Just a suggestion there are a lot of your video titles that interest me but its rare that I have an hour plus to invest. How about making some of these topics available in a 20 to 30 minute video. Thanks for what you do.
They’re broken up into chapters, in iOS you can double tap with two fingers and advance through chapters. I don’t know what Android people do, prolly something cooler than that.
Yep, I'd like to see more how to videos in 20 to 30 minute blocks. I don't really care to see everyone's comments and donations. I'm here to learn something. Also, would like to see more of the slideshows uploaded to the drive.
Thanks for the video! I don't know how well a nanoVNA works with a tablet, but is plays very well with my Windows 10 laptop and an attached monitor. I can set-up the VNA with mouse clicks (rather than trying to select items on the tiny touch screen), see a large display on a 24" monitor, print SWR (or other) graphs and, best of all, get higher resolution plots (higher frequency resolution) than the nanoVNA's 101-sample screen-size allows. Sure, it is still a $50 VNA, not a $50K instrument, but for HF antenna construction it is a godsend. On Field Day 2021 I built the ARRL HF end-fed antenna kit and used the nanoVNA to trim the antenna, moving the SWR minimums into the digital portion of the 40M and 20M bands. When used with a laptop-attached projector, the nanoVNA becomes a great teaching tool. The entire class can see the plots. Regarding the use of the RTL dongle on HF, as you no doubt know, there is an upconverter that will shift the HF bands up 100MHz. The RTL dongle then works pretty well as an HF receiver.
Motorola is taking Garmin's idea of position reporting (on their RINO radios, currently brand-exempted for Garmin only) and expanding it to be automated. That's much needed. Hopefully, it will allow general data transfer (i.e. APRS-type messaging, also supported on RINO), and not be restricted strictly to position reporting only.
Fun fact, SOME Chromebooks also run and have access to the Android app store. This includes a keyboard and a full size USB standard. They are about the same cost as this tablet.
Been using a fire tablet for a while now. It was just collecting dust so I used the toolbox to "root" (more like jailbreak it) and use it for logging. I had no idea there was so much it could do, gotta do some shopping!
@@shuumai I wouldn't say faster. It gets rid of the Amazon "skin" they put on it so it's just fresh Android, maybe that helps speed slightly. I wouldn't get one if you don't already have one laying around. Mine was basically just used for netflix once in a while so I decided to give it a use. I'd go for one of the Lenovos if you're buying something new.
After watching this video I purchased the tablet use here. I can afford something better but wanted something dedicated to ham only. My expectations were quite low honestly, but it turns out I really like this tablet. I've added several apps and it still works great. It's an awesome little tablet that very affordable. If money it tight you still be pleased with this one. Thanks for the video Josh.
I love my chromebooks for ham radio. Have a FT8 decoder, Morse decoder, KiwiSDR and lots of other stuff. Only bad thing is the only app that drives the RTL SDR is for an AM/FM radio no Unitrunker, SDRtrunk, anything like that.
My field gear is a raspi4 and iPad, or a small windows laptop, replacing all of that with an android tablet would be great except I can’t see an android version of wsjtx or js8call.
The Mobilinkd TNC3 is supposed to be 9600-baud capable if you have a radio that supports it. I haven't found a peer to test it at 9600 yet with my Kenwood TM-V71A, but you might have better luck in your part of the world.
12:11... message in chat from Jason - actually, quite the opposite. I stripped down my Fire HD 10 from all the Amazon bloatware and installed the Play Store in about 7 minutes with Fire Toolbox. Blissfully easy.
Great vid. I'm a little late. :) I just ordered a 10.1" refurb ON tablet from WalMart for $69. Cheap! I got the larger screen in deference to my aging eyes. I look forward to going through your material again when I set it up...when it arrives....in February....of 2022 I hope.
I have a similar keyboard..the one that connects to 3 devices. It comes in handy but it is a bit hard to get use to. I'll accidentally hit the connection keys (that are above the trackpad) when trying to hit the backspace and accidentally switch devices lol
I got an crappy, cheap, slow, outdated, GPS enabled Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6 and it ran SDR Touch fine unexpectedly and recognized my RTL-SDR through my cheap USB-OTG cable if you need pointers of how low you can go with an Android tablet. You can do the same with Android Phones (with an OTG cable or hub for more ports), Android TV or an Raspberry Pi 4 running Android but that is just the surface of what you can do with Android which is out of scope for this comment.
haha just got into ham, taking my tech and general at the end of the month and have lived in Santa Ynez, small world. hope that was some yummy wine! thanks for all the handy info!
