AmateurLogic 129: Peanut Voice Octopus


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 129 is now available for download.

Tommy demonstrates the free Peanut D-Star app. Emile shows how to use the Raspberry Pi as a voice keyer for his Icom ID-9100. George erects the MFJ Octopus Antenna and details some tips to do it quicker and precise. Plus the usual fun and your viewer email and posts.

1:07:31

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Ham College 51

Ham College episode 51 is now available for download.

General Amateur Radio Exam part 22. Simple Decibel power calculations. Receivers
1:11:07

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AmateurLogic 128: Windows 10 on Raspberry Pi


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 128 is now available for download.

George runs the full Windows 10 Pro (not IOT Core version) on the Raspberry Pi. Emile visits the W5DDL Hamfest in Rayne, LA. Tommy builds an Arduino Battery Monitor/Alert.

1:22:25

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Ham College 50

Ham College episode 50 is now available for download.

General Amateur Radio Exam part 21. Decibels and Power. S units. Amplifier Classes.
1:09:19

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AmateurLogic 127: Winter Projects


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 127 is now available for download.

Emile and the Ozone ARC participate in Winter Field Day. Winter is the perfect time to catch up on projects. Tommy shows how to update the firmware of a DVMega. After six years, George revisits Echolink on the Raspberry Pi. SVXlink part-1. Plus your viewer email.

1:11:25

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Ham College 49

Ham College episode 49 is now available for download.
General Amateur Radio Exam part 20. More on modulation. Coaxial cable loss explored.

1:07:03

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AmateurLogic 126: Blue Thumb DV & 1/4 Wave Stubs


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 126 is now available for download.

Tommy reviews the Blue Thumb DV. George and the crew pull out the test equipment and experiment with 1/4 wave stubs. This live demonstration helps clear up some of the mystery. Mike, VE3MIC sits in for the Cheap Old Man to help keep expenses under control.

1:31:49

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