AmateurLogic.TV Episode 54 is now available for download.
We explore three different Remote Control options to control a station from anywhere in the world. George and Tommy prepare for Dayton Hamvention. And some really funny stuff…
1:10:00 of interesting and entertaining ALTV.
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AmateurLogic.TV Episode 53 is now available for download.
George answers the question ‘Can you work PSK31 on the Raspberry Pi’.
We bring you a behind the scenes view of ‘The Making of AmateurLogic.TV’.
Peter visits the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex and gets a special tour just for our viewers.
Plus we announce our exciting Field Day Giveaway Contest with great gear from Icom, GigaParts, MFJ and Heil Sound. More details at amateurlogic.tv/contest.
1:02:24 of ALTV goodness.
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AmateurLogic.TV Episode 52 is now available for download.
George visited GigaParts in Huntsville Alabama for Ham Radio Day on March 16th. We take a look at the store and visit with some of the manufacturers reps to find out what’s new. It was a great event at a great ‘Candy Store’.
38:45 of extra ALTV fun!
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AmateurLogic.TV Episode 51 is now available for download.
Tommy simplifies D-Star Callsign Routing. Peter visits the Wyong Field Day (Hamfest). Emile has some cheap analog and digital SSTV solutions. And George builds the Arduinolator (Arduino Square Wave Oscillator) and shows just how easy and fun it can be to experiment with microcontrollers.
1:00:54 of ALTV fun!
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AmateurLogic.TV Episode 50 is now available for download.
Peter builds the NS-40 40-Meter QRP Transmitter Kit. George and Tommy visit friends and find new toys at the 2013 Capital City Hamfest. Emile talks about Ham Radio Deluxe and Automating routine tasks. We run into someone you may remember and much more.
1:09:00 of the usual suspects.
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It’s taken a while to get things back to normal, but the AmateurLogic.TV Wiki is finally back online. Find your Show Notes, Links, and Download on the Wiki.
http://www.amateurlogic.tv/wiki
Thanks to Dan Vanevenhoven (N9LVS) for his great work here.
AmateurLogic.TV Episode 49 is now available for download.
George builds a highly efficient 7-40 volt Raspberry Pi power regulator. Tommy constructs a Tape Measure Yagi antenna. Peter’s UG-802 Android Dongle. Emile’s Baofeng UV-5RC. Icom’s new IC-7100, ID-51A radios, and more.
1:02:50 of AmateurLogic entertainment.
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This episode sponsored by GigaParts
AmateurLogic.TV Episode 48 is now available for download.
George shows us how to setup an HF Radio Station. Tommy builds a Foxhunt beacon with the Arduino. Peter has a Raspberry Pi present for you. Emile talks about hi tech cheap stuff.
We give away the Complete HF Station featuring great gear from Icom, MFJ, Wireman Heil Sound and Gordon West Radio School.
Santa Tracking, The end of the world and more…
59:51 of holiday entertainment.
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AmateurLogic.TV has made it to the Roku Channel Store. We were previously only available as a private channel on Roku, but now you can find us listed under Science & Technology in the Roku Channel Store. www.roku.com
AmateurLogic.TV Episode 47 is now available for download.
George visits the MFJ Metal Show for some heavy metal fun. Tommy introduces us to the Arduino microcontroller. Peter builds a 1/4 wave garage mounted vertical. Emile talks about calibrating his HF rig with WWV. And of course the usual fun and entertainment.
This is the last show before we give away the Complete HF Radio Station featuring an Icom IC-7200 and all the necessary accessories. Get your entry in now.
01:03:15 of AmateurLogic entertainment.
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