Prof Jayaraman - Ham Radio Man

[@vk6jn-vu3vwb32]

Prof. Jayaraman was a legend, someone whom every young engineer or ham should know about. I have had the privilege of having a QSO with him in 2015. His knowledge and enthusiasm was unparalleled. Please, I request you to upload the full documentary. I know that there are copyright and other issues, but if you do, it will be a great tribute to Prof. Jayaraman. VU3VWB

[@hoveian]

We have plans to release the documentary for free on KZbin. Watch this space!

[@mgminternational367]

Is it released??

[@abbyck]

​@@hoveianhi any updates?

[@Isochest]

Bending that aluminium plate reminded me of when I started out building a valve receiver using ECC81s and then a single valve transmitter using a 5763 for 80 and 160. Next came a 6CH6 oscillator and/or multiplier and 807 PA for 40-20-15-10 metres. I had a lot of fun CW contacts on those rigs😁

[@samsonperera9872]

I was a very dedicated Swl, in Sri Lanka from 1965 to 1985. Vu2 JN was very regular on 40 meters blasting in loud and clear. I really miss those days.

[@lalchandra4590]

I wish he was my teacher.

[@shardulnanivadekar9056]

Beautifully shot

[@shandybrandy5407]

While searching something bumped into this video! Was really carried away by his enthusiasm in Amateur Radio. He has correctly portrayed the true character of a Ham who gets excited when a long distance communication is established from his QTH and also creating homebrew rig. Several instutes offering Ham courses for a significant fees including many Ham training camps across India, primarily focus Ham Radio as a disaster management and job-oriented course while the 'Hobby' part takes a back burner, which is totally misleading. In the video Prof Jayaraman makes a clear point that Ham Radio or Amateur Radio is primarily a hobby that engages people in complete positivity. Listening and seeing him in the video made me feel sad as I will never be able to meet him in this mortal world. May his soul rest in eternal bliss. R.I.P. 73

[@shekharih7263]

Professor was very nice cw operator, I had worked so many times with him...

[@johnsonstechworld]

Nice to see this video on VU2JN, whom I used to work daily on 40 m during 1980s. Could visit him at both home and college in those days. Used to listen to him prior to that as SWL as well! 73 de Jon, VU2JO

[@binoykv]

nice i remeber his valve transmitter -807

[@Santaji55]

As a beginner electronics and radio enthusiast, I am very much inspired by this clip of Prof Jayaraman. Would love to watch this documentary. Please consider making it available for streaming, maybe through Netflix or Amazon Prime

[@sandeshsomwarpet]

Awesome! One must appreciate the enthusiasm, eagerness, keenness of Prof. Jayaram. The cameraman has done a good job in gelling the visuals in line with the narration and achieved a seamless flow! Ham Radio is a great fall back / back up alternative communication channel. I hope more youngsters will pick up this hobby.

[@rajeevshagun7409]

Exactly, every time we hear call signs , repeat them back , tell them how strong signal was , wheather 5 and 7 or 5 and 9 ...

[@gilzonme]

Well said about the thrill 🔥

[@smallick653]

Exactly. He told the fact.

[@VU3ZNL]

2:45 the word I needed to here and rip to him de VU3ZNL

[@nitughare]

Great

[@vivek-1318]

Awesome

[@dxradiohobby8234]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷

[@abbyck]

Hey Ian, any updates if we can watch this documentary in full?

[@arjunprabhu6742]

Is the full documentary available ?

[@sunilsaranjame1523]

I'm looking out for an old AR88 receiver. If anybody has it and wants to dispose it off then please do let me know. Thanks! 73's de VU2AAB.

[@sudhanshu.13]

Where can we see the full documentry

[@tarunnagdive2176]

Hi

[@reeteshthakur719]

मैं हिंदी प्रधान प्रदेश से हूँ मध्यप्रदेश या छत्तीसगढ़ में haam रेडियो और मोर्स कोड की ट्रेनिंग और उसके बाद exam देकर लाइसेंस लेना चाहता हूँ। कोई इस्टीट्यूट है क्या।

[@manojkumarsinghkushwah3848]

Search and contact to vu2jau on fb

[@chetnapatel9700]

What about finding out hidden microchips in human body by using ham radio?

[@shankarnair658]

I came across this video today which took me to 1965 when I used to listen to VU2JN VU2SV VU2TP? (TPGuhan) 4S7DN? (Denver Vijay suria) I never could manage a licence due to personal problems but remember the letter I received from VU2SV and 4S7 ham Unlikely to get a licence now but still hope to