Ham Clock Displays - What They Tell You

[@donw.mumford3993]

GREAT information, thank you for presenting Ham Clock in an easy to understand format.

[@kennethausten]

I installed it. Configured. It. What a Lot of info. Not sure if it's useful to me really as never had to rely on anything like this in the past. So it's another impressive display in the shack hi. To be able to control a rotator certainly would be the main advantage. I only use wire antennas. I will try to use it more. I have removed it now as it was over bearing with my eyes. Certainly a powerful system. May install as an app so I can use as and when. Certainly do not want it as a bit of art in the shack. I have it running with the raspberry pi . Thanks for the info and your deep analysis of it. I am not a DX chaser, never have been in 50 years in the hobby. Mainly CW but age slowing me down now. Cannot compete with these rapid fire contests. Never use to be like that. My days are numbered . Use to do NFD CW YEARS AGO. It's like a formulae l one race track now in comparison. Thanks again de gw4gja

[@cytan-f4q]

thank you very informative

[@Industrialsoundfanatic]

Superb, straight to the point video showing the functions of Ham Clock. This little video goes through all the options with lots of explanations relating to HF radio and what the settings actually mean. Highly recommended!

[@GadgetTalk4U]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@ronjones4069]

After many months of having this progrlam and it definitely looks cool in my shack, but finally now, after many frustraiting hours of trying to make it actually be a benefit to me, you have turned my neat display into a tool that I can use. THANK YOU!!!!

[@GadgetTalk4U]

Glad to be of help. Cool and useful. Gotta like it. Cheers.

[@tojo823]

I would like to thank you Sir for the explanation. I've had the Inovato ham clock for a few months now, but honestly wasn't really sure how to interpret it, but now I have a good understanding and set it up to show the things I am most interested in. Thank you.

[@GadgetTalk4U]

Great to hear!

[@bdinnocenzo]

Thanks for the very good explanation of HamClock.

[@GadgetTalk4U]

You're welcome! Cheers.

[@dktr2]

I have already made several HamClocks on old tablets with Intel Atom processors, some of which can be bought for as little as $10. Normally, instead of Windows 8.1, I install Debian X11, and HamClock runs great. This is much cheaper than an RPi or ESP32 and some LCD screens.

[@killj802]

Excellent presentation Sir, Exactly what I wanted. Thank you.

[@GadgetTalk4U]

Glad it was helpful! 73

[@georgehaynes8258]

Really good video; thanks

[@nhojcam]

Fantastic information and presentation! Thank you! Sub'd.

[@GadgetTalk4U]

Awesome, thank you!

[@hunt555fish]

Thank you for taking your time to explain the many features of ham clock.NB3W

[@GadgetTalk4U]

You are welcome!

[@h2osmokey]

Have you set up for ADI File viewing? I can't figure out the file/document format needed.

[@m7trsradio]

Thank you very much for the info. 73

[@seandrake7534]

I just passed my test on Monday for technician. And good lord I'm more confused and what all this does then I was before I watched it lol 😂

[@jimmack4986]

need to be able to select more then one Sat to track ... :(

[@W5NWA]

Very much like my Geochron

[@kevinison3740]

Is there a windows version?

[@GadgetTalk4U]

There are some videos on KZbin about getting this working on Windows. I haven't tried it.

[@blkstk71]

Whats the difference between nagoya ut72g and ut 72. I'm getting one just for grms and noaa channels. For sxs riding in woods

[@GadgetTalk4U]

The UT 72 is tuned as a dual band ham antenna. The Ut72G is tuned for GMRS. Note the frequency ranges on their respective sales pages. Cheers.

[@Darrell-su2hr]

I would buy a ham clock if i could find one to buy.

[@georgeroth1261]

Grate Program Thank You Z S 1 K G B South Africa

[@MIAMIC70]

Why isn’t this an APP or standalone program to be run on Windows, macOS, iOS or Android?