This is your bi-weekly deep dive on making, DIY, electronics, and technical topics of interest to the radio amateur. Join your host George KJ6VU and the HRWB team as they discuss current developments in ham radio while introducing listeners to a plethora of topics and skills such as test equipment, 3D Printing, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and more. Ham radio is a hobby of hobbies - George and team intr... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In this episode, we meet Simon Wilton, G7HCD / VA3SII, a prolific designer, tinkerer and ham radio operator. Simon describes some of his projects including 3D brackets for radio control heads and his design tools of choice.
Simon is also the orig... more
In this episode our good friend Pat Hensley, W5WTH, joins us to talk about his latest super creative electronics projects and his design process. Pat comes up with some of the coolest ham radio projects as he explores the world of electronics and mi... more
In this episode we talk with Eric Guth, 4Z1UG, the host of the popular QSO Today Podcast. Eric has produced over 500 interviews with interesting and influential amateur radio operators creating an amazing repository of ham radio history. Eric's bod... more
In this episode, our very own Vince, VE6LK, walks us through the process of figuring out how to build your go kit. Whether your are building a kit for mission critical emergency communications or casual field operating, Vince has practical advice ab... more
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Respect your audience and make a PLAN for the show and then EDIT your rambling. Just because you like talking to each other doesn’t mean that’s useful content. Exercise some restraint. It’s not a feature there are many “rat holes,” it’s a bug. Will listen again when the run times get < 1 hour.
This is the best HAM radio podcast out there Special shout-out to Thomas, who lives near my hometown of Asheville 73 AF4AY !!!!
Great informative podcast that discusses a whole lot of interesting things. Then you ruin it with people whining about Twitter/Musk, and other political stuff. Final straw was the condescending complaints about the word 'master' not being politically correct. Unsubscribed.
Who knew I could learn so much while cutting the grass! My favorite podcast! This show keeps me motivated in the ham radio world. Please don’t stop!!!
Excellent podcast we know it makes us buy things that we didn't know we needed but it makes me scrounge for bits and pieces I didn't know my shack needed!
Listener since HAM Radio 360 (8 years ago) and it has only become better and better, YAY!
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Content focuses on the diverse landscape of amateur radio, emphasizing hands-on projects, technology, and skills development relevant to enthusiasts. Topics range from DIY electronics, remote operation, and software-defined radios, to practical discussions on test equipment and techniques for effective communication. The engaging format often features expert guests who share insights, making complex subjects accessible to both seasoned operators and newcomers to the hobby. Listeners are likely to find a rich community spirit, humorous banter, and valuable tips to enhance their ham radio experiences.
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