NanoVNA vs TinySA
The TinySA and NanoVNA are both compact, affordable test instruments used in radio frequency (RF) and electronics work, but they
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Linux Ubuntu for Radio Astronomy: Common causes and fixes when you’re already in the dialout group but still get “permission denied” when accessing /dev/ttyUSB0
If you’re already in the dialout group but still get “permission denied” when accessing /dev/ttyUSB0, here are the common causes and fixes: 1. You need
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The localhost URL is typically “http://localhost” or “http://127.0.0.1“. This address allows your computer to communicate with itself, often used for
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To make your Dell Precision M6800 automatically or manually switch from internal speakers to external speakers (e.g., via the 3.5mm headphone jack
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Evidence for dark matter comes from multiple, independent lines of observation across astrophysics and cosmology. Here are the main ones:
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The error message: means that systemd can’t find a service file named PicoMuonACM0.service. To resolve this, you’ll need to create,
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The best image mosaic software for night sky (astrophotography) mosaics depends on your goals, budget, and level of control needed.
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Reducing noise in a 1420 MHz radio telescope setup (i.e., for detecting the hydrogen line) involves addressing both internal and
Read moreCan 3dB amplifier compensate for 3dB loss in filter at 1420MHz?
If I use a filter at 1420 MHz that causes 3 dB loss and in amplifier beforehand that gives 3dB
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