Field Day banter gives way to a practical ID-52 terminal-mode demo.
Amateur Logic 170, dated June 15, 2022, starts with hot-weather Field Day chatter before moving into a practical terminal-mode demo on the ID-52.

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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
AmateurLogic.TV connects Technician exam reasoning with practical demonstrations of radio settings, components and troubleshooting.
AmateurLogic.TV teaches amateur radio in two distinct registers. General episodes pair conversational studio discussion with practical demonstrations, while the Ham College editions put Professor Thomas and Dean Martin through Technician exam questions and the reasoning behind…
Hamfest loot shares the bench with technician questions, so your inner tinkerer never has to choose.
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Field Day banter gives way to a practical ID-52 terminal-mode demo.
Amateur Logic 170, dated June 15, 2022, starts with hot-weather Field Day chatter before moving into a practical terminal-mode demo on the ID-52.
Hamfest loot, ARRL membership, and a blunt reminder to insure gear before lightning hits.
Amateur Logic 214 keeps its focus on hamfest loot, club talk, and easy table banter, with a Friday-the-13th mood that gives the episode a loose, relaxed pace.


Blunt LSAT advice, fewer expensive mistakes.

ASWB strategy, one scenario at a time.

Admissions consultants on school fit, essays and staying the course.

MCAT content, taught step by step, trap by trap.

Close reading for GCSE English, one quotation at a time.
Hosts Professor Thomas and Dean Martin review questions from the Amateur Radio Technician Exam in a quiz-style format.
The hosts recap their experiences at Dayton Hamvention 2022, focusing on Emil's first trip and his 'economical' finds.
The hosts discuss their experiences at the annual Huntsville Hamfest and share amateur radio news.
An educational episode of Ham College covering modulation and demodulation topics for amateur radio enthusiasts.
This episode of Ham College is a study session for the amateur radio technician exam, reviewing circuit diagrams and schematics.
The episode opens with introductions and a tribute to a silent key, setting a community-focused tone for amateur radio and tech discussions.
This episode of Ham College reviews amateur radio operating controls and begins discussing current and voltage for the Technician exam.