Remotely operating a ham radio station over the Internet: xRDP, Mumble, VPN, and the real-world limitations of latency and jitter, with a practical case study from my shack.

How to share the radio's CAT link with multiple applications (logger, WSJT-X, cluster, rotor) with flrig and Hamlib/rigctld: architecture and practical setup.

HamClock seemed destined to disappear, today it is revived thanks to the radio community: this is also the beauty of open software.

This is not a tutorial on the kit, but a path that starts from the basics of electronics to understand how the blocks of this simple transceiver work.

Digital voice has become a daily reality in the amateur radio world: increasingly advanced VHF and UHF transceivers, Internet-connected repeater networks, and systems capable of integrating voice, dat...

A mike stand with PTT for using standard XLR studio (or karaoke) microphones with radio equipment.

Hamlinux is a ready-to-use Linux distribution for operational radio operation, with preconfigured software, simplified radio hardware management, and tools optimized for portable, emergency, and remot...

Viviamo nel tempo dei dati, ma la nostra memoria digitale è più fragile che mai. Come salvare storie, foto e idee dall’oblio dei bit?

L'annuncio di Debian in merito al linguaggio Rust è un segnale significativo e merita un'analisi più dettagliata. Il lato positivo Personalmente vedo un solo punto positivo in questa scelta: la miglio...

Negli anni ’70, prima dei software di tracking, i radioamatori inseguivano satelliti LEO con mappe, acetati e calcolatrici programmabili. Ecco come una Texas SR-52 diventò il mio primo “computer” per ...

Spunti dalla lettura: https://techcrunch.com/2025/08/10/the-computer-science-dream-has-become-a-nightmare/ Il cambiamento di paradigma Nel tempo, il settore IT ha cambiato radicalmente il suo approcci...

La sera del 26 dicembre 1984 andava online FIDO Potenza, aka South Italy CBBS, il primo BBS (bulletin board system) Fidonet in Italia. Lo consideravo giusto un altro dei tanti esperimenti di...

Giorgio Rutigliano is a nostalgic techie mixing bits of the past with bytes of the present.

A massively increased bill was one motive, but customers went cold on Virtzilla, and OpenNebula proved more efficient