Tuesday, June 1, 2010. My friends younger sister was telling her about the book drive that her school is participating in for the Invisible Children. I remembered that someone had blogged about Invisible children so I thought I would show you guys what they are continuing to do to help these children. The motive behind the book drive is to better educate the people of these nations and give them a better brighter chance at a future. Sunday, May 30, 2010.

Bleulight is a non-profit volunteer organisation registered in Singapore. Click Here to Learn more. Chans first visit to Myanmar was in 2000. Over the years, Chan and friends have made occasional donations of soaps to charities in Myanmar.

Still got the touch! The President of All Hams. Struck back hard at rumor-mongers. Painting ham radio as a slippery slope. Flanked by an All-Hamerican mom, pop, daughter and son.

The design apparently originated in 1996 in an amateur radio club QRP publication. The original author claimed he built this transmitter. With it in just 10 minutes time. Impressive! And was able to load up frequencies 6925 kHz, 14322 kHz and 28266 kHz without problem.

Thursday, June 21, 2012. Even with a considerable amount of search and peer-knowledge exchange, I got very little information about Firedrake. But then, recently, I came across a well-researched post which shed new light on Firedrake. Steven Handler in his blog.

Communications for the Zombie Apocalypse! Wednesday, January 12, 2011. So You Want to Learn Morse Code - Here Are Some Tips. Like music, some people seem to have a natural talent to learn the Morse code effortlessly. Friday, January 7, 2011.