RF Experiments and SDR Innovation with Baltic Lab – EEI #50
Date: Wednesday, 30 April 2025
Time: 16:00 CEST (10:00 AM ET, 14:00 UTC)
Hosted by: Elektor
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Elektor Engineering Insights is back with a very special milestone episode! Join Brian Tristam Williams for EEI #50 as he welcomes Sebastian from Baltic Lab, a long-time Elektor contributor, RF enthusiast, and ingenious electronics experimenter.
Explore the Frontiers of RF and SDR Technology
In this live session, Sebastian will share his latest experiments from the cutting edge of radio-frequency (RF) electronics and software-defined radio (SDR). Known for his hands-on approach and technical clarity, Sebastian will guide viewers through exciting new projects that blend deep engineering knowledge with creative problem-solving.
What You’ll Learn
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10 GHz Reception & Satellite Hacks: Discover how Sebastian modified a low-noise block downconverter (LNB) to unlock access to the 3 cm band.
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DIY Spark Gap Transmitter: Dive into the fascinating world of vintage wireless tech with a look at why Sebastian built his own spark gap transmitter—and what he learned from the experience.
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Practical SDR Tips: Get actionable advice for maximizing your SDR hardware’s performance.
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Interactive Viewer Q&A: Bring your RF questions—Sebastian will be answering them live!
Exclusive Giveaway
During the episode, we’ll announce how you can win the Raspberry Pi 5 RTL-SDR V4 Bundle from the Elektor Store! This powerful prize pack includes the RTL-SDR V4 dongle, a dipole antenna kit, and the Raspberry Pi 5 for Radio Amateurs book—perfect for any RF tinkerer.
About the Guest
Sebastian, the creative mind behind Baltic Lab, has been inspiring makers and engineers worldwide since his first Elektor article in 2008. Through his bilingual blog and YouTube channel, he demystifies complex RF and analog electronics topics, making high-frequency engineering accessible for DIYers and professionals alike.
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