Tablets are *excellent* compact controlpad for sdr. I have a Pine64 Pinetab with a build in rtl-sdr card working surprisingly well. As little interference as my blog v3 externally. Fits well w/sma threads coming out back. It has absolutely become my favorite control dev. Wonder if you could mod android tablet to carry same (internal sdr card, ie: if it has any "free" space, ready/open ribbon cable clip/port etc)...
@@HamRadioCrashCourse Unfortunately Pinetab not available currently (should say this first). But yes, when it available you can add this extra to your order (when they become available again). Although I did have to create the sma port/hole (relatively simple) but was pretty easy to add the hole, grind off a couple mm to fit the sma inside, and change the clip to include the threaded end. :) I have a few videos on it but YT has been marking links as spam so going to refrain from losing my comment. ;) I really love Tablets for sdr control. :D
Enjoyed! Interested in the comments regarding the possibility of HF and WoAd. I would really like to establish Winlink between my IC 705 and my Android via Bluetooth.
Nice to see a few young faces in the Ham hobby. I was watching a video of a previously recorded Zoom meeting on Ham, and the first thing I noticed - every person had blue hair and not the kind that comes in a box... So does that mean I'm getting old or does that mean Ham is starting to get a younger following? Well- here's to a new generation of Hams!
That's pretty cool you can directly connect to the TNC in the HG-UV98. This must be the only radio that you can actually buy now having this capability. Couldn't you have also used this radio for your Winlink packet session rather than needing the Mobilinkd?
Hi, How do you connect the APRSdroid to the radio via bluetooth? is the radio has TNC built in? Can I connect APRSdroid via bluetooth to anyone 878uvii plus? TIA
Someone gifted me a GPS/GLONASS USB. I have never used it for anything but curious if that would work also and what you could do with it. 14:46 APRS 18:38 NanoVNA 23:53 Pokit MultiMeter 27:21 SDR 38:54 Winlink 56:49 GoTenna
Hi Josh, you know full well from previous interactions I’m new and playing catch up. Is it still the case I’m better off getting a cheap android tablet specifically for radio / operator use? Everything I have and use is Apple so I’d need to get an android device specifically. Cheers
Get SDR++ for Android for You SDR's SDR Connect also will be out for Android Soon for Your SDR Play RSP DX Receivers, SDR++ Works with SDR Play RSP DX,
SDRTouch is a great idea and a nice attempt but after trying many times with several different receivers, including HackRF, I could not get it to nicely receive anything other than broadcast FM.
This winlink. Is it an actual Internet email that participates with mail servers. Is it private to a user or can anyone who is listening lift it out of the signal? What does nanovna do?
Hi HRCC, I have a yaesu ft-70DR and I have put the tone, offset in and I still cannot be heard on the nets. Its driving me crazy. What am I doing wrong? Please help! ASAP!
i got a lenovo m10fhd plus to do use with my rtl sdr . spent 120 dollars on it, doesnt support OTG, cant return, make sure your tablet supports OTG!!!!!
Radioddity is a radio manufacturer that make and also rebrand different radios. Baofeng is kind of like a name we loosely connect to a very specific dual band VHF/UHF radio. A Baofeng can be made by a few companies and share a similar look at feature set. Sometimes, inexpensive handhelds are referred to as "Baofengs" - If its a Baofeng it is likely a Chinese made radio.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse sorry. I meant Lenovo. I ended up going with a Samsung S6 lite. Not quite the budget tab but offers current software, more ram, and larger storage
Be careful what kind of tablet you get. OTG was not implemented until Android 4 was installed on devices. Even with Android 4, some devices are not still not able to use OTG on the USB port without specials driver, or not at all regardless. Try to get a device with Android 6 or greater.
