Posts Tagged ‘General’

AmateurLogic 111: Some Fella with Blue Teeth


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 111 is now available for download.

Tommy builds a dummy load with a scope sample port. Peter controls an Arduino from his phone with Bluetooth. George experiments with LED current draw. Emile’s got a new tuner.

1:15:01

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AmateurLogic 110: MFJ’s 45th Anniversary


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 110 is now available for download.

It’s MFJ Enterprises 45th Anniversary.
Join us in this bonus episode of ALTV for Interesting interviews, tours and fun.
1:45:42

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HamCollege 34

Ham College episode 34 is now available for download.

General Amateur Radio Exam part 5. Volunteer Examiners, good operator practices. Reactance demonstration.

01:02:55

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AmateurLogic.TV 12th Anniversary Contest Winner

WD8KCT

ALTV is happy to announce the winner of our 12th Anniversary contest. Ed Thomas, WD8KCT from North Canton, Ohio is one lucky guy.
Thanks Icom, MFJ, and Heil Sound for making this possible.

AmateurLogic 109: ALTV’s 12th Anniversary


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 109 is now available for download.

Celebrate ALTV’s 12th Anniversary with us. Emile prepares for a spooky Halloween with Sonic Pi. Unveiling the new RigPi. Mike, VE3MIC updates us on recent projects. Icom/MFJ/Heil Sound/AmateurLogic IC-7300 base station giveaway.

1:40:13

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Ham College 33

Ham College episode 33 is now available for download.

Foreign contacts and third party traffic. Series and parallel Inductors. Inductor demonstration.

01:06:39

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Magnitude X8 X-ray Flare of Sept 9 2017 (2nd Biggest in Cycle 24)

The sun erupted with an X8 solar flare, one of the largest of the current solar cycle (Sept. 10, 2017). Its source was the same sunspot region that produced an X9 flare last week. We show this in two wavelengths of extreme ultraviolet light at the same time, and each reveals different features. Both are colorized to identify in which wavelength they were observed. The coils of loops after the flare are the magnetic field lines reorganizing themselves after the eruption. The video clip covers about six hours.


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