Or, the beginnings of the MM0ZIF Youtube channel Once upon a cosmic clock, in the days of yore (okay, maybe just a few years ago), a young stargazer named Marcus…
The quaint area of Broomlands, nestled betweem the rolling hills and the town of Irvine, North Ayrshire, holds its own secrets. On the 21st of August 2024, as the sun…
As the sun rises over the picturesque town of Irvine, North Ayrshire, the atmosphere stirs with anticipation. Clouds weave intricate patterns across the sky, casting fleeting shadows on the cobblestone streets. The air holds a delicate balance—between warmth and coolness, between possibility and routine. In this timelapse, we’ll witness the day unfold: from the first rays of dawn to the gentle descent of twilight. Raindrops may tap at our windows, and perhaps a hint of snow will surprise us. Join us as we compress twenty-four hours into mere seconds—a symphony of weather, played out against the backdrop of this charming Scottish town. 🌦️🎥
The official Bandplan is here at the RSGB The OfCom table is located here. Band NameFrequency Range (MHz)WavelengthPrimary Use/Notes136 kHz0.1357 – 0.13782200 metersLF (Low Frequency), experimental use472 kHz0.472 – 0.479630…
The Henry (H) is the unit of inductance in electronics, named after the American scientist Joseph Henry. Inductance is a property of an electrical component (typically a coil or inductor)…
The Farad (F) is the unit of capacitance in electronics, named after the English scientist Michael Faraday. Capacitance is a measure of a component's ability to store electrical charge. The…
Nobody can directly say who invented Power Law, but it draws influence from Issacc Netwon's works extensively. In electronics, the Power Law refers to the relationship between power, voltage, and…
he basics of Understanding Voltage Current and Resistance will help you in many aspects of life, so it is worth understanding. "Ohm's Law" sounds Scary, but don't be fooled it…
Ah, the Scottish weather—a tempestuous tango between clouds, drizzle, and the occasional rogue sunbeam. Welcome to our whimsical guide, where meteorology meets ceilidh dancing, and the forecast is as unpredictable as a Highland cow’s mood.
The basics of any science is measurements, and I thought I would explain the basics. I won't go into the basics like 1+1=2 or 2x4=8 because that would be belittling…