Has anyone successfully made a cable for the TRRS on the Lenovo to... anything else? I was trying to make TRRS Lenovo to TRRS Yaesu (FT3DR) and it just pins the thing to transmit. I figure I must have had the wrong info from online but maybe I'm missing something
I bought a $330 Samsung tablet because everyone kept saying apps etc needed at least Windows 10 to operate, not android, not pie whatever it is, not Windows 7, but windows 10. This is why ham radio kinda sucks, no matter who you talk to or what you hear, it will contradict everything else you've seen and heard.
What version of the NanoVNA are you using, my old one does not connect to the Lenovo tablet and the software. I see you have 2 available on your links. Will both of them connect to the tablet software with OTG cables?
I wonder if handheld CB radios will get smaller with FM capabilities? Also, I thought GMRS/FRS already had the ability to share position data? Like the Garmin Rino. FCC should extend location data sharing privileges to MURS & CB as well. It would also be cool if they also allowed mesh networking on GMRS/FRS/MURS/CB.
My android tablet is asking to remove like 8 apps before I can download any other .. looks like they are trying to make my tablet obsolete.. just what google does …$$$&$$$
Any way to use SDR Touch or the like to receive aprs packets into APRSDroid? Seems like a great way to receive packets in a simple and cheap package...
Your rules are unclear about entries for the Ham Nation sweepstakes. AS I read it you are allowing only one entry per person but the rules don't say this in a clear statement. So your contest is likely defective and liable to disputation.
Are you trolling? “Only one entry per person (duplicates are automatically deleted).” “Any attempt by Entrant to obtain more than the stated number of Entries by using multiple/different email addresses, identities, registrations, logins or any other methods, including, but not limited to, commercial contest/sweepstakes subscription notification and/or entering services, will void Entrant's Entries and that Entrant may be disqualified.”
WOW, Not to be like that, but it is amusing watching Apple users use Android for the first time. He's marveling at Features that have been part of the OS for years. No offense dude.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse so I would like to make some additional points on my own studies on ham radio and Android first of all did you know SDRangel and SDR++ have android version (SDRangel has poor touch support and SDR++ is not available in the Play Store you have to sideload it. As point but pretty much have all the same capabilities as the desktop version) also as I know you love APRS did you know APRSdroid can work through headphone jack with mobilink in my opinion a good way of doing APRS on the cheap just some thought I thought you might be interested in by no means an expert on this.
Everything works when you spend 4-5K$ on a antenna setup, if it only sorta works then rest assured it won’t work for you, affiliate links make more money then the TH-cam video it’s self, one source is ClickBank . This is a commercial
While idk if your generalization is bad. Do I fit your generalization? All the gear in this video is like maybe $600. And you don’t have to buy all of it. 🤷🏼♀️ the antenna is a $100 mfj vertical for 2m-70cm.
Depends on what models you get. Though android phones will work better with this. And this would need to be dedicated devices for radio and even then I'd use it as a hobby.
Just a suggestion there are a lot of your video titles that interest me but its rare that I have an hour plus to invest. How about making some of these topics available in a 20 to 30 minute video. Thanks for what you do.
Gotta second that motion! 30 minutes TOPS… I’m interested in the topic but scrubbing through it makes me reconsider the time investment.
They’re broken up into chapters, in iOS you can double tap with two fingers and advance through chapters. I don’t know what Android people do, prolly something cooler than that.
Yes. This ^.
Yep, I'd like to see more how to videos in 20 to 30 minute blocks. I don't really care to see everyone's comments and donations. I'm here to learn something. Also, would like to see more of the slideshows uploaded to the drive.
Agreed…!
Thanks for the video!
I don't know how well a nanoVNA works with a tablet, but is plays very well with my Windows 10 laptop and an attached monitor. I can set-up the VNA with mouse clicks (rather than trying to select items on the tiny touch screen), see a large display on a 24" monitor, print SWR (or other) graphs and, best of all, get higher resolution plots (higher frequency resolution) than the nanoVNA's 101-sample screen-size allows. Sure, it is still a $50 VNA, not a $50K instrument, but for HF antenna construction it is a godsend.
On Field Day 2021 I built the ARRL HF end-fed antenna kit and used the nanoVNA to trim the antenna, moving the SWR minimums into the digital portion of the 40M and 20M bands.
