100 Degree Field Day - Spend the day with Jackson Amateur Radio Club and see how they approached Field Day 2009 in the heat of Summer. Meanwhile its Winter for Peter in Australia with a very interesting demonstration of early Mechanical Television. Plus viewer email and lots of fun.

Back from a long summer vacation, George and Tommy visit the Capitol City Hamfest and run into an old friend. Peter shows us how to create a warm spot. Plus plenty of Amateur Radio news and Viewer email.

New gear, old junk, and interesting characters… Tommy and Jim visit the worlds largest amateur radio gathering and bring us back some great footage from the 2007 Dayton Hamvention. Meet Tom, WA5KUB and learn more about his live helmet cam. In this episode we also introduce Peter from...

It’s been a great summer and now we’re back to kick off season 2. In this episode Tommy brings us another great photo tip. This one’s about using your camera’s RAW mode. Jim shows us part one of his recent capacitor building adventure. And George demonstrates the weird ways that some...

Signals Museum Tour Part 2

If you’ve ever wondered what a Hamfest is, then this episode is for you. We visit Jackson Amateur Radio Club’s ‘2006 Capital City Hamfest’. We’ve got an ARRL net being called, highlights from the Skywarn Forum, ARRL Katrina Review, an amateur radio Satellite Demonstration and lots...

Jim discusses two Network Tools that everyone already has. George digs into the junk box and comes up with a 9-volt battery clip tip. Tommy talks about using the Burn and Dodge tools to get better detail out of your photos. This month’s spotlight is on the Basic Stamp Microcontroller....

It’s the Field Day Special! Join us as we visit with the Jackson Amateur Radio Club and learn all about Field Day. Plus we’ve got two unique AmateurLogic spins on Field Day… Jim’s poolside station set up is educational and entertaining. George’s station uses a unique power...

Just in time, Tommy brings us some Cold Weather Photo Tip. Jim shows us a unique method for salvaging electronic components from PC boards. And George demonstrates the electric Dixie Cups and String, a quick and dirty intercom you can build from household items. Plus we cover some viewer mail...

The Active Cantenna is Back! But this time we’ve added a Direct TV Satellite Dish to see what wifi improvements, if any, it makes. Tommy brings us some cool night time photography tricks (or treats). Jim finishes the Pudding Cup Capacitor in this episode. And George found a neat Free PDF...