RFzero Now with FST4W

A new version of the RFzero library has been released. It includes the new FST4W narrow digital mode with its four sub-modes. This enables the RFzero GPS controlled RF source to send FST4W as a stand-alone transmitter.

The RFzero is a multi-purpose GPS controlled RF unit. It can be used as a beacon (IBP, SPB, CW, FST4W, FT4, FT8, JS8, JT9, PI4, WSPR, …), signal generator, VFO, QO-100 dual LO, low-cost GPSDO, e.g. for 10 MHz or 49,152 MHz for the IC-9700, or … Furthermore, is the RFzero an Arduino compatible platform. So it is possible for you to write or modify the software yourself.

More than 20 programs, Arduino sketches, are integrated into the Arduino IDE for easy upload to the RFzero.

RFzero Library - https://www.rfzero.net/

March GEO Newsletter Available

The March PDF of the GEO Newsletter weather satellite publication produced by the Group for Earth Observation is now available for free download

The Group for Earth Observation's aim is to enable amateur reception of weather and earth imaging satellites that are in orbit or planned for launch in the near future.

Membership of GEO is free.

This edition features:

  • A tribute to Francis Bell G7CND, who passed away early in January

  • Two articles about iceberg A69a, covering its 3-year journey and encounter with South Georgia

  • An introduction to 'NASA Worldview Snapshots' which provides imagery from NOAA 20

  • Plus features on the Strait of Hormuz, Lake Turkana and on the SOHO solar observatory

Download the GEO Newsletter - http://leshamilton.co.uk/GEO/newsletter.htm