of radio. The prof was David Rutledge who later released the book "The Electronics of Radio" which is based on building a NorCal 40A .

I actually like the Tayloe detector, and I've seen Dan give a talk on it, years ago. Very clever combination of downconverter and I/Q sampler. I've only seen it in a commercial radio design once, though, and that was because the designer was (like me) also an amateur radio operator.

Alright, EEs. I'm teaching a Fundamentals of Wireless Comm Engineering class next spring. It's a survey class but I want hands-on. What should I include? What's your alma mater do? After y'all sound off, I'll chime in, but I don't want to bias y'all (heh) yet. GO!

Pretty fun/handy box this go around!

Another HackerBox video from Jamie's Hack Shack and another chance to win a free HackerBox! youtube.com/watch?v=ylR5WN…

Who among us got started in, or dug deeper into, hardware hacking because of the humble console modchip? youtu.be/oWSTEJEgFSE

Another month... Another HackerBox Guide... Hack the Planet! instructables.com/HackerBox-0124…

Win a free HackerBox from Jamie's Hack Shack! youtu.be/A11ZyEJZjFc

Sliderule Simulator Teaches You How To Do Calculations The Old Fashioned Way ift.tt/DlTXUI7

Almost there!

Jamie's latest video builds our home lab platform for experimenting with four of the most popular microcontrollers... youtube.com/watch?v=XEJ-Hc…

Feast your eyeballs on the latest HackerBox Guide... instructables.com/HackerBox-0123…

"a post-Darwinian landscape where life can be authored, rather than simply inherited" thetimes.com/uk/science/art…

This US Mail Truck arrived empty and we packed it to the rafters with fresh, delicious HackerBoxes. They're coming in "old's cool" plain white mailers this month... you'll see why. 👍🖤☠️

@HackerBoxes Man I can’t wait to see what the next hackerbox will be. Hopefully something related to Bruce firmware or rf related

Explore eternal recurrence with the enigmatic ouroboros... hackerboxes.com/products/hacke…

The Joy of Cryptography is finally on bookshelves! Thanks to @mitpress for supporting the adventure. The book will eventually be completely open-access, but for now the first 3 chapters are available at joyofcryptography.com, featuring some fun interactive elements.

When I was a kid I had a 'lab.' It wasn't a laboratory in the sense that I would measure, or do important experiments. Instead, I would play: I'd make a motor, I'd make a gadget that would go off when something passed a photocell, I'd play around with selenium; I was piddling around all the time. I did calculate a little bit for the lamp bank, a series of switches and bulbs I used as resistors to control voltages. But all that was for application. I never did any laboratory kind of experiments.

@g33k247 hackerboxes.com/products/hacke…

@HackerBoxes What hackerbox is this project included in?

There was nothing in the world that I ever wanted more than to never feel the breaking apart... my pictures of you.