She’s really got me pushing out posts like I’m some kind of content creator. Not that I mind, honestly—I do love to write. And for once, I don’t even have anything to complain about. School hasn’t ...

This week finally brought something I’ve been craving for a while—an actual challenge at school. I sat in on a scholarship-level physics class, and for once, the work was tough enough to be satisfy...

Just been getting by this week. Nothing too bad, just the usual—school, fixing things, and generally existing. Physics is still frustrating, but at this point, that’s about as surprising as my 3D p...

 Time for the Sunday update, and honestly, the only reason I’m even up right now is because of her. We were on the phone for a couple of hours already, and at some point, she decided that sinc...

This week’s been a mix of small victories and minor defeats. I attempted a repair on one of my radios, something I’ve done countless times before without a hitch, but this time, I failed. It’s frus...

The first few weeks of school have been… interesting.  Year 11 physics, though, has been kind of a letdown so far. I was hoping to work ahead and asked my teacher, but apparently, that’s not a...

Most projects start with a spark of inspiration. An idea forms, the excitement kicks in, and before you know it, you’re knee-deep in design files, components, and code. And for a while, everything ...

We’re back, baby! And what better way to mark a ‘return’ than by jumping headfirst into a new project? This time, I’m attempting to build a miniature CW transceiver for 20m—something compact, effic...

It’s been a while since I’ve written anything here. I still have things to say, still have projects to work on, but lately, I haven’t had the motivation to do much of anything at all. It’s not that...

Working with old hardware teaches you patience. It teaches you to work within limitations, to make the most of what you have rather than constantly chasing what’s next. It’s a lesson I’ve learned t...