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By taking advantage of a loud pop on the earphone outputs whenever the LCD backlight turns on, built a radio traffic counter using an ESP8266. They are far from perfect, but with a bit of creative inspiration, it’s possible to make the quirks work in your favor. A Baofeng radio is often one of the first purchases a new ham radio operator makes these days due to the decent features and low price tag.
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