15 SDRs BTLE BTLE/315/433/915/1090ADSB - Kismet Wireless 5 RTL-SDRs for P25 - Trunk Recorder (upload to OpenMhz) 1 RasPi4 - FlightAware 1090 ADSB 1 RasPi4 - NooElec FlyCatcher 978/1090 ADSB 1 RTL-SDR - Weather Balloon sondehub feeder HackRF/AirSpy - SDR Server. Web888 - FT8

I've been waiting for this.... Finally, some vibe coded ADSB mashup that is fresh, original, and quirky fun. Uses your own data, so you need to be self-hosting a system. Love love love the 8-bit side view!! github.com/AllenNPIT/ADS-Bit

dear @opieandanthony - what was the soundclip from - "its just a little joke" from? I keep wanting to think it was one of those arthur movies of that drunk guy... but I cannot find it... Please help. @AnthonyCumia - anyone remember ? Bonus love for a link to a clip :)

The v2 build continues to take shape: cellular uplink downlink sniffing, improved integration, and a dedicated third GPS receiver solely for GPSD duties.

I don’t think people know what the line is anymore

It’s 2,136 nautical miles from PHNL to KSFO, almost all of it over water. What happens if we have an emergency? The simple answer is that we’ll either turn back to HNL or continue to SFO, whichever is closest. To decide, we take into account the winds, assuming we have to descend to 10,000’ & drop a point where it’s an equal amount of time to either. If past the point, continue to SFO. Otherwise, turn around. This is called our “CP” or “Critical Point”. It’s also sometimes called an “Equal Time Point”. It shifts from day to day, based on the winds, but out of the islands it’s usually at around 140° West. That’s about halfway in terms of mileage; the Coast Guard used to put a ship there in the early days, known as “Ocean Station November”. It served as a weather ship, had a beacon for navigation & was on standby for rescues at 30° North, 140° West. (PanAm 6 did ditch near the Cutter once in 1956, with all aboard surviving) Today, the Cutter is no longer there. Also, our CP is a little West of the mid point in terms of miles, because the winds are a light tailwind. If the winds were stronger, it would be even further West, because turning around means we have to battle a headwind now, slowing us down. LAX is actually further from HNL at 2,217 nm, where SFO is 2,081 nm because it’s further West than LAX, so SFO is our best bet. Hope that helps!

its busy in the NY and TriState area... oh - hi there - SDR Trunk

good night to everyone except for the people its not night for

This could be neat.

I want to introduce you to Steve. He’s 83. His wife died a few months ago and he comes to this lodge in Spring Mill, Indiana and draws. He taught art in Terre Haute, IN his whole life. He also did courtroom sketches in court cases. In the comments I’ll share some pics from his sketchbook. He was excited when I said I was going to share his sketches with the world.

Quick. Send it to Washington DC.

Hey, remember when those of us following and reporting on the Reflecting Pool story told trogs like Libs of Tik Tok that Trump spent $20 million on a kickback-riddled no-bid contract with an unqualified pal that would do *nothing* to fix the algae issue? We were right. *Again*.

Decoding analog 5.8 GHz FPV with a HackRF Sweeps all channels, locks a feed (not Wi-Fi or noise). Live spectrum and video recording. Wild that a "lower-end" 8-bit SDR nails it. (It runs on any SoapySDR or UHD radio that reaches 5.8.) Built on gr-ntsc-rc by Simon Bicais & Leonardo Cardoso.

The Art Of The Surrender

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I have a serious question for anyone at the Office of the Secretary of the Navy or the Department of War. Why are underway Sailors at Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia, many of whom are currently deployed to the Middle East for combat operations against Iran, required to pay $80 per month to the Navy Exchange (NEX) - a retail chain meant to support Sailors and their families which is owned and operated by the U.S. Navy - just to store their cars inside an overgrown, nonsecure, fenced lot? If Sailors decide not to park in the lot and leave their car anywhere else on base, they risk having their car towed, impounded, and in some cases auctioned off. How does this support our Sailors, many of whom are already struggling financially? Can something please be done about this? @SECNAV @USNavy @DeptofWar @DOWResponse @PeteHegseth

Nice job! Using the high-end SDR with the uConsole was one of the reasons I made the NVMe upgrade kit.

Monthly report on how terrible the @optimum @OptimumHelp service is in our neighborhood with terrible signal

So with very little understanding of this - can anyone explain it to me ?

Who’s on first … What is on second. I don’t know. Third base.

Bruce Willis told Samuel L. Jackson to find a recurring role "everybody loves" so that he'd be protected from box office flops. “Bruce told me, 'Hopefully you’ll be able to find a character that, when you make bad movies and they don’t make any money, you can always go back to this character everybody loves,'" Jackson remembers. "He said, ‘Arnold’s got Terminator. Sylvester’s got Rocky and Rambo. I’ve got John McClane.’ I’m like, ‘Oh, okay.’ And it didn’t occur to me until I got that Nick Fury role—and I had a nine-picture deal to be Nick Fury—that, ‘Oh, I’m doing what Bruce said. I’ve got this character now.'”