
HamRadioNow is a general discussion show about the world of Amateur Radio. We’re US based, so US centric, but we cast an eye around the world now and then.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Dick Norton N6AA remains kind of a renegade ARRL Director, part of a minority of Directors who oppose the League policy of muzzeling Directors who disagree with Board decisions. His presentations at ARRL Forums are always more interesting than the av... more
We recorded this episode 14 years to the day after HamRadioiNow Episode ONE was released to an unsuspecting public. A hat-tip to that, and we move on. Our first stop, Gary complains about his newest radio acquisition, a TYT MD UC 390, a waterproof du... more
Ya know that 'MARS MOD' you use to jeep your radio so you can talk on GMRS? Well, it's really a thing. MARS, the Military Auxiliary Radio System, turned 100 last year. It's changed some over that time, but it's still all ham radio operators providing... more
Way back in 2015, the World Radio Conference allocated a worldwide ham radio band at 60 Meters. Here in the US we are finally getting that band. A whopping 15 kHz wide, with Phone, RTTY, data and CW permitted, and a whole 9.15 Watts ERP power limit.O... more
When you walk in the main gate at the Hamvention, the first exhibit you encounter is an outdoor collection of vehicles outfitted to the gills with ham radio. The banner says 'EmComm Vehicle Display', and some of the vehicles are truely that, sponsore... more
Last July, East Coast Host Gary K4AAQ/WRPG652 posted a QLog Entry about a GMRS ‘Travel Channel’. after repeatedly answering the question “Is there one” on GMRS Facebook and Reddit forums. He linked to that essay when encountering the question several... more
HRN Hosts David W0DHG and Gary K4AAQ had just finished recording an episode of the show about how Everybody Wants a Handneld (and why they shouldn’t), and they tried hard to keep it on topic and fairly concise (and almost succeeded). But the pent-up ... more
In both Ham Radio and GMRS, there's no doubt, almost everyone starts out with a handheld radio. After making basically the same points about that - over and over - while answering questions in multiple Facebook and Reddit forums, HamRadioNow East Coa... more
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Conversations center around amateur radio, with a keen focus on recent developments, technology exploration, and community engagement within the ham radio world. Episodes cover a broad spectrum of topics including emergency communication, amateur radio tech updates, various radio services, and annual events like Hamvention. The hosts blend humor and personal anecdotes, making nuanced technological discussions engaging for both new and veteran enthusiasts. Unique insights shared by guests from diverse backgrounds further enrich the dialogue, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the amateur radio community.
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Recent guests on HamRadioNow include:
1. Sharon Freeburn
2. Don Mumford
3. Dick Seeley
4. Media Guy
5. Clayton K9QCA
6. Josh K-I-6-N-A-Z
7. Jim Aspinwall
8. Jim Mazzara
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