Some things I'm into:
#books (I read a bunch of them, publish a few)
organically propelled boats
#ham radio
Python
homebrew electronics. Radios , micro-controllers, melting solder
Ham radio stuff:
I like #QRP #MorseCode and that's 95% of my operating.
Interested in digital communication modes
POTA, SOTA, NAQCC, SKCC
Radios I use:
#FT-817 ND
LNR MTR-4B v2 (won in NAQCC drawing!)
QDX
on the shelf:
μBitx (lots of hacking to do)
Ten-Tec 544
Foxx-3 (need to get it away from BCI and try)
@field94Mop I'll clean it up, consolidate it into one file, and de-crud some of the early parts of it and put it up. Probably be next week.
The letter-hunting part is going to be of interest only to QRP CW ops for the NAQCC challenges (https://naqcc.info/challenges.html), I expect. Are there any other ham games that involve collecting callsign letters?
@unicycle I missed the old linear POTA view. The card-style view is impossible to scan. To tighten it up a bit more, there's a section that abbreviates park names on the fly.
I should clean it up and make it available to the other three people who would find it useful.
I like banging out #MorseCode with a straight key and logging on paper, but #POTA and #SOTA hunting pretty much require a computer for the spots.
So I wrote a #python script to filter data from the API to just CW. Then I color coded for new parks and QRT, then added SOTA. Recently I got crazy and had it ID letters I needed for the #NAQCC challenge. I should stop before I create a logger.