When used with a laptop-attached projector, the nanoVNA becomes a great teaching tool. The entire class can see the plots.
Regarding the use of the RTL dongle on HF, as you no doubt know, there is an upconverter that will shift the HF bands up 100MHz. The RTL dongle then works pretty well as an HF receiver.
Motorola is taking Garmin's idea of position reporting (on their RINO radios, currently brand-exempted for Garmin only) and expanding it to be automated. That's much needed. Hopefully, it will allow general data transfer (i.e. APRS-type messaging, also supported on RINO), and not be restricted strictly to position reporting only.
Fun fact, SOME Chromebooks also run and have access to the Android app store. This includes a keyboard and a full size USB standard. They are about the same cost as this tablet.
I am going to retract some of this. SDR touch does NOT work on a Chromebook which runs android apps. Very disappointing and no support from creator.
Been using a fire tablet for a while now. It was just collecting dust so I used the toolbox to "root" (more like jailbreak it) and use it for logging. I had no idea there was so much it could do, gotta do some shopping!
Is the tablet faster after hacking it?
@@shuumai I wouldn't say faster. It gets rid of the Amazon "skin" they put on it so it's just fresh Android, maybe that helps speed slightly. I wouldn't get one if you don't already have one laying around. Mine was basically just used for netflix once in a while so I decided to give it a use. I'd go for one of the Lenovos if you're buying something new.
After watching this video I purchased the tablet use here. I can afford something better but wanted something dedicated to ham only. My expectations were quite low honestly, but it turns out I really like this tablet. I've added several apps and it still works great. It's an awesome little tablet that very affordable. If money it tight you still be pleased with this one. Thanks for the video Josh.
Not a problem. Glad it helped!
I love my chromebooks for ham radio. Have a FT8 decoder, Morse decoder, KiwiSDR and lots of other stuff. Only bad thing is the only app that drives the RTL SDR is for an AM/FM radio no Unitrunker, SDRtrunk, anything like that.
I've got that same keyboard, and even though it's not the best, I keep it in my tablet go-box for just-in-case situations.
OK Josh.. Now you have me trawling through all the old droid tabs in the house from before we went apple, trying to find which one is the best! 😁
Reason Josh is so compelling is he has passion for what he does.
Thanks!
My field gear is a raspi4 and iPad, or a small windows laptop, replacing all of that with an android tablet would be great except I can’t see an android version of wsjtx or js8call.
The Mobilinkd TNC3 is supposed to be 9600-baud capable if you have a radio that supports it. I haven't found a peer to test it at 9600 yet with my Kenwood TM-V71A, but you might have better luck in your part of the world.
For HF you need a nooelec smart, which supports direct sampling. The smartee dongles do not support it but perform better on higher frequencies
12:11... message in chat from Jason - actually, quite the opposite. I stripped down my Fire HD 10 from all the Amazon bloatware and installed the Play Store in about 7 minutes with Fire Toolbox. Blissfully easy.
May I ask which version on of the HD 10?
@@neurotoxic6407 Of course, you may. I just got the "regular" version, not the HD10 Plus. The 2021 version.
@@arupian666 Thank you so much!
K6dds. Hi Josh. Pretty neat. On my iPad SDR
Thanks for your input. iPad SDR
KD8RWC from Battle Creek Michigan 73's
Great vid. I'm a little late. :) I just ordered a 10.1" refurb ON tablet from WalMart for $69. Cheap! I got the larger screen in deference to my aging eyes. I look forward to going through your material again when I set it up...when it arrives....in February....of 2022 I hope.
This is right up my ally. Im a huge android nerd and root user when possible.
I do believe you need an "upconverter at 110 (ideally) MHz to convert the hf bands into the range of that SDR. SDR-RTL, what I have, does just that.
Sure. You can still do hf without it, but it does help a lot.
I have a similar keyboard..the one that connects to 3 devices. It comes in handy but it is a bit hard to get use to. I'll accidentally hit the connection keys (that are above the trackpad) when trying to hit the backspace and accidentally switch devices lol
Thanks for all those ideas on this one. I didnt realize you were in OC. I`m in Tustin. KD6CFE was here. 73`s.
