What's one minute of expert knowledge worth? For RDG founder Jim Hendershot, it was literally $1,000 — the amount a TV production company agreed to pay him if he could fix a critical electronics failure in five minutes while the entire union crew waited idle.
Read MoreThe RF engineering techniques that we employ today are the cumulation of over 100 years of history. Industries shift, but knowledge doesn't expire. We stand on the shoulders of the innovators, inventors, and great minds that came before us.
Read MoreDr. Gladys West was a mathematician who developed precise mathematical models of Earth's shape that became foundational to the Global Positioning System (GPS) we rely on today. Her story is a powerful reminder that the technologies shaping modern life are often built on the quiet, unrecognized contributions of pioneers like West.
Read MoreA close call with lightning 200 feet above ground taught RDG founder and chief engineer Jim valuable lessons about RF antenna design. Discover how real-world experiences shape our approach to creating reliable radio frequency systems.
Read MoreThe 1980s and 1990s were a transformative period in communication technology. In this post, we delve into some of RDG's most notable projects from this era, highlighting the technological advancements that set the stage for modern communication systems.
Read MoreIn the fast-paced world of electronics, where innovations quickly become outdated, there is a remarkable and enduring presence that defies the test of time. Read more about the crucial role of this retro technology.
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