AmateurLogic.TV 43: Antennas, Raspberry Pi Tower Case, Rig Review

Jim is back at it with the torch constructing an 80 Meter Loop.
George creates a Homemade Raspberry Pi Tower Case.
Tommy reviews the Icom IC-2820 full featured D-Star mobile rig and much more...

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  Science & Technology

[George Thomas]

D-Star is actually open source. The Ambe codec that it uses is not.

[raypsi1]

I know D Star isn't open source but it is free IMO

gr8 vblog I liked the cheap 12vdc bus for the shack

[VO1XH]

Liked your video,very informative and interesting,would be nice to see the completed 80m delta loop Jim constructed in the next episode.Thanks for all your work in promoting amateur radio.73,Don VO1XH 

[K2WH]

As a ham who has put up many wire antennas using pulleys and other methods, you have a problem using those black nylon ty-wraps to support the loop. Unless U/V resitant, they will last about 1 year out in the sun and will become brittle and break.

K2WH

[Tommy Martin]

I have been trying to post the link for you but i guess youtube doesn't allow it. If you go to our web site, the link to the group is on the right under the contact section.

[FARM39studio]

Very interesting episode. One thing you left behind. How did you feed the antenna? balun, ladder, coax?

Thank you

W6LDM - Not a PI fan

[ThePauperPrepper]

Hey Guys, another suggestion. Please put the link to the FaceBook page here in the Comments so we can just jump right over there when we are done viewing. And will help the page grow. I know you guys are busy and cant remember everything!! 73

[nouse4anick]

sweet! I got a mention!!!! =D

[N4EMP]

That was really SPECIAL!!! Thanks guys!!

[Katherine Foster]

great show guys.73's from KD8PRO.