Ham Radio Websites

Bruno Arine is a data scientist based in Brazil with a passion for personal knowledge management, philosophy, and ham radio. He worked for 12 years in the nuclear industry and is a licensed ham radio operator who enjoys searching for transmissions on short-wave radio bands. He shares his writings and personal notes online, believing that ideas should be public domain. He can be reached via LinkedIn, Mastodon, Goodreads, or email, and encourages encrypted communication using his PGP key.

William Huster is an entrepreneur, engineer, and angel investor. He is also a ham radio operator and considers himself some kind of artist. Currently, he is working on ThinkNimble, building software for organizations. He uses AI as a coding assistant and research tool, but emphasizes that all content on his site is generated from his own neural net.

Bob's website, janbob.com, provides information on electronic hobby projects, boat building, and outdoor activities. He has projects detailed on the DSP-10 Transceiver and Tiny Ten HF Transceiver. His interests include sailing, kayaking, and boatbuilding, with specific mentions of the Birdwatcher II Sailboat. He also has content related to ham radio, including a 10MHz-144Mhz Diplexer and projects involving noise figure and antenna gain calculators. Other projects include RF Noise Generator, RF Amplifier, and MicroX Wideband 32 MHz Crystal Ladder Filter. He can be contacted via email at bob 'the at sign' janbob.com.