Amateur radio, amplified! If you’re passionate about amateur radio and the thrill of making contacts with radio enthusiasts worldwide, welcome to “100 Watts and a Wire”, a podcast featuring the intersection of life and amateur radio. The podcast is called “100 Watts and a Wire” simply because this is the roots of our ham radio journey. Meaning, many operators begin simply with a 100 watt radio and... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 357 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesTechnology |
In this episode of 100 Watts and a Wire, join Christian K0STH for a springtime update as we dive into the latest in both life and amateur radio. From personal anecdotes to family news, we'll keep you in the loop on what's been happening off the airwa... more
On this edition, we take a closer look at renewing your FCC ham radio license. Do you know when your license expires? Let's talk about it. We also have an conversation about the ARRL. Specifically, the work culture within the league. Has the leadersh... more
Welcome to our first show of 2024! In this episode, we dive into your exciting ham radio plans and projects for the new year. Get ready for a rundown of upcoming events and hamfests you won't want to miss. And, of course, we're taking your questions!... more
Listener note - There are some audio issues during the show. Forgive us. We will do better. more
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Quality production. One of the greatest listens on amateur radio out there.
Glad to see the 100w&w is back up and running. One of my favorite evening listens.
Either go all in on podcast or just get out! Recently all I hear is how busy you are and how much money you need but not much radio stuff!
Was not aware this was an 18+ podcast.
I could listen to Christian and his crew all day long. He has a voice made for radio! Funny guy, too. My favorite was when he talked about doing “jazz hands” at his neighbor’s Ring Camera, totally embarrassing his kids. I checked out the YouTube channel but dang, the dude’s gotta face for radio, too! 😆 I will miss this podcast, but Will enjoy listening to the repeats.
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