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Weekly AmateurLogic ‘Sound Check’ Nets
June 18th, 2020 | 
Author: Join us each Tuesday night at 8:00 CDT, 0100 UTC for the weekly AmateurLogic ‘Sound Check’ Net.
That one is unlike your usual nets. It’s a fun and very well connected net. Just pick a mode…
RF
W5PPB Repeaters
145.45 – 77 Hz tone – Sharon, MS
145.39 – 77 Hz tone – Pelahatchie, MS
Echolink
W5PPB-R – Node 39154
K8JTK-R – Node 233196
N8PC-R – Node 275408
D-Star
DCS 983A
DMR Brandmeister
TG 31983
TG 314651
YSF
K8JTK 17374
Wires-X
Room 40680
Allstar
45743
50394
NXDN
TG 31983
P25
TG 31983
Hamshack Hotline
94026 *99=PTT #=Receive
Listen at www.live.amateurlogic.tv
Or try more than one mode. Some participants check in using several modes. The current record is 5 modes.
Join in the fun this week!
Note: some modes subject to change.
AmateurLogic 144: Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
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
Ham College 64
Ham College episode 65 is now available for download.
Extra Class Exam Questions – Part 3
Rules pertaining to automatic and remote control; band-specific regulations; operating in, and communicating with foreign countries; spurious emission standards; HF modulation index limit; bandwidth definition.
1:02:29
AmateurLogic 143: N5BOC Hotspot, Huskylens, Squelch Tapping
AmateurLogic.TV Episode 143 is now available for download.
Ray Novak, N9JA joins us for the latest information on the Icom IC-705. Tommy demonstrates his favorite new hotspot, the N5BOC Duplex Multiple Mode Digital Voice Modem. George shows how to ‘Tap That Squelch’. Get a Squelch Open signal from a rig to interface with a computer rather than relying on Vox. Great for Echolink, digital mode software and more. Mike explores the Huskylens AI Machine Vision Sensor.
1:30:24
Ham College 64: Remote Exams
Ham College episode 64 is now available for download.
In this episode of Ham College we get the up to date information on the state of Amateur radio exam remote testing. It’s come much further than we thought. Richard Bateman, KD7BBC from HamStudy.org and ExamTools.org is on the forefront of implementing the tools necessary to proctor exams over the Internet.
1:16:46
AmateurLogic 142: Fading Sidebands, DRM SSTV & OpenWebRX
AmateurLogic.TV Episode 142 is now available for download.
Do you really know what’s shown in a Spectrum Display? George explains. Visually observing a signal fade. Emile’s DRM SSTV exploration. Mike discovers OpenWebRX is back and more.
1:33:03
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