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Revision as of 01:50, 3 October 2020

Welcome to the Reverse Engineering Wiki

Reverse Engineering the Kenwood TH-D74


RECESSIM was created to be a central location for all Reverse Engineering projects. Projects can be hosted here for free on a dedicated wiki page you create or you can add to existing projects. You can also just create a page to provide a high level summary of what you are working on and link back to your own blog/website.

My goal is for RECESSIM to be the place we can all go to understand everything being worked on, by whom, in the reverse engineering community.

-Hash

Questions? Hash at RECESSIM dot com

Partially-disassembled LMS-6 Radiosonde, with upper styrofoam shell removed. Some RF shielding removed. Rechargeable cells in use for testing purposes.

Check out the LMS-6 Radiosonde work!