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- Dave is a money launderer, according to currency fair
- 0:01:00
- GST, VAT
- 0:02:00
- Paying invoices for parts, orders
- 0:04:00
- Capacitor Cartel
- 0:10:00
- Government oversight
- 0:12:00
- Is the supply chain getting ready to remove larger part sizes?
- 0:13:00
- Choosing based on popularity
- 0:17:00
- DIP ttl computer
- 0:18:00
- Boldport (Saar was on The Amp Hour!)
- 0:23:00
- Teraterm, Baud (Monitor)
- 0:25:00
- RC micro oscillators
- 0:28:00
- RTL SDR
- 0:33:00
- SDR guests
- The Osmo-FL2K and a doc about setting it up
- 0:39:00
- Jammer
- 0:45:00
- FCC
- 0:48:00
- Inside the Hello Barbie
- 0:50:00
- Milspec Apache
- 0:51:00
- Elon Musk admits automation might not be the panacea
- 0:52:00
- Espressif (ESP32, ESP8266) is starting a mesh protocol
- 0:27:00
- Standards often started as proprietary protocols: SPI, I2C
- 0:58:00
- 1 wire by dallas
- 0:59:00
- Madman Muntz was a used car salesman
- 1:00:00
- After the show, Dave end up Muntzing the vintage computer!
- 1:02:00
- Sam, the home chip fab guy we had on last week, recently updated his site with details about his latest build.
- 1:03:00
Don’t stress about the etymology, Chris. You’re kicking arse, mate!
Boolean dealers. Psst. Check out these OR’s. They’ll give you a high every time.
And by the way, another awesome episode boys, keep it up. You’re the key to my productivity in the workshop!
You are supposed to be able to use Raspberry Pis to also transmit RF over GPIO, but maybe not at 1Ghz. The gigatron is probably useless really, but the easiest way to alter it would probably install a dip with a lever for the ROM and reprogram it yourself with your software and a EEPROM programmer.