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From my Twitter feed: conductive ink, kid’s radio, RPI meets SDR, CW apps

February 10, 2015 By Dan KB6NU Leave a Comment

DIYEngineering's avatarDIY Engineering @DIYEngineering
New Project: Amateur Chemistry: DIY Conductive Ink – Thanks to recent scientific advances, you can buy conductive … ow.ly/2UslZd

PA3U's avatar Frank Klaasen @PA3U
School project : Low-Cost Kids-Radio PE0RIG youtube.com/watch?v=zC4ljo… (kristalradio.nl/article/opmerk… …) #hamradio #hamr

VE4BBWARC's avatarWpg Amateur Radio @VE4BBWARC
new #raspberryPI meets #sdr! more #hamr fun klou.tt/1w0xo6k98h05h pic.twitter.com/xDviOgoGJg

Steve Netting @Steve_M0SPN
Learning CW? My 3 favourite Android Morse Apps: m0spn.co.uk/?p=119 Current addiction: Morse Machine! #hamradio #amateurradio

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