UPDATED 2024-06-18: I still love my NanoVNA V2 Plus 4. I use it for HF, VHF, and UHF. It has served me very well for work on EggNOGS (up to around 450MHz.) It is still what I recommend, for all the reasons below. However, the price has gone up to $299. I think it was $199 when I bought it.… Read More »Which NanoVNA Should I Get?
(I blame Alun for the cheesy Queso joke.) The first successful satellite QSOs made with SOAR prototype hardware happened this morning on the ~17:30 UTC pass of AO-91 over South Western US. Patrick Stoddard WD9EWK worked W7JSD in southern Arizona, N6UTC in Long Beach, California, and XE2BHL in Tijuana. I haven’t implemented pass audio recording in SOAR yet (it will… Read More »WE HAVE QUESO– err, i mean QSO!
I’ve had several questions about what additional hardware you’ll need to provide for SOAR. One of those “additional hardware you’ll need to provide” is a headset. Lots of people have very strong opinions on headsets, and that’s ok. There are a lot of good options available, and they all optimize for different variables. One headset may be better for your… Read More »SOAR Headset Connector