What was the first thing you noticed?👀

get in debt if you must, but build a home-lab

I once again wish I had a SDR with 1 TB+ of RAM to do the big ESM.

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get in debt if you must, but build a home-lab

Anyone in the greater Cincinnati or Dayton area interested in my previous job: linkedin.com/jobs/view/4295…

FPAAs (Field Programmable Analog Arrays) are promising as a concept, but they’ve never really taken off in the DIY/hobby electronics world. To my knowledge, the last big push was by ZRNA Research (zrna.org) about 6 years ago. 🤷‍♂️

Of course I know clock domain crossing (CDC) my email address is literally [email protected] 🤣. Yes I have said that during an interview 😅

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I miss this RF anechoic chamber a lot 🥲 Lots of Radomes were tested in here from the time it was Mission research corp -> Orbital ATK -> Resonant Sciences

I also think about how every one of those radome designers that worked at all three of those companies all went to school at The Ohio State University ESL (Electroscience Lab) and studied under Dr. Ben Munk.

Saw this last night on the Facebooks. Funny guy on 7.200 got busted by the FCC. docs.fcc.gov/public/attachm…

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From the early 1960s brochure: "Donner's Model 3500 is a full-fledged analog computer weighing just 28 lbs. Designed for engineers, educators and scientists, it can be used to study almost any physical system that can be described by differential equations.

☢️Rad Reverb☢️

One thing is clear after looking at photos from 10 years ago: I need to find that tie.

It's been a fun journey getting to where I am today. 🥲 Photos from 2013