[Noisebridge-discuss] New to space, any RF electronics hackers around this week?

[Matt Arcidy]

NB doesn't have any RF test equipment.  You can build tools which can be
used with an oscilloscope as needed, but your milage will vary.

You'll have to search YouTube/the web, Im afraid I can't help beyond the
above

On Tue, Feb 26, 2019, 11:22 Phil Frost <indigo at bitglue.com> wrote:

> I'm in SF for the week, possibly moving out here soon from the Detroit
> area. I got the walk-through tour, but would be interested in meeting
> some people more specifically interested in electronics that could
> show me around that area.
>
> I brought a couple projects: one is a broadband preamp for a small
> loop antenna, and the other is a switchable bank of filters for an RF
> power amplifier. They're each part of a larger ambition to build a
> low-cost HF SDR transceiver.
>
> I looked around a little and didn't see much in the way of RF test
> equipment. Is there a spectrum analyzer, signal generator, LCR meter,
> or HF transceiver?
>
> If no, any others with similar interests that would find these things
> useful? I have at home a complete amateur radio station and a fair bit
> of electronics equipment which would probably not fit in whatever tiny
> SF apartment I end up with. Would love to make some new friends and
> discuss what we could do with some radios at Noisebridge.
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