Ham Radio Now podcasts are the audio from our television programs (on YouTube.com/HamRadioNow). The shows are all about the hobby/service of Amateur Radio, but there are several types of shows all mixed up among the episodes. Some are talk shows, some are seminars and forums, and there's a mini-documentary now and then. The talk shows make the best audio listening, but you'll get something from almost all of them. We'll rate the "radio" quality in the show descriptions.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 10 days 11 minutes
HRN 262: Digital Modes of the Future from Dayton on HamRadioNow
Bruce Perens K6BP and Chris Testa KD2BMH talk about what happened with the Katena project (that they're kind of giving up on), and what's happening next (so they're not really giving up). The graphics on the slides are helpful, but you'll get a lot of...
HRN 261: Stranger Hams on Ham Radio Now
Netflix just released a new, limited series titled Stranger Things that has a little Ham Radio in it, and a little more CB. It's an 8-part science-fiction show featuring three middle-school geeky boys, a super-powered girl, the usual collection...
HRN 259: PokéHAM GOta (or Parity, Amended)
PokéHAM GOta? A Ham Radio version of the little game that's sweeping the country? Sorry, no. That's just click bait to get you to check out this show about something far more important to Ham Radio, but maybe a little dry. We don't want to give it...
HRN 257: D-STAR Forum at the 2016 Hamvention®
This is the D-STAR Forum from the 2016 Dayton Hamvention, and a pretty long coda at the end from Gary. There are some slides, but I think this is a fairly good radio show, especially since it's pretty long.
HRN 256: SDR Forum from the 2016 Hamvention®
Scotty Cowling WA2DFI from HPSDR and TAPR; Jared Boone AF7SO from ShareBrained Technology and Great Scott Gadgets (HackRF); and Steve Hicks N5AC from FlexRadio Systems team up to make this engaging presentation from their points on the SDR 'spectrum.'...
HRN 255: APRS Forum at the 2016 Hamvention
Bob Bruninga WB4APR invented APRS. He's had plenty of help, but it's still his show. While most of us use it to show where we are on a map, there are so many more aspects to it that Bob can't fit them all into a single forum. So this is kind of a...
HRN 254: TAPR Forum at the 2016 Dayton Hamvention®
As usual with a forum, there are a lot of Powerpoint or PDF slides that the presenters are talking to. There are six speakers in a two-hour forum, so here's a rundown with times to get you to each one. The moderator is Scotty Cowling WA2DHF: 1:10...
HRN 182: Dave Bell W6AQ
Dave Bell W6AQ became a Silent Key last week, so we thought we'd bring back our interview with him from December, 2014. Dave's talking about his new book, The World's Best Hobby. Dave was a member (founding member?) of what Gary call's ham...
HRN 2: CQ Editor Rich Moseson W2VU (Orlando 2012)
We've pulled this one from the vault. A conversation with CQ Editor Rich Moseson W2VU at the Orlando HamCation in 2012. This is Gary's first extended interview for HamRadioNow. Key word: extended. It set the tone for most future HamRadioNow...