Phil Landmeier @shuttersparks@social.cleverlibre.org

@Andy1965 If you're a #MorseCode person, that's all you need, plus your ears and fingers. Everything else is decoration.

One of the hams at the top of DXCC (has every entity possible, 340-something) worked it all with a barefoot TS-140 and crossed dipoles fed with tuned feeders. All #Morse of course.

@madpilot Hmm, I've never seen that combination in a single chip, which surprises me. I can certainly see uses for it.

I've seen regulated charge pumps with internal references, usually 1.2V, but that's not what you're looking for.

Sorry I'm no help. Good luck in your search.

@VE6LK That's quite a puzzler.

@malwaretech Interesting. Yeah, mine is locked and parked. I stopped visiting the site two days ago.

Early in the migration, I sifted through all of my follows and followers, one by one, and noticed that more than half are defunct accounts that are no longer used.

@AndreaR9md Thanks for the tip. I've never not cooked it.

@N0ZB@mastodon.radio Thanks for that. I did not know if the inventor was known or who it was. I sometimes use an MT11 like the one pictured.

@lauren Exactly. The "nice hack" comment was pretty much the highest compliment you could expect from the programmer.

@Viss @SexyCyborg I was surprised to learn we have QR codes in our butts. Who knew? Why was I not informed of this? Lmao.

@SexyCyborg Lmao. If all else fails, I'm certain you could be a successful comedienne.

@freemo @ambihelical That's exactly what it is and it's best if you don't think about it too much. ;-)

@ai6yr Bahahaha. He sings more in tune and harmony with the music than some humans do. Amazing.