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Welcome

I’m Dr Ian Henry, a licensed UK radio amateur living just south of Cambridge, and a member of Cambridge and District Amateur Radio Club (CDARC) and the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).

If you’ve found your way here from one of my RadCom articles or talks, welcome. They’re all listed on the Talks & Publications page, including Understanding FT8 through DNA-sequencing parallels and the blog post that goes with it.

If you’d like to get in touch, collaborate, or talk radio, you can find contact details in the footer.

Teaching, learning, and amateur radio

This site brings together reflective writing, theory, practical guides, and the things I’m building, all focused on teaching, SDR, and modern amateur radio practice.

You’ll find:

• Projects: packet radio infrastructure, machine learning for signal identification, and SDR builds
• Blog: posts exploring ideas and experiences
• Thinking: theory-focused writing on learning and SDR
• Guides: practical guides for applying those ideas
• Notebook: working notes, speculative and self-correcting
• Talks & Publications: articles and conference sessions

There’s more about me and how I got here on the About page.