I've been working on a PHP script that can be embeded into webpages. This script that I've written is designed to collect the latest solar data from the NOAA FTP servers and display it neatly in a HTML table. If you'd like to place this simple script on your website you may download it for free (with no advertisements or credit required) from the downloads page. If you'd like to see it in action check out the space weather page under radio resources.

After installing a human verification application called reCaptcha, I've decided to open registration to the public. I don't know exactly what I'll use if for, but this way people could subscribe to the website and potentially post content in the future. I may make it possible to post comments without registering, but that opens many possibilities for spam bots to begin clogging the server. I'll have to think about this one for a little bit, but at least people can register if they would like.

Hello everyone,
I'm still alive, but I'm finishing up my 3rd year of college. You won't see any new videos from me until finals are finished. Starting the 2nd week in May you'll hopefully see 4-5 new videos including the second part of my video on HF radio propagation. If you've got any ideas, let me know!

A new website was launched just the other day on the world wide web. www.preparedham.com is a site devoted to helping people learn the necessary material to pass their amateur radio examinations. I've already contributed quite a bit to there forums, and suggest you head over there to check it out.

The audio stream finally has a use for those of you who are interested. I'm just testing it out right now, but in the future I intend to set it to receive a local repeater or something. Right now its set to recieve the local VHF weather broadcast from NOAA.