6 Comments

1. I think this is pretty cool. I’m living in dallas, texas and have just found out about the arduino and all the other posibilities there are out there. Plus I have a sprinkler controller that I can only understand from time to time. This will be my first project. Thanks, KD

2. I’m living in the ACT. Any chance of buying a copy of this board?

   Cheers
   Tony

3. Doug:

   Thanks for the interaction! Mark Hugo

4. Hi Doug,
   Saw your comment about shoehorning code, done the same, got 6200 lines of code (arduino IDE) in my sprinkling system , has menus etc, you probably already are using the F macro for strings, but i found it invaluable to get it to fit in a mega.

   By the way am also part of the S100computer scene, put me down for 10 TIL311’s please… Will advise of address/payment etc, if this is do-able.
   regards Chris VK4TCS

5. Hey Doug,

   Just dropping a QSL for you.
   For WSPR activity…
   ——————————————————————- 40m
   0720 -24 0.5 7.040088 0 VK1ZDJ QF44 27 441

   Received over in QF22

   I’m working on getting my foundation licence, so can’t log it properly anywhere else…!
   🙂

   I’m currently running an RTL-SDR with it’s original crappy rabit ear antenna set up IN the house (waiting on a ghost wire to poke it through the window!). Running SDR# with CalicoCAT into WSJT-X

   You’re actually my FIRST WSPR contact! 🙂

   Stay safe!

6. Hi Rusti,

   Thanks so much 🙂 It is always great to get a Signal report. I am using a QRP Labs WSPR transmitter, and it really works well.

   Keep studying – once you are licenced that will open so many doors 🙂

   Doug