Congratulations to shabaz for Software Defined Radio (SDR) Experiment Board , scottiebabe for EM Surfer , and robogary for RC Toy Hack - RC car rescue/restore/recycle/retrofit ! You are the winner of a $166.67 Shopping Cart!
The theme for this contest was Radio Control and your project could be anything that involves or explores RF including circuits, antennas, SDR (Software Defined Radio), ham radio, modulation/demodulation, RADAR (acronym for Radio Detection And Ranging), and more! Your projects Your project could involve applications related to RF including robots, data acquisition projects, data transfer, automation, remote control, wireless sensor networks, cellular IoT, health, object detection, and more! Your projects could use any combination of amplifiers, modulators, transmitters, antennas, coaxial cables, detectors, and more. This theme was broadly defined to encourage participation.
We had 3 outstanding projects and in the end we decided they were equally worthy so we split the prizes between each of the entrants. Special thanks to redcharly and DAB for reaching out and judging. We had two really different sets of picks and what that told us is that this contest was simply too close to call.
First Place Winners:
Software Defined Radio (SDR) Experiment Board by shabaz:
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"The accuracy of the description of the individual stages of the project is impressive. Congratulations to Shabaz!" - Community Member Judge
EM Surfer by scottiebabe :
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"The best is, in my opinion, the "EM Surfer" work of Scott Stobbe It is a project full of theory and very useful information for those who want to apply Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR). A well-done article, with images and videos that make it very captivating." - Community Member Judge
RC Toy Hack - RC car rescue/restore/recycle/retrofit by robogary:
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"A very well done job, which combines discrete electronics, mechanics, and a lot of patience. The result is remarkable." - Community Member Judge
