AmateurLogic.TV (Video)

It's just about Thanksgiving time here in the US and we'll soon be suffering from Turkey Fever.
Tommy's shows how to make an Arduino Frequency Counter. Mike, VE3MIC joins us with a look at the York Region ARC Hamfest. Emile discusses GPS Ham Radio Applications. And as a sheer coincidence, George reviews GPS History and advancements in accuracy, plus decoding US Coast Guard DGPS.
We also announce the lucky winner of our MFJ-1234 RigPi Station Server contest.
1:30 of fun designed for your cold weather viewing pleasure.

October marks the 14th Anniversary of AmateurLogic.TV. We celebrate the event by awarding one lucky viewer an Icom IC-7300 transceiver with all the accessories you need for a complete HF station.
Peter’s back for the party with an update on what he’s been up to and details of his Friedrichshofen Germany Hamfest visit.
Tommy has tips for easily configuring the MFJ-1234 RigPi Stations Server.
Why fatigue your ears unnecessarily? Get the noise out with Emile’s guide to proper RF Gain adjustment.
Enjoy quick and friendly HF operation. George has the details on how to combine a HF Transceiver with a SDR Play and MFJ SDR T/R Switch for complementary interaction.
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The official unedited version of our almost 4 hour 2018 New Year’s Eve Celebration live stream.
An International group of guest help ring in the New Year with tales of the past year in Ham Radio and projects.
Plus classic AmateurLogic.TV ‘Half Speed Theater.’
George and Tommy welcome:
Mike Morneau, VE3MIC
Laird Nigel P Lawrence G0MEJ KG0PL
Andy Anderson, KP4AAN
Carmen M Centeno Calero, WP4QER
Dan Van Evenhoven, N9LVS
Amanda Alden, K1DDL
Jeff Carrier, K0JDS
A cameo appearance by Emile Diodene, KE5QKR.
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Part 2 of George’s enhanced DTMF Radio Control and Monitoring project. Tommy’s quick and easy PiStar hot spot build instructions. Emile celebrates Skywarn Appreciation Day. Mike’s back with his Photoshop collection and a holiday ALTV Retrospect. Plus another unexpected AmateurLogic Foreign Food and Beverage Taste Test featuring Moxie Soda, Cap’n Eli’s Blueberry Ale, Haribo Piratos and Cajun Kringle.
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As one of the first video podcasts period, AmateurLogic.TV celebrates 13 years this month. Tommy builds the SDR Pi. Emile discusses the Internet of Cheap Old Things. George exposes Harmonic Distortion. Jim joins the party and shows us the interesting projects he’s been working on.

We announce the winner of our 13th Anniversary Sweepstakes. Sarah Clark, K4EMT will be receiving an Icom IC-7300 HF Transceiver, MFJ-4230DMP power supply, Heil Sound iCM microphone and BM-17 headset, MFJ ‘Big Stick’ antenna and RG8X coax, Gordon West amateur license study guide, and a pair of AmateurLogic Faux Gold PL-259 connectors. Thanks to Icom, MFJ, Heil Sound & Gordon West Radio School for making this possible.

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Join the AmateurLogic crew for Field Day 2018. We assembled and raised a Hex Beam, Cobweb, and Off Center Fed Dipole this year. Jocelyn Brault, KD8VRX/VA2VRX talks about licensing requirements for operating in another country and Field Day at VOA. Arne Carlsson, K5ARN/SA7CAR added a little Swedish flavor to the topic. Emile leads the Field Day charge in South Louisiana. Plus it turns out the real Swedish Fish is not a fish at all. It’s a horse!

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No matter how many hamfests you’ve visited, it’s hard to top the excitement and variety of gear you’ll find at Hamvention. Join AmateurLogic as we visit Hamvention 2018. We found some unique new products you won’t want to miss. How about a LTE PTT handy talkie that covers all of the US, Canada, or Mexico. Or an Android cellphone with built in DMR radio. We’ve also got the scoop on one of this year’s top food choices. As well as visits and updates from a few friends you’ll recognize.

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AmateurLogic.TV Special Presentation: Clyde Haehnle, Remembering WLW 500 KW Super Power and Building VOA Bethany Relay Station. Recorded May 17, 2014 at the National VOA Museum of Broadcasting. Clyde was the last surviving engineer from the WLW 500 KW era. His stories recount some of the major achievements in broadcasting during it’s heyday.

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You will probably also like our special 2013 tour of the VOA Museum.

In this extra long episode Peter adds a display to his Arduino Uno. Emile visits the W5SLA hamfest. George explains how a triode tube amplifier works.



Our friend from the Great White North, Mike Morneau, VE3MIC demonstrates the Universal Digital Repeater Controller operating D-Star on a competing format repeater.



We unwrap a 'Mystery Package' that arrived from a foreign country. George and Tommy sample fine Canadian cuisine and Marmite for the first time. Which wins the title of most awful taste ever, Marmite or Vegemite?





Plus plenty of the usual fun and some great viewer photos.





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Part 2 of Tommy and George's Hamvention 2016 adventure. Recorded before a live audience at the Icom booth on Saturday, May 22nd.





Will Jourdain, AA5WJ from Icom America



Gordon West, WB6NOA Amateur radio author and Ham Nation host



Joe Eisenberg, K0NEB CQ Magazine kit editor



Martin Jue, K5FLU MFJ Enterprises



John Amodeo, NN6JA



Chris Brault, KD8YVJ Youth ham extraordinaire



Mike Morneau, VE3MIC Royal Canadian amateur





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Part 1 of Tommy and George's Hamvention 2016 adventure. Recorded before a live audience at the Icom booth on Friday, May 21st.



Fishing Tales with Darth?



Michael Kalter, W8CI on what's new at Hamvention.



Don Kunst, W3LNE, Boy Scouts K2BSA VP.



Arthur Kunst, W3WM has some great stories about his 76 years in amateur Radio! You don't want to miss this.



Valerie Hotzfeld, NV9L and Bob Heil, K9EID join us and talk about Ham Nation and their passions for the hobby.





It's a bonus episode of AmateurLogic. Look for part two coming soon.





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