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We’re pleased to announce that we now some limited stock available for purchase. You can order now by following this secure link. Thank you for your patience.

Over the past month it’s proven difficult to keep stock, but we look forward to having stock ready within the next few days. During the pandemic, we’ve seen a significant uptick in sales of the FUNcube Dongle, and this trend … Continue reading →

Folks I’m delighted to let you know that we’re back in stock, you can order now by following this secure link. Thank you all for your patience.

Folks Again due to unexpected high demand this year, our stocks have been depleted again. On this occasion we had an unexpectedly long lead time on one part which has now arrived, and the boards are now being assembled. We … Continue reading →

Folks A quick update for you, I am delighted to announce that the FUNcube Dongle Pro+ works perfectly on Windows 10, in both 32 and 64 bit versions. There’s no need for any driver updates, by design the FUNcube Dongles … Continue reading →

Folks Apologies, the website was offline for a few hours. We’ve brought it back online now. Many thanks for your patience. Howard

Folks As you may know, although the FUNcube Dongle was originally designed with receiving signals from space in mind, there’s nothing special about extraterrestrial radio waves when compared to those on terra firma. In fact, at least one FUNcube Dongle … Continue reading →

Folks, Today we spent some time with the new Raspberry Pi 2 and the FUNcube Dongle Pro Plus. As many will be aware, the original Raspberry Pi had a problem with its USB host stack, for which I released a … Continue reading →

Folks, We’re away for a few days from Thursday 5 February until Monday 9 February, so as there’ll be a short delay in shipping until we return, we’re offering free shipping worldwide during this period. Orders already placed will be … Continue reading →

Folks If it’s not too late, may I wish you all a happy new year! It finally looks like we’re getting better at forecasting demand as over the past few months we’ve managed to maintain an in-stock status of the … Continue reading →