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EEWeb Sites of the Day

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  United States Frequency Allocations

  Posted Apr 05th 2011

  When trouble shooting system issues it can be nice to understand what is going on in the radio spectrum. This chart is provided by the US government and can be very handy. Take a look!
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  DIY 4 Fun - Electronics Projects

  Posted May 16th 2011

  This blog by Miroslav Batêk is based around electronics projects. He covers projects from circuit design and concepts to pcb layout and enclosure. Some of the projects that he has worked on fall into the category of audio,...
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  Homebrew Technlogy - Hardware Projects

  Posted Sep 28th 2011

  Homebrew Technology is the personal site of Chris Handwerker. Here is a list of some of the great projects on this site:

  * A Parser for GNUSim8085 Assembler Listings
  * 50 MHz AM Transmitter and Receiver
  * Digital Clock - 7490...

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  SolderSmoke - Daily News

  Posted Oct 12th 2011

  This is an entertaining blog based around electronics, space, amateur radio, and more. SolderSmoke is a place for people who like Dilbert and have THE KNACK. You may also want to check out the SolderSmoke Podcasts.

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  HobbySpace - Bringing Space to Everyone

  Posted Nov 09th 2011

  HobbySpace is summed up as “Bringing space to everyone. Space related hobbies and activities for the public.” Besides covering space news and projects, the site also covers some great electronics resources related to GPS and...

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  Almost All Digital Electronics

  Posted Nov 14th 2011

  AADE - Almost All Digital Electronics has some interesting projects and resources. They sell kits for some of their projects like the LC Meter. Some of these projects are:

  * Free Filter Design and Analysis software
  * LC Meter...

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  Tech Notes from the Field

  Posted Feb 02nd 2012

  You may enjoy this blog by Bill Eisenhamer as he discusses the problems and solutions he finds in his work. He specializes in network design and engineering for the broadcast industry. Check it out!
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  Engineering Radio

  Posted Apr 09th 2012

  This blog was created by a veteran of the broadcast engineering industry hoping to bring to light some of the work and projects that broadcast engineers create. The blog posts typically range from opinion pieces on the broadcast...
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  Highfields Amateur Radio Club

  Posted May 09th 2012

  Highfields Amateur Radio Club is a unique radio appreciation club that includes people from all walks of life who share the same respect for radio. Their website acts as a historical log as well as a resource for radio hobbyists....