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Eclectic Tech
Hosted by Steve Ford, WB8IMY · EN
ARRL’s biweekly Eclectic Tech podcast
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ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 67
Aug 25, 202200:16:40Tap to summarizeSynchronizing clocks with cosmic rays; generating power with graphene; "vascular" antennas; listening to VLF signals with the NASA Inspire project (https://theinspireproject.org) receiver kit.
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Aug 25, 202200:16:40Tap to summarizeSynchronizing clocks with cosmic rays; generating power with graphene; "vascular" antennas; listening to VLF signals with the NASA Inspire project (https://theinspireproject.org) receiver kit.
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Aug 11, 202200:12:26Tap to summarizeVARAC -- a new way to chat digitally on HF; antennas for Europa; beaming power from Earth orbit.
Transcribe →ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 66
Aug 11, 202200:12:26Tap to summarizeVARAC -- a new way to chat digitally on HF; antennas for Europa; beaming power from Earth orbit.
Transcribe →ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 65
Jul 28, 202200:21:32Tap to summarizeA discussion with lightning protection expert Ron Block, NR2B.
Transcribe →ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 65
Jul 28, 202200:21:32Tap to summarizeA discussion with lightning protection expert Ron Block, NR2B.
Transcribe →ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 64
Jul 14, 202200:19:58Tap to summarizeNorm Fusaro, W3IZ, discusses his experience with antenna system "downsizing."
Transcribe →ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 64
Jul 14, 202200:19:58Tap to summarizeNorm Fusaro, W3IZ, discusses his experience with antenna system "downsizing."
Transcribe →ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 63
Jun 30, 202200:17:40Tap to summarizeThe Carrington Event of 1859 ranks among the most intense solar eruptions in recorded history. As we approach the peak of the current Solar Cycle, which is estimated to occur in 2026, could it happen again?
Transcribe →ARRL's Eclectic Tech - Episode 63
Jun 30, 202200:17:40Tap to summarizeThe Carrington Event of 1859 ranks among the most intense solar eruptions in recorded history. As we approach the peak of the current Solar Cycle, which is estimated to occur in 2026, could it happen again?
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