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N1Sh

Episode 377 – Stephen Houser – N1SH

Stephen Houser, N1SH, was essential to helping Rex Harper, W1REX, present his Build-A-Thons at the QSO Today Virtual Ham Expos with multi-camera coverage of Rex’s project demonstrations.  Stephen had early exposure to amateur radio and  was no stranger to our hobby years before he got his first license. Stephen has a strong interest and expertise in computers, programming, building projects, and he makes his own contributions to our interesting hobby.  N1SH is my QSO Today.
Stephen’s Website
Grandfather was: John A Houser, K2EE
First License 1993 

Terms:
Morse Code
Cassette Tape
Rensselaer, NY
Eastman Kodak Corporation
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Radio Shack Science Fair Kits
DECwriter Teletype
Oregon Trail Computer Game
Forrest M Mims
TTL Cookbook, by Don Lancaster
IC Timer Cookbook by Walter G. Jung
University of Southern Maine, Computer Science, BS
Differential Equations
Ron Lavere  KA1FI, now WA1RL
Portland Amateur Wireless Association
Deerfield Hamfest, Maine
Alinco Handheld Dual Band
Rex Harper, W1REX
TTL Bandaid Receiver need reference
Ramsey TX and RX HF
Yeasu FT-450D Transceiver
G5RV Antenna
Teensy Arduino PS2 to USB Controller
GitHub
Elgato Stream Deck 
​Elgato Stream Deck Tear-down
OBS Studio
Virtual Pinball Machine
Car Starter Solenoid
Boy Scouts of America
Eagle Scout
Boy Scout Jamboree on the Air
Webelos Handbook
Freedom Trail App – Boston
Portland Women’s History Trail App
Android
iOS
FT8 Digital Mode
JS8call Digital Mode
APRS Station
Zigby
Z-Wave
Asterisk Phone System
SDR – Software Defined Radio
Node-RED
FlexRadio 6600M HF Transceiver
TCP/UDP
AX.25 TNC
Direwolf TNC
ubitx HF Kit
Summits on the Air – SOTA
Parks on the Air
Lighthouses on the Air
Artificial Intelligence In Amateur Radio
IBM Model M keyboard

Excited most by: developments around software defined radio. 

Advice to new or returning hams: find the part of amateur radio that you like, and ignore the stuff you don’t like. 

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N1SH Ham Shack
FlexRadio Flex-6400M SDR Transceiver
Elgato Stream Deck
Yaesu FT-450 HF Transceiver

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