I got an crappy, cheap, slow, outdated, GPS enabled Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6 and it ran SDR Touch fine unexpectedly and recognized my RTL-SDR through my cheap USB-OTG cable if you need pointers of how low you can go with an Android tablet. You can do the same with Android Phones (with an OTG cable or hub for more ports), Android TV or an Raspberry Pi 4 running Android but that is just the surface of what you can do with Android which is out of scope for this comment.
haha just got into ham, taking my tech and general at the end of the month and have lived in Santa Ynez, small world. hope that was some yummy wine! thanks for all the handy info!
Tablets are *excellent* compact controlpad for sdr. I have a Pine64 Pinetab with a build in rtl-sdr card working surprisingly well. As little interference as my blog v3 externally. Fits well w/sma threads coming out back. It has absolutely become my favorite control dev. Wonder if you could mod android tablet to carry same (internal sdr card, ie: if it has any "free" space, ready/open ribbon cable clip/port etc)...
The Pinetab has a built in sdr? 🤔
@@HamRadioCrashCourse Unfortunately Pinetab not available currently (should say this first). But yes, when it available you can add this extra to your order (when they become available again). Although I did have to create the sma port/hole (relatively simple) but was pretty easy to add the hole, grind off a couple mm to fit the sma inside, and change the clip to include the threaded end. :) I have a few videos on it but YT has been marking links as spam so going to refrain from losing my comment. ;)
I really love Tablets for sdr control. :D
@@RTPTechTips Thanks for the heads-up.
Subscribe to your channel.
Have a good one.
Gah!! Josh always making my Amazon cart bigger.
Agreed... I didn't know I needed a Pokit meter until watching Josh's video! (WB8AM)
And bezos richer lol
Ack, this video's thumbnail has a red border, and that made me think I had watched it already. Don't use red, or you might get less views!
Enjoyed! Interested in the comments regarding the possibility of HF and WoAd. I would really like to establish Winlink between my IC 705 and my Android via Bluetooth.
Nice to see a few young faces in the Ham hobby. I was watching a video of a previously recorded Zoom meeting on Ham, and the first thing I noticed - every person had blue hair and not the kind that comes in a box... So does that mean I'm getting old or does that mean Ham is starting to get a younger following? Well- here's to a new generation of Hams!
I lived in Huntsville! I knew von Braun (and his daughter)
That's pretty cool you can directly connect to the TNC in the HG-UV98. This must be the only radio that you can actually buy now having this capability. Couldn't you have also used this radio for your Winlink packet session rather than needing the Mobilinkd?
🤣🤣 Right from the start of the demonstration. Oops…… I bricked my tablet 🫤🤔🤣
I have so many cheap and otherwise useless android tabs, thanks for the heads up!
Lol, 264 is one of my favorite numbers 👍
I use a Logitech 2.4 GHz keyboard just fine on my RPi since the GPS on my RPi3 has a problem with Bluetooth.
Hi, How do you connect the APRSdroid to the radio via bluetooth? is the radio has TNC built in? Can I connect APRSdroid via bluetooth to anyone 878uvii plus? TIA
Someone gifted me a GPS/GLONASS USB. I have never used it for anything but curious if that would work also and what you could do with it.
14:46 APRS
18:38 NanoVNA
23:53 Pokit MultiMeter
27:21 SDR
38:54 Winlink
56:49 GoTenna
In my best Gary Oldman voice "I gotta get me one of those"
I have the same Bluetooth keyboard that I use for one of my raspberry pi
I also have the same Kenwood HT too :D
Hi Josh, you know full well from previous interactions I’m new and playing catch up. Is it still the case I’m better off getting a cheap android tablet specifically for radio / operator use? Everything I have and use is Apple so I’d need to get an android device specifically. Cheers
TeamReplay for the win!
Well, if I did it right, I just connected my Not 10+ to my Anytone 878+ running APRS Droid on phone. Thanks for the inspiration Josh
Get SDR++ for Android for You SDR's SDR Connect also will be out for Android Soon for Your SDR Play RSP DX Receivers, SDR++ Works with SDR Play RSP DX,
Does the tablet need to be signed up with a cellular provider to work (Verizon, AT&T, etc.), or can you use the Bluetooth and WiFi without that?
