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Announcing the first AmateurLogic Roundtable net this Monday night (3/19/12) at 9:00 Central time. The net will be held on Echolink at the *DODROPIN* conference server, node number 355800.
Here is your chance to discuss the show with us. Tell us what you like or don’t like about AmateurLogic.TV. Please join us Monday night at 9:00 Central.
UPDATE: We will also have a D-Star net beginning 30 Minutes earlier at 8:30 Central time on Reflector 14, Module C.
If you don’t have a D-Star radio, you can Listen online at www.wx4adx.com/listen .
Thanks Joe Mattern, WX4ADX for running this net.
AmateurLogic.TV Episode 37 is now available for download.
It’s time for the Olde Town Middle School Annual Balloon Launch. The balloon had a payload of many science experiments and radio equipment. VHF Voice Beacon and APRS, HF 20 Meter CW, RTTY, and Domino digital modes. Learn more about the firsts that this club has already produced, with plans to break their records this year. Launch the balloon and track it to an unplanned destination. Plus they recover all of the gear and Near Space pictures.
We’ve got some special AmateurLogic.TV announcements too that you won’t want to miss, plus a contest to win a Constructing HF Wire Antennas book that will make some Ham very happy. Contest email address is [email protected]
We featured two J-Pole antennas in the show:
J-Pole Drawing
And discussed the importance of the DX Code of Conduct:
DX Code of Conduct
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50:00 of high altitude fun
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AmateurLogic.TV Episode 36 is now available for download.
We visit the Capital City Hamfest in Jackson, MS and talk with Tom Samacicio KB4HQA of HQARadio.com, Don Wilbanks AE5DW of Amateur Radio Newsline, and Ward Silver N0AX of the ARRL. Peter drops in on the Melborne Mini Maker Faire for some fun.
1:02:29 of Hamfest Fun…
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AmateurLogic.TV Episode 35 is now available for download.
It’s the Merry Christmas and Happy New Year show.
Tommy discusses installing Linux on an old PC. George shows us the Icom IC-718 and IC-7200 rigs, plus RS-BA1 remote control software. Peter builds another canntenna with increased gain. Jim tells us what he wants for Christmas.
[EDITORS NOTE: This video states incorrectly that DSP Noise Reduction is optional on the IC-718. DSP IS included in the IC-718 at no additional cost.]
1:02:17 of Holiday Cheer and fun stuff…
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AmateurLogic.TV Episode 34 is now available for download.
Peter builds a one tube regenerative receiver. Tommy talks about starter radios and gear. Jim plays with stepper motors. George interviews Gordon West, WB6NOA. And Gary Pearce, KN4AQ tours the National Electronics Museum.
1:05:33
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AmateurLogic Xtra 3 is now available for download.
More extra for you digital amateur television fans. Peter presents more of the raw captured video for your enjoyment. Part 2 of 2.
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Today marks the sixth anniversary of AmateurLogic.TV. Episode 1 was posted October 12, 2005. It was kind of primitive, but it was the beginning of something that we all enjoy doing. Thanks for watching. You are the fuel that keeps us going. Look for another episode soon.
AmateurLogic Xtra 2 is now available for download.
Here’s a little something extra for you digital amateur television fans. Peter presents some of the raw captured video for your enjoyment. Part 1 of 2.
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