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Friday, October 23, 2026

• 21 Years of AmateurLogic.TV
  AmateurLogic.TV Episode 221 is now available for download. In this episode we celebrate 21 years of AmateurLogic.TV. Bill Brown’s Huntsville Balloon Forum and launch. Emile talks about his GMRS station. Tommy explores mesh devices with very low power usage. Mike reveals Moon and Mars exploration milestones. Will RADE replace SSB? The Icom ID-5200 grand prize … Continue reading 21 Years of AmateurLogic.TV

• 21 Years of AmateurLogic.TV
  AmateurLogic.TV Episode 221 is now available for download. In this episode we celebrate 21 years of AmateurLogic.TV. Bill Brown’s Huntsville Balloon Forum and launch. Emile talks about his GMRS station. Tommy explores mesh devices with very low power usage. Mike reveals Moon and Mars exploration milestones. Will RADE replace SSB? The Icom ID-5200 grand prize … Continue reading 21 Years of AmateurLogic.TV

• LHS Episode #635: Rust Everywhere
  Hello and welcome back everyone! You're joining us for episode 635 of Linux in the Ham Shack, the most terrific amateur radio podcast on the internet! This week we're sharing news about what has been going on in our lives, as well as covering topics in Amateur radio, Open Source/Linux and even some Github Dumpster Diving!

• A new keyboard
   Because I do a lot of contesting, my keyboard gets a serious workout every year. Recently, some keys started becoming unreliable. I’d press a key and nothing would happen until I tried again—sometimes several times. I considered taking the keyboa...

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