AmateurLogic 144: Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is

13 June 2020 | by George W5JDX  |  Share |   |  Leave a Comment (1)


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 144 is now available for download.

In this release Tommy builds the neat WB0OEW Ham Clock. Emile discusses hurricane preparedness. George shows the ‘dead bug’ method of construction using a surface mount MAX-232 TTL to RS232 level converter.
1:22:33

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George Thomas, W5JDX, is co-host of AmateurLogic.TV, an original amateur radio video program hosted by George Thomas (W5JDX), Tommy Martin (N5ZNO), Peter Berrett (VK3PB), and Emile Diodene (KE5QKR). Contact him at [email protected].

One Response to “AmateurLogic 144: Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is”

  • Trevor G4CLE:
    14 June 2020 at 11:13 UTC

    Hi
    I was interested in Tommy’s chat about WB0OEW’s HamClock as I have built one on a Raspberry Pi3+ with a 7inch display. I also bought a Power-over-Ethernet card so I could just power the device from a PoE switch.
    Thanks for the show
    73 de Trevor G4CLE

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