
A monthly podcast covering Ham Radio equipment, events and personalities.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 340 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

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
G1C – Transmitter power regulations; data emission standards; 60-meter operation requirements. Demonstration of PEP vs Average Power. Effective Radiated Power. 49:22
Field Day 2026 at Pearl River County Amateur Radio Club and W5AXC. Antennas, radios, and hams make for a fun weekend. Mike’s SenseCAP K1100 and the Helium network. 1:01:19
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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
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
Very informative and entertaining program featuring great electronic projects and Ham Radio related subjects. Did I mention these guys are funny?
I enjoy how the guys show us all kinds of projects for Amateur Radio.
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
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AmateurLogic.TV covers Ham Radio equipment, events, and personalities with a hands-on, entertaining approach. Episodes frequently blend technical how-tos, exam prep, gear reviews, and event coverage (Hamvention, Hamfests, and field day), punctuated by banter among multiple regular hosts. A consistent through-line is practical troubleshooting, DIY projects, and staying current with radio tech brands (notably Icom) and open hardware/software tools. The show stands out for its community-driven vibe, frequent sponsor integrations, and approachable, classroom-like format that teaches concepts through quizzes and demonstrations while keeping the tone light and conversational. Potential listeners include hobbyists seeking practical projects, exam ... more
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5. Ham Radio 2.0
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Recent guests on AmateurLogic.TV include:
1. Marty AD0PO
2. Ray Novak
3. Charlie Wooten
4. Howard Enzer
5. Mark Brown
6. Stephen Smith
7. Neil Rapp
8. Stephen Molo
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