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Episode 359 – Andreas Spiess – HB9BLA

Andreas Spiess, HB9BLA, is a well known YouTube personality from Switzerland with over 330 thousand subscribers, over 30 million views, and focused on sensors, microcontrollers,  Raspberry Pi programming, and projects that use  this technology applied to amateur radio.  I found Andreas on YouTube as I am preparing my own QO100 geosynchronous satellite earth station, to allow me to work the Quatar Telecom satellite from Israel.
Andreas Spiess Channels: 
Andreas Spiess YouTube Channel
Andreas Spiess Ham Radio Videos
Andreas Spiess EsHail QO-100 Satellite
3D Printed Configurable Project Box

Hometown: Lausen, Switzerland
First Call Sign:  HB9BLA
First Rig: Yaesu FT-277 HF Transceiver

Terms
Vintage Radio Shack Catalog
Vintage 11 Meter Transceiver, CB Radio
FM Radio One Transistor Transmitter
Masters Business Administration 
Digital Equipment Corporation
Risc Computing
Silicon Graphics
SAP 
Marketing Product Management
JD Edwards OneWorld
Red Cross Radio Operator
8085 Processor Morse Code Trainer
Arduino Controller
Andreas Spiess YouTube Channel
ISM Wireless Band
DMR Reddit Talk Group
LoRaWAN De-Mystified
Modulation on ISM Bands
LoRa – Low Power Long Range
CubeSats running LoRa
LaCuna Satellite
Antefa
Metastatic – LoRa mesh communicator
Tajikistan
Pamir Highway
Spectrum Analyzer
How to Use MicroVNA
Johan Wolfgan von Goethe – “If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter”
Fusion 360 Software

Excited most by: It is possible to reach New Zealand with wire antenna from the back yard, and
unattended machine to machine communications

Advice to new or returning hams: find a way to teach RF and antennas to young people’s wireless knowledge. 

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Yaesu FT-277R Portable Transceiver
LaCuna IOT Satellite running LoRaWAN
LoRaWAN 433 MHz Transceiver
NanoVNA

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