No need for a cellular service.
SDRTouch is a great idea and a nice attempt but after trying many times with several different receivers, including HackRF, I could not get it to nicely receive anything other than broadcast FM.
Just now watching this - Is it possible to decode CW on a Android and use the Bluetooth Keyboard to send CW for a noobie?
This winlink. Is it an actual Internet email that participates with mail servers. Is it private to a user or can anyone who is listening lift it out of the signal? What does nanovna do?
Hi josh how about cheap android 11 car stereo can we use for ham radio pls try exploxe this
I have no interest/budget to do all that.
Hi HRCC, I have a yaesu ft-70DR and I have put the tone, offset in and I still cannot be heard on the nets. Its driving me crazy. What am I doing wrong? Please help! ASAP!
I've always used Samsung. The bloatware is true but I always use custom roms which are completely degoogled and void of manufacturer/carrier bloat.
FYI Gigaparts has the Pokit meter for $80.
That is pretty cheap.
i got a lenovo m10fhd plus to do use with my rtl sdr . spent 120 dollars on it, doesnt support OTG, cant return, make sure your tablet supports OTG!!!!!
Anyone know if a type c connector could be put on the end of the cable? Never mind. Samsung gives you uotg when you buy them.
Hi: Josh: I notice your call sign is quite different to what I am used to. Maybe you can clue me in. Thanks
The FCC auto assigned it to me 🤷🏼♀️ it’s a 6 call because I am in California.
Any ideas on a good dongle for UHF primarily, all others are secondary?
Serious question: what is the difference between radiooddity and baofeng radios?
Radioddity is a radio manufacturer that make and also rebrand different radios. Baofeng is kind of like a name we loosely connect to a very specific dual band VHF/UHF radio. A Baofeng can be made by a few companies and share a similar look at feature set.
Sometimes, inexpensive handhelds are referred to as "Baofengs" - If its a Baofeng it is likely a Chinese made radio.
Josh the Lenovo from Walmart is the "smart tab" which comes with the dock. The Amazon one does not.
What Samsung?
@@HamRadioCrashCourse sorry. I meant Lenovo. I ended up going with a Samsung S6 lite. Not quite the budget tab but offers current software, more ram, and larger storage
Weird looking at the reviews, some people got the stand.
Be careful what kind of tablet you get. OTG was not implemented until Android 4 was installed on devices. Even with Android 4, some devices are not still not able to use OTG on the USB port without specials driver, or not at all regardless.
Try to get a device with Android 6 or greater.
Thanks the the good knowledge! How do you find nodes when operating remot ? Also any nodes vhf uhf hf ?
Hi can’t find the video about a tablet you did a review for 60.00. Please help thanks.
Has anyone successfully made a cable for the TRRS on the Lenovo to... anything else? I was trying to make TRRS Lenovo to TRRS Yaesu (FT3DR) and it just pins the thing to transmit. I figure I must have had the wrong info from online but maybe I'm missing something
Thanks for the video, though what is aprs even, have no idea still.
I have a video on that. 👍
What about using tablet for xiegu 5150 how best to hook it up I have a Samsung tablet
Once you have it all done on your android device... can you use it "OFFLINE" ... meaning will I still need "WI-FI" or "CELL" to use it? Ty, NS9T
You use the Android device to send the messages over Bluetooth to the LoRa device. It doesn’t use WiFi or the cell network.
What channels are you not able to use
love your content
Thank you!!
I bought a $330 Samsung tablet because everyone kept saying apps etc needed at least Windows 10 to operate, not android, not pie whatever it is, not Windows 7, but windows 10.
This is why ham radio kinda sucks, no matter who you talk to or what you hear, it will contradict everything else you've seen and heard.
It’s not a contradiction. Some apps aren’t on android, like CHIRP.
Josh, po kit meter? Wasn’t able to find it. Is that the proper name for it?
Do you think the Android tablet works with Chirp? Thanks and enjoy your informative videos
No chirp. Sadly.
Will SDR++ run on your Lenovo tablet? Thanks!
Thanks for answering my question. Not!
Love your music videos!
Will any of the sdr work on iPads
How do you connect to the HT or HF rig without Bluetooth? None of mine have Bluetooth.
