100 Watts and a Wire
A podcast and community sharing amateur radio since 2015.
100 Watts and a Wire brings together new, returning, and experienced hams for open conversation about operating, current topics, amateur radio news, and listener questions. Hosted by Christian (K0STH) with Steve (W7UDI) and Scotty (KC3BXN), the show emphasizes practical experience, mentorship, and participation.
With over 400 episodes, live streams, and call-in opportunities, 100 Watts and a Wire is built for operators who want to learn, make contacts, and stay connected to the community.
Everyone is welcome. Stay above the noise.
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