Radio News and Reviews

I have been using (Slugging through and learning) KiCad

This project looks awesome.

It lets you import a KiCad schematic-netlist and sets up a breadboard for you ready to go

hackaday.com

The solderless breadboard is perhaps the electronic hobbyist’s most commonly used tool, but let’s be honest, it isn’t exactly anyone’s favorite piece of gear. Even if you&#8…

www.microaware.com

Tradition Meets Innovation in Electronics Design At Microaware®, we’re reimagining the traditional approach to electronics design with our groundbreaking Sandwizz® Breadboard concept. We’ve stepped back to rediscover and embrace what makes a conventional breadboard so appealing. – its simplicity and accessibility. With the Sandwizz® Breadboard, we retain these […]

Note: It is Important to be cautious of counterfeits. To ensure authenticity, I recommend visiting the official TinySA website at

https://www.tinysa.org/wiki/ and checking the "Where to Buy" section located at the top left of the page. This will provide a list of authorized sellers. Personally, I purchased mine from the SeeSii store on Amazon, ensuring a genuine product with reliable support.

Introduction:

As a hobbyist exploring the realms of electronics and radio, I recently acquired the TinySA spectrum analyzer. This compact device has exceeded my expectations with its impressive capabilities, allowing me to analyze and generate signals across various frequency bands. In this review, I will share my firsthand experience and highlight the features that make the TinySA a must-have tool for any hobbyist.

Compact Design and Inputs:

In the 90s I had electronic shop. We did car radio installations. it wasn't that big deal to remove interference from AM radios and CB radios good. Because we needed a good old-fashioned choke on the power line.

Pretty sure all the high tech we have today we can figure a way to have AM radios work in electric cars. The first line of this article is incorrect but the rest of it is pretty good.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/carmakers-mull-future-radio/story?id=99568577