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Amateur radio videos: ARRL Foundation, CW Academy, “brain” transplant for the IC-245

November 28, 2021 By Dan KB6NU Leave a Comment

RATPAC: ARRL Foundation

Mike Ritz, W7VO, Northwest Division Director and member of the board of the ARRL Foundation, discusses the foundation and the grants that it makes.


Master Morse Code with CWops

Joe Fischer, AA8TA, headmaster of the CWops’ CW Academy, joins the All Portable Discussion Zone podcast and talks about how to break through the struggles of learning Morse code.


A brain transplant for the ICOM IC-245

The IC-245 is an all-mode 2m transceiver. This video shows how [IMSAI GUY] replaces the microprocessor board in his transceiver with an Arduino Nano-based board to get a little more functionality. There’s also a second video that shows the initial trial of the board.

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Filed Under: ARRL, CW, Gear/Gadgets Tagged With: ARRL Foundation, CW Academy, IC-245

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