Channels that I watch, you might like them too.
Save It For Parts: Gabe's channel is about repurposing stuff he has found in skips and has bought at surplus auctions. Lots of satellite content plus other more esoteric content. My favourite YouTube Channel. Gabe's cats Donny and Fluff have their own channel.
Ham Tech M0FXB: Andreas has a huge collection of Ham Radio equipment. Lots of useful content, how to videos. Plus Andreas takes his dog Mazzy for walks and talks to camera. Good stuff.
DX Commander M0XXT: Calum is mostly trying to sell you an antenna. But also mixed in are live streams of his station, and informative videos. Callum's second channel features his alter ego Barker Crunchington, taking the piss out Amateur Radio.
Ringway Manchester: Lewis talks about all sorts of Radio Related stuff. If you have ever wanted to know what all the antennas are for on a big mast, Lewis has got you covered, and more.
Big Clive Dot Com: Not so much Ham Radio, just Clive unboxing stuff he has bought from China, and taking it apart and describing how it works. Interesting videos, and you get to learn a lot about circuitry and product design.
KM6LYW DigiPi project: Craig has created an SD image for Raspberry Pi that turns a Pi into rig controller for all different types of Digital modes. If you ever thought the APRS interface on your radio sucks the Craig has got that sorted.
M9PXZ: One person's journey into Ham Radio. A new UK ham doing stuff. Fun, entertaining.
LB0FI Morton: Ham radio in Norway. Portable, live streams and product reviews.
Mike M0MSN: not a particularly active channel, Mike made stuff on his kitchen table with simple tools, just to prove you can.
MM0OPX: Field radio. Lots of interesting antenna related videos.
Jonathan M0JSX: Jonathan used to work for ML&S. He has infrequent videos about equipment and ham radio news.
ML&S: with Tony and friends talking about what they have for sale. Warning, watching can seriously damage your wealth.
Jim W6LG: Jim is a silent key, but his knowledge lives on in his videos.
There is a video about learning Morse Code, this is one worth watching. It debunks Farnsworth and suggests Wordsworth. I concur, Farnsworth is NOT the way to learn Morse Code.
G4LMN: This blog was supposed to be a YouTube channel. I might one day make some content, then again, I might not.
Best Wishes
Ron
G4LMN