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Watch the latest Teardown Sessions livestream, see Discovery Dish progress, and subscribe to the Qorvo RF Accelerator to win a ticket to this year’s Teardown event.
Discovery Dish, the system for weather satellite reception and hydrogen line radio astronomy, is back with a detailed manufacturing update about recent testing and refinement of several aspects of the project. Don’t miss KrakenRF at Teardown 2024 where they will demo receiving NOAA weather imagery using Discovery Dish and host a radio direction finding workshop using KrakenSDR.
As a proud sponsor of Teardown 2024, Crowd Supply’s annual flagship event featuring hardware workshops, talks, art installations, and demos, Qorvo is giving away three (3) event passes! On Friday, June 7, 2024, three (3) lucky winners will be randomly selected to receive one (1) pass each to the event, hosted in Portland, Oregon from June 21-23.
If you have not already, subscribe to the Qorvo RF Accelerator to enter. Limit one subscription per individual. Good luck, we hope to see you there!
In Teardown Session 43, Crowd Supply’s Helen Leigh speaks with 12-year-old Zeke Wheeler about satellite tracking and ham radio. Zeke shares insights from their experimentation with OreSat, the handheld satellite ground station for receiving Wi-Fi from space, designed by the Portland State Aerospace Society at Portland State University.
Zeke has a popular YouTube channel (@KJ7NLL) and is now in the final stages of programming his original 3D printed desktop satellite tracker to present at the NWSE science fair at PSU in April.