APRS Hardware
Just a link to a webstore that carries stuff of interest to amateurs interested in APRS tracking. They have a chinese import HT for $90 that might be good.
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I'm Mark VandeWettering, husband, proud father of a U.S. Airman, technical director at Pixar Animation Studios, telescope maker, computer science and math afficianado, an Extra class radio amateur licensed as K6HX, and all around geek. I hope you enjoy my website. Twitters
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November 19th, 2007 at 4:49 am
Hi Mark, stumbled upon your blog researching scientific illustrations of fleas! & found the post you made on Hooke’s drawings-fascinating stuff. I’m storyboarding on a CG feature in the south of France & needed the reference for a sequence I’m working on. I saw you work in CG too at Pixar-cool to see the photo you published of the Wall-E display in the atrium.
You have an interesting technical/scientific blog here-