An adapter or usb connection.
What version of the NanoVNA are you using, my old one does not connect to the Lenovo tablet and the software. I see you have 2 available on your links. Will both of them connect to the tablet software with OTG cables?
I have a really old NanoVNA. It connects fine with the right Otg Cable. I assume the ones linked will be fine
What’s a nano vna? Explain pls.
I made a whole video explaining what it is. Check it out.
Never turn your device to screw connections together!! Always hold the connector to turn it.
Can you run Pi Star on the tablet?
This was awesome!!
If I choose to go this route versus a Pi with Hampi(that ham specific os image), am I missing out on anything?
Yes. A ton of heartaches and frustration.
⁹
Rf in the go pro?.
Can you use an android phone instead? What can the tablet do that an android phone can't?
Sure use your phone.
Good job Josh Wa6ols.
I wonder if handheld CB radios will get smaller with FM capabilities? Also, I thought GMRS/FRS already had the ability to share position data? Like the Garmin Rino. FCC should extend location data sharing privileges to MURS & CB as well. It would also be cool if they also allowed mesh networking on GMRS/FRS/MURS/CB.
They do. The key word was periodically versus manually like the Rino.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse copy that 👍🏽 I’ve never had a chance to play with a Rino. Pretty spendy.
Love ❤ the Show!;-) 😊
What did you use to connect the nanovna to the tablet?
Usb on the go dongle.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse do you have the link to the ICOM giveaway?
you didn't say how you looked the radio to the tablet via bluetooth
It’s over Bluetooth
My android tablet is asking to remove like 8 apps before I can download any other .. looks like they are trying to make my tablet obsolete.. just what google does …$$$&$$$
Any way to use SDR Touch or the like to receive aprs packets into APRSDroid? Seems like a great way to receive packets in a simple and cheap package...
government tracking yeah not always a good thing
Your rules are unclear about entries for the Ham Nation sweepstakes. AS I read it you are allowing only one entry per person but the rules don't say this in a clear statement. So your contest is likely defective and liable to disputation.
Are you trolling?
“Only one entry per person (duplicates are automatically deleted).”
“Any attempt by Entrant to obtain more than the stated number of Entries by using multiple/different email addresses, identities,
registrations, logins or any other methods,
including, but not limited to, commercial contest/sweepstakes subscription notification and/or entering services, will void Entrant's Entries and that Entrant may be disqualified.”
WOW, Not to be like that, but it is amusing watching Apple users use Android for the first time. He's marveling at Features that have been part of the OS for years. No offense dude.
I don't think I was marvelling. lol
@@HamRadioCrashCourse you found keyboard and mouse support Amazing lol
@@HamRadioCrashCourse so I would like to make some additional points on my own studies on ham radio and Android first of all did you know SDRangel and SDR++ have android version (SDRangel has poor touch support and SDR++ is not available in the Play Store you have to sideload it. As point but pretty much have all the same capabilities as the desktop version) also as I know you love APRS did you know APRSdroid can work through headphone jack with mobilink in my opinion a good way of doing APRS on the cheap just some thought I thought you might be interested in by no means an expert on this.
Mid roll ads, blah
Sell me something.
Everything works when you spend 4-5K$ on a antenna setup, if it only sorta works then rest assured it won’t work for you, affiliate links make more money then the TH-cam video it’s self, one source is ClickBank . This is a commercial
While idk if your generalization is bad. Do I fit your generalization? All the gear in this video is like maybe $600. And you don’t have to buy all of it. 🤷🏼♀️ the antenna is a $100 mfj vertical for 2m-70cm.
android tabs are to slow, not enough ram, my wife has 2 of them, one new since 2 months ago
Depends on what models you get. Though android phones will work better with this. And this would need to be dedicated devices for radio and even then I'd use it as a hobby.
I hate android. Why can’t we use iOS! I like the apple iOS and how it Operates for the interface, I don’t like the android. Make stuff iOS!
Too bloody long
It’s a live show. If you like short. Watch my shorter videos.
I'm way late but wow a 705 giveaway! icom must love you.
Wa6ols good show.
so tell me,how do i talk to someone on the ham band on the other side of the world using my obama phone?...or is the title a clickbait?