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The Music of Radio: The Synthesis of Speech Part 5 – From A Clockwork Orange to DMR – Justin KE8COY
In last month’s episode I explored the genesis of the first song uttered by a computer, Daisy Bell, and how that song ended up in 2001: A Space Odyssey. In this last installment on the history of speech synthesis I’ll track the … Continue reading
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Elmers Corner – A Part of Our History – Robert AK3Q
As a kid I tried to learn about electronics the old fashioned way – tear something apart and try to put it back together. Unfortunately I did not have someone overseeing myexplorations, and so very little was actually learned! If … Continue reading
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The Music of Radio: The Synthesis of Speech Part 4 – Justin KE8COY
Speech synthesis confers a number of benefits to technology end users. It allows individuals with impaired eyesight to be able to operate radios and computers. For those who cannot speak, and who may also have trouble using sign language, speech … Continue reading
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OH-KY-IN Hamfest September 23rd
Don’t Forget ! OH-KY-IN’s 4th annual Hamfest !
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2017 ARDF National Championships – Bob WA6EZV
Six, seven, and eight, three numbers that aptly define the 2017 National ARDF Championships held between July 31st and August 6th in the Cincinnati and northern Kentucky areas. To elaborate, there were six parks used for training and competition events, seven … Continue reading
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