The American QRP Club
The American QRP Club was formed in June 2003, and later incorporated, as a organization of ham radio operating enthusiasts interested in low power operation - these types of hams are called QRPers. The AmQRP Club is not affiliated with any geographic area and its membership does not meet monthly as do many regional radio clubs. Instead, the AmQRP provides online information, instruction, goods and services to the general QRP population for educational and enjoyment purposes.
AmQRP QRP Club Kits
Monday, August 24, 2009
The American QRP Club
EMS Laboratories - Hobby Electronics
EMS Laboratories - Hobby Electronics
Unprecedented Innovations from a young group of Scientists who may change the way we interface with the Electronic Environment around us.
Meggy Jr RGB is a new kit that we designed as a platform to develop handheld pixel games. It's based around a fully addressable 8x8 RGB LED matrix display, and features six big fat buttons for comfy game play.
EMS DIY Shop
DIY and open source hardware and software for art, education. etc.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
World Of Electronics - Electronic projects
World Of Electronics - Electronic projects 
"At the moment there can be found an instruction manual of an electronic moving font with LEDs and a clock built up of LEDs. Furthermore information is available about a serial-to-I²C converter, an AT89C2051 evaluation board and a complete TV tuner with an I²C interface."
"Using this programmer you can program the internal flash of the microcontroller AT89C2051 from Atmel. The AT89C2051 programmer is connected via the serial RS232 interface to a PC. In comparison with other programmers, you do not need a special software, a terminal program is sufficient."
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Grantronics - Microcontroller Electronics
Grantronics - Microcontroller Electronics
Grantronics is a fully Australian owned, family-run consultancy providing Industrial Electronics hardware and software design and manufacturing services.
- A complete Electronics Design service.
- Some simple projects using the Atmel 89C2051
SCM - Silicon Chip magazine.
MakingThings - Prototyping Interactive Projects
MakingThings - Prototyping Interactive Projects
MakingThings provides software and electronics tools for people who create projects that interact with the physical world. A broad range of people use MakingThings products including artists, designers, students, musicians, hobbyists and engineers.
Using the Make Controller, you can:
- Control motors (stepper, servo, and DC)
- Switch lights
- Monitor Temperature
- Measure Distance
- Detect People
- Sense light
- Control things from your PC
The Make Controller Kit is an open source project - open firmware, schematics, and accompanying software tools. All products can be purchased directly from our online store, and can be shipped worldwide.
Dennis Clark Robotics from TTT
Dennis Clark Robotics from TTT
TRCY robot combat competition
"This is sponsored by The Robotics Club of Yahoo which is an ecclectic collection of robot haves, have nots and beginners. It runs using the Parallax Basic Stamp II controller on one of my Stamp II boards. The code is one based on the principles of Subsumption Architecture by using finite state machines to simulate a multitasking environment - here's the code. Here is the Subsumption network diagram."
Jon Fick - Microchip PIC RC Projects
Jon Fick - Microchip PIC RC Projects
Projects using Microchip PICmicro MCUs. written in and featuring CCS C codeAll free, with source code, modified 08/21/07 . -Jon Fick
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