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AmateurLogic.TV

tommy@amateurlogic.tv
Amateur Radio
Ham Radio
Field Day
ICOM
Transmission Lines
Hamvention
Amateur Technician Exam
Huntsville Hamfest
Propagation Modes
Smith Chart
Radio Wave Propagation
Antenna
Bob Hile
SWR
Receiving Antennas
Electromagnetic Radiation
Hurricane Katrina
Multipath Propagation
Amateur Radio Technician Exam
Technology

A monthly podcast covering Ham Radio equipment, events and personalities.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes342Founded19 years ago
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Latest Episodes

G1E – Control categories, repeater regulations, third-party rules, ITU regions, automatically controlled digital station. Information on the AmateurLogic 21st Anniversary Icom ID-5200 Giveaway. 53:46

The live stream is running and everything is going a planned. What's the worst that could happen? Power Failure! Thanks to emergency preparedness, the show goes on. Watch our memories of Huntsville Hamfest 2026. Emile fixes stuff and saves a buck. 1:... more

G1D – Volunteer Examiners and Volunteer Examiner Coordinators, temporary identification, element credit, remote operation. 37:41

Our latest experiments with Mesh Networking. Tommy builds a Solar Powered Mesh Node. Emile talks about the rapidly growing Gulf Coast Mesh Network and demonstrates his equipment. George unboxes an Elecrow Solar Powered M6 Thinknode. And Mike opens up... more

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Recent Guests

Dave from Seed Studios
Representative, Seed Studios (KB5UTY)
Seed Studios
Episode: AmateurLogic 221: The Night The Lights Went Out
Marty AD0PO
HAM radio hobbyist; participant in the live Q&A
Episode: Ham College 142 - General Class Exam Questions Part 3
Ray Novak
Representative from Icom who discussed new products at the Tokyo Ham Fair
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Episode: AmateurLogic 209: From Tokyo to Slidell
Charlie Wooten
Broadcast engineer from Panama City
Episode: AmateurLogic 208: Huntsville Hamfest Adventure
Howard Enzer
Enzer Museum representative discussing the history of amateur radio equipment
Enzer Museum
Episode: AmateurLogic 208: Huntsville Hamfest Adventure
Mark Brown
Chairman of the Huntsville Hamfest discussing event details.
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Episode: AmateurLogic 208: Huntsville Hamfest Adventure
Stephen Smith
Broadcast engineer and former Armed Forces Radio Vietnam employee
W-A-H-L-M-F
Episode: AmateurLogic 205: Dayton, Pi-Apps & Cheap Strobes
Neil Rapp
Youth program facilitator and Amateur of the Year
Episode: AmateurLogic 205: Dayton, Pi-Apps & Cheap Strobes
Stephen Molo
Representative from GigaParts discussing new product lines
GigaParts
Episode: AmateurLogic 196: Huntsville Hamfest 2024

Hosts

Professor Thomas
Host of Ham College and Ham radio educator; frequently introduces licensing topics and exam prep.
Dean Martin
Co-host with a practical, steady demeanor; active in exam and gear discussions and social banter.
George
Host and flow coordinator; provides project and gear insights and hosts on-air discussions.
Mike
Co-host focused on hardware reviews, experiments, and hardware setups.
Tommy
Co-host with technical insights and field-test perspectives.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 57 ratings
  • Genuine amateur Logic

    George & Tommy are founder of great hobby TV show of radio amateur phenomen. Fun, entertainment and great structural info as well in sama packet. Thruly recommend. 73

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OH7Teme
    Finland6 years ago
  • Keep up the great work!

    I just discovered this show and am working through some of the past episodes. I find it interesting to watch and always learn something. 73 de MOITC

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    M0ITC
    United Kingdom11 years ago
  • Must-see Amateur Radio TV

    Very informative and entertaining program featuring great electronic projects and Ham Radio related subjects. Did I mention these guys are funny?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    deletingthisone
    United States12 years ago
  • fun and educational

    I enjoy how the guys show us all kinds of projects for Amateur Radio.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Prybar754
    United States14 years ago
  • If you don

    Amateurlogic.TV is an excellent production with a great team of presenters. Informative, humorous in places and up with current trends. 1 hour of real enjoyable viewing. I have not missed an episode and look forward to each new presentation.

    It is something I certainly mention to others that is worth watching.

    Well done Amateurlogic.TV team.

    Phil VK6ADF

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fred Rickkkkk
    Australia14 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners highlight the community feel, event coverage, and approachable explanations for exam content.
Listeners praise the show for being informative and entertaining with strong hands-on demos and clear enthusiastic hosts.
Fans appreciate the collaborative banter and practical gear discussions, noting it as a reliable resource for ham radio topics.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ham College 143 - General Exam Questions Part 4
Q: Volunteer examiners are accredited by what organization?
The VE program is administered through volunteer examiner coordinators (VECs), with the FCC as the licensing authority and the Universal Licensing System handling records.
Ham College 142 - General Class Exam Questions Part 3
Q: What must be done before using a new digital protocol on the air? A. Type certify equipment to FCC standards. B. Obtain an experimental license from the FCC. C. Publicly document the technical characteristics of the protocol. D. Submit a rule-making proposal to the FCC.
The correct answer is C, Publicly document the technical characteristics of the protocol.
Ham College 142 - General Class Exam Questions Part 3
Q: What measurement is specified by FCC rules that regulate maximum power? A. RMS output power from the transmitter. B. RMS input to the antenna. C. PEP input to the antenna. D. PEP output from the transmitter.
The correct answer is D, PEP output from the transmitter.
Ham College 142 - General Class Exam Questions Part 3
Q: What is the limit of transmitter power on the 28 MHz band for a general class control operator? A. 100 watts PEP output. B. 1000 watts PEP output. C. 1500 watts PEP output. D. 2000 watts PEP output.
The correct answer is C, 1500 watts PEP output.
Ham College 142 - General Class Exam Questions Part 3
Q: What is the maximum transmitter power an amateur station may use on 10.140 MHz? A, 200 watts PEP output. B, 1000 watts PEP output. C, 1500 watts PEP output. D, 2000 watts PEP output.
The correct answer is A, 200 watts PEP output.

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A tech-forward, hobbyist-focused show that centers on amateur radio gear, events, and personalities. Episodes balance practical how-tos, licensing and regulatory topics, field testing, and hands-on project demos with light banter and community updates. A recurring strength is the combination of educational content (exam prep, radios, antennas) with entertaining host dynamics and in-depth discussions about gear, events, and real-world operating scenarios. Noteworthy traits include regular sponsor integrations, a strong community vibe, and frequent hands-on demonstrations that appeal to aspiring hams, seasoned operators, and gear enthusiasts alike.

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2. Marty AD0PO
3. Ray Novak
4. Charlie Wooten
5. Howard Enzer
6. Mark Brown
7. Stephen Smith
8. Neil Rapp

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