161WGC348
Where the interest in radio began, with first contacts and a band I still return to.
SP9SMT is my space for amateur radio, 11 metres, RF experiments, MeshCore and home-built electronics. I use it to document on-air experience, measurements, projects and solutions created for practical use.
From 11 m and 161WGC348 to today’s SP9SMT station — this site is meant to document a passion, not just list equipment.
161WGC348 is more than an old callsign to me. The 11 m band started my interest in radio and remains an active, important and sentimental part of it.
Amateur radio came next, followed by more bands, the SP9SMT station, antennas, electronics and automation. Over time the hobby grew to combine radio, software, networks and home-built hardware — which is exactly how projects such as RadioCraft emerged.
SP9SMT profile on QRZ.com ↗Where the interest in radio began, with first contacts and a band I still return to.
Amateur radio, more bands, antennas, experiments and the continuing development of my station.
Mesh and off-grid communication: radio nodes, field testing and links independent of conventional infrastructure.
Electronics and automation built around real station needs — from prototype to working solution.
Operating, listening, antennas, measurements and practical RF experiments.
Home-built circuits, controllers, PCBs and solutions designed for specific needs.
MeshCore, radio nodes and communication that can operate beyond conventional infrastructure.
Prototypes, firmware, station automation and the step-by-step development of RadioCraft.
I am interested in communication independent of conventional infrastructure: radio mesh networks, field experiments, nodes and practical applications. This is another area that will grow here over time.
Not a product catalogue, but a living workshop: projects, prototypes, measurements and successive iterations. Some are built only for my own station, while others may also be useful to fellow radio amateurs.
Notes from the bands, the bench, measurements, tests and whatever is currently happening around the station — shorter material that does not need full project documentation.