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Pocket Pico: a terminal node controller for amateur packet radio
Source: Adafruit Blog ·
Open Electronics covered the Pocket Pico, a terminal node controller for amateur packet radio built by btech. A terminal node controller is the box that sits between a ham radio and a computer and turns data into tones. This one is a rebuild of the Heathkit HK-21 Pocket Packet from 1983, using a Raspberry Pi […]
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