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Scott talks with Smith Freeman, the Director of Project Management at SVS, about designing affordable yet high performance speakers.
Host: Scott Wilkinson
Guest: Smith Freeman
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Ron Richards joins us to talk about Xbox on Windows 10, Apple Watch 2, and a little bit about Android, as well as some E3 news..
Host: Megan Morrone
Guest: Ron Richards
Technical Director: Anthony Nielsen
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AMD announces the Radeon R9 Fury, Radeon R9 Nano, and AMD Fury X 2. AMD's Project Quantum PC, more about the 980Ti, the Xbox One Elite Controller, ASUS G751JT-CH71 Gaming Notebook review, Asus Zenfone 2 review, Razer buys Ouya, hands on with the Occulus Touch Controllers, and more.
Hosts: Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout
Technical Director: Zachary Smith
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The most powerful engine in the world, fix for the Red Ring of Death, how a Gassifier works, Hobbyking FPV kit, visualize the RF energy around you, and more.
Aerojet Rocketdyne RS-25You've seen these before, they were known as the "SSME" or "Space Shuttle Main Engine"
Fun Fact: the SRBs on the Space Shuttle generated 2,800,000 lbs of lift (83% of total thrust at liftoff) -- But the SRBs only provide lift for the Shuttle for 2 minutes while the 3 RS-25 engines continued to burn for 8.5 minutes. -- And since solid fuel burns unevenly, it created a "rougher ride" for the Shuttle astronauts than for, say-- the Apollo Astronauts.
A total of 46 RS-25 engines were made, at a cost of $40 million each. -- They were reusable, so they would be refurbished and requalified after each flight. The exhaust from the RS-25 can reach temperatures of 3,315 degrees Celsius which is enough to BOIL iron... it would definitely destroy the nozzle
This engine, from 50 years ago! will be the future of space travel for the US -- It's the engine for the upcoming "Space Launch System"
Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Bryan Burnett
Technical Director: Alex Gumpel
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A blocker that blocks the ad blockers, BuzzFeed launches a great news app, why Twitter is getting into the artificial intelligence racket, and more.
Host: Mike Elgan
Co-Host: Kashmir Hill
Guests: Robert Cookson, Joseph Lichterman, and Kurt Wagner
Technical Director: Anthony Nielsen
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What to expect on Field Day, a tribute to Amateur Radio Newsline's Bill Pasternak WA6ITF, building a 4:1 balun and more!
Hosts: Bob Heil, Gordon West, George Thomas, Don Wilbanks, and Amanda Alden
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Thanks to Joe Walsh who wrote and plays the Ham Nation theme.
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Apple dropping Google, Samsung keyboard flaw, Nest announces new products, OnePlus 2, YouTube Gaming, and more.
Host: Leo Laporte
Guests: Mike Elgan and Danny Sullivan
Producer: Jason Howell
Technical Director: Jason Howell
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Hands-on reviews of Fulscrn, HeadsOff, Pixel Off Save Battery AMOLED, and Kung Fury: Street Rage.
Host: Jason Howell
Technical Director: Josh Windisch
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CNET's Tim Stevens talks about the fight for dashboard dominance, Microsoft shuffles its executives, Nest announces a new cam and protect, Uber drivers are employees, DARPA robot fail, and more...
Host: Megan Morrone
Guest: Tim Stevens
Producer: Jason C. Cleanthes
Technical Director: Jason C. Cleanthes
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Announcements from this year's WWDC, Metamorphabet: a game you won't mind your toddler spending too much time with, getting ready for watchOS 2, Apple will fix the iMessage bug, but there is another Mail bug to watch out for, follow ups on Knock and using Siri to return a lost phone.
Host: Megan Morrone
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