ARLA/CLUSTER: Kits do Raspberry Pi para radioamadores

[CS7AGH]

Acompanhei o seu crescimento no Kickstarter, onde infelizmente não foi 
possível amealhar o valor mínimo necessário, ficando o valor em falta 
abaixo das £500 se não estou em erro. Felizmente, conseguiu avançar com 
a produção por outra via.

73,
Paulo
CS7AGH

> Raspberry Pi Ham Radio Kits
>
> Jenny List G7CKF has made available an RF Breakout kit and a Pi-HF
> direct conversion radio kit for the Raspberry Pi
>
> The breakout kit provides a breakout board to use the Raspberry Pi
> clock generator as an RF source or simple amateur radio transmitter.
> The Raspberry Pi has a built-in clock generator, a powerful frequency
> synthesiser which can generate frequencies up to 250MHz. This is
> enough to provide a useful RF signal source for experimentation, or
> given suitable filtering and antennas to allow the Pi to be used as a
> low-power amateur radio transmitter.
>
> The Pi-HF is primarily for frequencies between 130 kHz and 30 MHz,
> however it has a bandwidth over 100 MHz and so will also perform at
> higher frequencies including the 50 MHz (6m) and 70 MHz (4m) amateur
> bands with reduced performance. It is not a software-defined radio,
> instead it is a traditional direct conversion radio receiver with
> software control.
>
> Raspberry Pi RF Breakout Kit (video)
> http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/raspberry-pi-rf-breakout-kit-video/
>
> Language Spy - Amateur Radio and Raspberry Pi kits
> http://shop.languagespy.com/products/rf-breakout-kit-for-the-raspberry-pi
>
>
>
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