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I also saw where they used a graphic of the entire US when the study only encompasses 1 county in California.

Look at the map this is just higher near larger population, Correlation vs. Causation. This smells like bull shit.

Seems odd to have that down during field day.

It’s a i5-8600 3.1 Ghz 6-core.

as others have said it’s a pre release sample for testing and might have bugs but the QP4W tells you the processor type

https://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/QP/QP4W.html

^^^THIS^^

That board was designed by K9HZ, you can find the info in this group

SoftwareControlledHamRadio https://groups.io/g/SoftwareControlledHamRadio

I just posted this in another thread.

I’m just staring to build a T41 SDR QRP Transceiver

SDR = Software Defined Radio, 
QRP is the Q code for reduce power, QRP radios are meant for low power operations.

Not sure if you want to go down the kit route but it will teach you a bit about RF (Radio Frequency) theory and practical electronics (If you don’t already know). It’s also very modular and there are other options for the RF amplifier section so it does not have to be QRP, there is a 20W and 100W board available as well.

Be warned that this kit will take a lot of time, reading, careful soldering of tiny SMD (Surface mount devices) components, etc. There is a good book about the kit, the theory, programming the Tensy (the microcontroller heart of the t41), etc.

http://4sqrp.com/T41main.php

https://www.amazon.com/Software-Defined-Radio-Transceiver-Construction/dp/B09WYP1ST8

Note: I know most in this community will know the acronyms, I spell them out for others that may happen by

I’m just staring to build a T41 SDR QRP Transceiver

SDR = Software Defined Radio, 
QRP is the Q code for reduce power, QRP radios are meant for low power operations.

Not sure if you want to go down the kit route but it will teach you a bit about RF (Radio Frequency) theory and practical electronics (If you don’t already know). It’s also very modular and there are other options for the RF amplifier section so it does not have to be QRP, there is a 20W and 100W board available as well.

Be warned that this kit will take a lot of time, reading, careful soldering of tiny SMD (Surface mount devices) components, etc. There is a good book about the kit, the theory, programming the Tensy (the microcontroller heart of the t41), etc.

http://4sqrp.com/T41main.php

https://www.amazon.com/Software-Defined-Radio-Transceiver-Construction/dp/B09WYP1ST8

Note: I know most in this community will know the acronyms, I spell them out for others that may happen by

Nice.