Episode 27: 2010 Capital City Hamfest

February 22nd, 2010

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Sit back and enjoy the Hamfest as we visit with new and old friends.
Its a review the 2010 Capital City Hamfest in Jackson, MS and the CCARC Wyong Field Day (an Australian hamfest). Both of these are large events that continue to grow each year.
There were huge amplifiers, new gear, old gear and lots of fun for all. We also learn about the CamRadio Network, a new Dick Tracy device and much more. And if thats not enough, Jim is back in this episode.

It’s 56:00 of Amateur Radio entertainment you don’t want to miss.

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Episode 26: Kenwood TS-2000 as an SDR

February 2nd, 2010

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In this first episode of the year, George shows us how to use the Kenwood TS-2000 as a Software Defined Radio with Winrad. Peter experiments with the WSPR Weak Signal mode. And Tommy teaches us how to easily create Time Lapse Videos. Plus plenty of viewer email. Its 44:04 of AmateurLogic fun.

44:04

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AmateurLogic group on Facebook

January 12th, 2010

The official AmateurLogic group is now on Facebook. If you are a Facebook user, why not join us?

Episode 25: Peter’s Excellent Space Adventure

December 13th, 2009

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Peter’ Excellent Space Adventure – Peter accepts a challenge from the UK, builds a packet station, and contacts the ISS. Tommy explores EchoMac, EchoLink for the Macintosh. George shows a better way to install PL-259 connectors and then tests the cable for faults and length with the MFJ-259B Antenna Analyzer. And as always, your viewer email and holiday greetings.

58:16

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Update (12/22/09): The small Windows Media version of this episode got truncated during uploading. If you tried to download it earlier and only got 1/2 of the show, please try again. Sorry for the inconvience…

Happy Thanksgiving

November 26th, 2009

All of us at AmateurLogic.TV would like to wish our viewers a Happy Thanksgiving. Look for another episode coming very soon…

Episode 24: 100 Degree Field Day

July 2nd, 2009

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Spend the day with Jackson Amateur Radio Club and see how they approached Field Day 2009 in the heat of Summer. Meanwhile it’s Winter for Peter in Australia with a very interesting demonstration of early Mechanical Television. Plus viewer email and lots of fun.

52:13

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AmateurLogic on Twitter

June 29th, 2009

Now you can find out what the AmateurLogic.TV crew is up to by following us on Twitter. Visit www.twitter.com and search for amateurlogic.

Episode 23: Back From A Long Summer Vacation

February 11th, 2009

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Back from a long summer vacation, George and Tommy visit the Capitol City Hamfest and run into an old friend. Peter shows us how to create a warm spot. Plus plenty of Amateur Radio news and Viewer email.

48:54 of AmateurLogic goodness.

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Episode 22: Signals Museum Tour Part 2

October 3rd, 2008

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Episode 22 features part two of a tour of the Australian Army’s Signals Museum. Vintage communications equipment from WW1 – the Vietnam era. Plus the answer to the question posed in part one concerning to use of the odd cw device with two keys.

17 minutes of old radios and war stories.

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Episode 21: Australian Signals Museum Tour

June 28th, 2008

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Episode 21 features part one of a tour of the very interesting Australian Army’s Signals Museum. Tommy gives us a quick look at editing video. George introduces the MFJ-259B Antenna Analyzer and some of it’s capabilities. And Peter attends the Wireless Institute of Australia’s annual general meeting in Broken Hill where he also visits the “School of the Air”, the “Flying Doctors” and more.

It’s 1 hour and 10 minutes of Ham Radio entertainment.

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