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Our 2016 Year End Closeout. Part 1 of 3 from out New Year’s Eve live stream event. 42:50

Antennas and more questions from the Technician pool. 1:01:01

Our 2016 Holiday Spectacular. Peter has tips for taking tests. Emile makes a HF J-Pole antenna. Tommy revives a laptop with ShackBox. George has suggestions on Gifts for Ham Buddies. We sample New Orleans CheeWees. Our Canadian correspondent Mike, VE3MIC is back with some Kristmas Karaoke. Plus we give away prizes and more. It’s an extra long 2:06:30 of seasonal fun.

Decibels, Metric Conversions and more questions from the Technician pool. 53:20

Tommy shows us the Android SDR, Peter makes an Auto-Pi, Emile continues his COMM TCPIP Remote, George talks about RG-142 and correct Connector Installation. 1:24:04

In this episode we cover more circuits and schematic symbols.. 48:28

It’s our 11th Anniversary and we give away the Icom IC-7300 with accessories from MFJ to one lucky ham. Peters got tips before you buy an Antique Radio. Emile continues his cheap network experiments. Tommy joins the DStar QSO Party. George builds the Arduino Pushbutton Radio. 1:25:35

In this episode we conclude discussing Noise and Interference, and begin covering Schematics. 56:24

It’s out of this world. In this episode D-Star hotspots just got easier to use. Tommy shows us the DVMega Blue Stack. George Interviews Bill Brown, WB8ELK in Huntsville and learns about his Pico Balloon experiments. Emile brings to light a possible Commspiracy. Details of our 11th Anniversary Icom IC-7300 giveaway and more. 1:23:49

Noise and Interference part 1. 1:12:15

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. 1:55:40

More about Multi-mode transceivers and a few demonstrations. 1:03:27

ALTV’s 2016 Field Day excursion. The crew takes to the woods for this annual event. The fun ensues. 1:26:21

All about Multi-mode transceivers and the benefits of certain modes. More related questions from the amateur radio technician exam pool. 1:07:51

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 1:34:32

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. 1:08:10

Part two of our look at the Digital Modes. VOIP. Ohm’s Law questions. 1:01:54

Tommy’s Antenna Hanging. Emile’s Wet Noodle. Peter has a free antenna reference. George builds the Hula Loop. Plus viewer email and more. 1:02:10

Part one of our look at the Digital Modes. 1:05:29

Tommy brings up a 3D Printer Primer, Emile introduces Repo Claus, Peter talks about Raspberry Pi SD card corruption, and George shows another easy way to use copper clad PC boards with solder islands. 1:20:13George shows us how to make a ‘Lineman’s Splice’. Emile introduces us to his Ubiquiti Wireless Point-to-Point bridge. Tommy benchmarks the various models of the Raspberry Pi with some interesting results. And Peter presents the Raspberry Pi 4??? 1:04:13