
Award winning Amateur Radio show featuring guests from around the world. Ham radio, news, new products, discussions, hamfests, and more. This podcast is the audio version of our live Ham Radio video show on Tues nights on W5KUB.COM at 8:00 PM Central
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 377 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Tonight we look at a knight t-150 novice transmitter from 62 years ago. We will check it out. Will it blow up or will it work? Also Brett gives us some FCC updates.
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Tonight we review some hamfests. Tom shows us how we get data back for our pico ballooons using wspr, python, and aprs. much more
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A lively, hands-on show focused on amateur radio culture, gear, field projects, and community events. Episodes often mix practical how-tos (antennas, trackers, field-day setups) with industry updates, vendor spotlights, and plans for local hamfests. The format leans into hands-on demos, live prize giveaways, and chat-room interaction, creating an accessible space for hobbyists and professionals to explore hardware history, current regulations, and DIY projects. A standout aspect is the strong sense of community, with guests ranging from veteran hardware makers to festival organizers and industry reps, plus regular live demonstrations that bridge vintage gear with modern networked applications. This combination makes it appealing to listener... more
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Recent guests on Amateur Radio Roundtable include:
1. Mark Brown
2. Martin F. Jew
3. Martin F. Jue
4. Martin Jue
5. Ray Novak
6. Martin Jew
7. Harold Bullard
8. John Evans
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