Ham radio operators can be pretty selective about their gear. Some are old-school tube purists who would never think of touching a rig containing transistors, and others are perfectly happy with the small Software Defined Radio (SDR) hooked up to their PC. The vast majority, though, of us are

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THIS is the car that should well and truly secure Tesla’s place in the automotive landscape – or at least, that’s what logic dictates.

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Plugable has recently launched its new USB-C voltage and amperage meter for high power devices offering the ability to monitor power and charging up to 240W. The third generation USBC-VAMETER3 USB-C adapter is now available to purchase priced a

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WATERBURY, Conn. — Several Cities and towns across Connecticut are preparing to distribute COVID-19 rapid test kits from the state to residents this weekend. Waterbury’s Director of Health Aisling McGuckin told FOX61 that the city wi

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Long lines of angry residents were the norm in towns from Ansonia to South Windsor on Monday as local officials distributed what few at-home COVID test kits they had, then turned away people who had waited in their cars for hours.

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