// HAM Video

Video by Laboenligne.ca

This is the true story about two amateur radio operators who have been friends for over 35 years.

One of them, the DXer, his wife became seriously ill. They had to sell the house, the cottage, all the ham radio gears, and bought an apartment (condo) for it’s wheel chair accessibility, but the new QTH (location) has a ban on antenna installations. So, he was of the air for 8 years.

In 2013, he and his best friend, the Technician, discovered a new technology (Remoterig) allowing the use of remote antennas infrastructure over the internet. The Technician offered his best friend to share his antennas. Discover how technology and friendship have successfully brought back the DXer on the air!

“The DXer and the Technician” – 22 minutes (UHD 4K resolution)

Source: www.southgatearc.org

This is the third videos about my BITX-40 kit, a QRP, SSB, 10-watt, kit from hfsigs.com. The basic kit is only $59, and comes with assembled circuit boards. This video covers connecting all the other components. Many thanks to K7AGE for introducing me to this! Subscribe: https://goo.gl/pzVIvV. Ask Dave Playlist: https://goo.gl/inaQeB. Tip Jar: http://ke0og.net/tip-jar

To learn more about me, visit: http://www.dcasler.com/about/
Tip jar (on my website): http://www.dcasler.com/tip-jar/ (describes both how to use the YouTube method and provides a method to use your credit card via PayPal)
To pose an Ask Dave question: http://www.dcasler.com/ask-dave/ or http://www.ke0og.net/ask-dave/
To order the old Technician videos on DVD: http://dcasler.com/how-to-buy-technic…

The music is “Sour Tennessee Red (Sting),” courtesy of YouTube Music Library, by John Deley and the 41 Players.

Technician training videos, see http://www.ke0og.net/training/
General training videos, see http://www.ke0og.net/general/
Amateur Extra training videos, see http://www.ke0og.net/extra/
List of the Ask Dave videos, see http://dcasler.com/ask-dave/#askdavelist

My primary website: http://www.dcasler.com
The ham radio part of my website (direct link): http://www.ke0og.net
My publishing website: http://www.mtsneffelspress.com, where you can find my fantasy and science fiction books, as well as some local history books I publish for the Ridgway Railroad Museum and the Ouray County Historical Society
My Amazon author page, which lists my print and Kindle books: http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00471I0Q4.
And I’m now reading (producing) audiobooks! See my first effort here: https://goo.gl/0GTHsW

I’m often asked what equipment I use to create the videos. The devices include the Panasonic DMC-G7 camera, Panasonic HDC-TM90 video camera, Tascam DR-05 audio recorder, Audio-Technica ATR-3350 lapel microphone, Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W560 digital camera, the Kodak Zi-8 video camera, my iPhone 5S, and Pentax K100D DSLR. Software used: CyberLink PowerDirector 13 on a Toshiba S55-A5294, also using Smoothdraw 4.0.5.0, FastStone Image Viewer 5.3, FastStone Capture 8.0, Audacity 2.1.1, LibreOffice 5.0.4.2, and Ink2Go 1.7.2. You can see how my studio is set up by viewing https://youtu.be/wFSQ8vtNA5A.

David Casler

Video by KD0WHB

The adventure up to the top of a mountain peak during a winter storm to disconnect a beacon which was stuck on transmit. Down near my School at New Mexico Tech.

Wish I could have gotten more footage at the top, but the wind was hitting just way too hard.

Skyler Fennell

Video by hamlife.jp

Video by VA3SF

VE3VRW provides a downlink gateway which he links into our Repeater Network. The Gateway can be heard in the Toronto area via the SSPBD Amateur Radio Network or on the internet via Echolink ( VA3SF-R )

The gateway is currently tracking AO51 , AO27, SO50 , HO68, SO67 and ISS automatically using Don’s AZ/EL rotators and Don’s own designed Mac Tracking Software.
You can now listen to the gateway online 24/7. Go to www.dogparksoftware.com and click on the “Satellite Gateway” link.

Video by Maker Faire

“MAKE” talk to two of the creators of the satNOGS project about how to build your own satellite ground station, and the community and network of stations that they are putting together.

Video by K0PIR

Great video! All about Ham Radio.

Whether you enjoy writing software, getting hands-on with practical equipment, developing new technology or simply want to use what’s already there to communicate with others across the world, you’ll find all of this – and more – within amateur radio. It is also great fun. Why don’t you try it?

73 de Rich, K0PIR

Video by Peter Duminy DLC Loudspeaker R&D