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natevw - AF7TB
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Ex-cofounder of Calf Trail Software, now working mostly as a freelance web, native and embedded developer. Also enjoy writing my own software for organizing photos and making maps and monitoring aquaponics.

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Why are some 1:1 current baluns twice as complicated as others?
May 4 '16
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Why are radio frequency ranges aligned on multiples of 3?
Sep 1 '18
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Why does ARRL license examination procedure preclude students from discovering what questions they got wrong on licensing tests
Nov 29 '18
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FCC tracking of unlicensed FRS/GMRS transmissions
Aug 1 '16
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How does VHF/UHF propagate beyond the expected (radio) horizon?
Feb 23 '17
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Why does "high SWR" damage transmitters, instead of "impedance mismatch"?
May 7 '16
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What is emissions designator "E" when used as a type of modulation?
Dec 21 '16
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What's the difference between "maximum usable" and "critical" frequencies?
Jul 26 '16
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Would a ham license allow me to use an uncertified radio on other (non-ham) bands I have permission to use?
May 27 '19
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What "test transmissions" are allowed above 51MHz?
Dec 21 '16
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