
A podcast and community sharing amateur radio since 2015. 100 Watts and a Wire brings together new, returning, and experienced hams for open conversation about operating, current topics, amateur radio news, and listener questions. Hosted by Christian (K0STH) with Steve (W7UDI) and Scotty (KC3BXN), the show emphasizes practical experience, mentorship, and participation. With over 400 episodes, live... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 357 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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In this episode of 100 Watts and a Wire, we dig into antennas, propagation, and life both on and off the air during our Sunday evening conversation.
We talk end-fed antennas—why they were often dismissed a decade ago, what’s changed, and why many op... more
This week, we’re talking about audio in the ham shack — how to get the best sound from your station, and why it matters. Whether you’re new, newer, or returning to the hobby, this is your chance to ask questions and learn from operators who’ve been t... more
From Steve W7UDI’s unexpected medical emergency to a chat about EndFed antennas, we catch up at the intersection of life and amateur radio. This laid-back hang is the perfect companion for your neighborhood walk or morning commute. All this and more ... more
We’re breaking down the biggest ham radio stories of the year — from technology and trends to the state of ham radio businesses. Plus, we take your questions!
Joining us is Paul Braun, WD9GCO, anchorman for Amateur Radio Newsline, who brings expert ... more
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I’m 15 minutes into an episode and it’s just dudes laughing and talking about anything but ham radio. I don’t even know why they are laughing so much. They aren’t saying anything funny. Annoying.
Funny, informative and all around a great ham radio podcast. Great listen!
Just found your show through Josh at HRCC, great show
The most soothing ham radio podcast on the market. Great pod!
Quality production. One of the greatest listens on amateur radio out there.
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Apple Podcasts | #231 |
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This podcast offers engaging discussions centered around ham radio, catering to both enthusiasts and newcomers alike. With a focus on recent developments in the amateur radio community, episodes feature a mix of personal anecdotes, technical insights, and conversations about notable events and projects. The host fosters a welcoming environment where listeners can connect, ask questions, and share their experiences, creating a vibrant community atmosphere. The unique combination of humor and heartfelt reflections adds a personal touch that resonates well with audiences invested in the hobby.
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100 Watts and a Wire launched 11 years ago and published 357 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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