
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 | |||

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
This episode wraps up our TOUR of the 2025 Hamvention®, but not our coverage. Gary still has a hard drive full of interviews to edit, and those will come out over the next few weeks. And maybe a live show with David W0DHG?This episode includes both S... more
The Dayton Hamvention® is open all day Friday and Saturday, and a half-day on Sunday. East Coast Host Gary K4AAQ returned for the first time since 2017, and found it a bit more crowded. He expected to see other YouTuber media everywhere, but not so m... more
East Coast Host Gary K4AAQ made it back to Dayton for the first time since 2017. Has much changed? Can he even remember (not really). This is a quick look at the tail end of Thursday, setup-day, before the fest opens Friday morning.
Richard "Dick" Norton N6AA, ARRL Southwestern Division Director, talks about the state of the ARRL at the Orange (CA) Section Convention.
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The content primarily revolves around the world of amateur radio, offering insights and lively discussions on various aspects of this niche hobby. Topics frequently include emergency communications, practical advice on radio equipment, and reflections on events such as Hamvention, which serves as a major gathering point for enthusiasts. The hosts engage in humorous yet informative exchanges, sharing personal anecdotes and addressing technical challenges faced by amateur operators. Noteworthy discussions often highlight the role of amateur radio in emergency responses and the evolution of technology influencing communication practices within the community, making it an interesting listen for both seasoned hams and newcomers alike.
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Recent guests on HamRadioNow include:
1. Clayton K9QCA
2. Josh K-I-6-N-A-Z
3. Jim Aspinwall
4. Jim Mazzara
5. Steve N0JJO
6. Dan Gitro
7. Bob Inderbitzen
8. Jeff Walter
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