
31 episodes

On the Air Steve Ford, WB8IMY
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4.6 • 72 Ratings
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The On the Air podcast is a monthly companion to On the Air magazine, ARRL’s magazine for beginner-to-intermediate ham radio operators.
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ARRL's On The Air -- Episode 30
Discussing ARRL Field Day in particular and off-the-grid operating in general with ARRL Contest Program Manager Paul Bourque, N1SFE.
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ARRL's On The Air - Episode 29
Discover what "FM" really means, and how it is different from "AM."
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ARRL's On The Air -- Episode 28
Should you invest in a Digital Multimeter (DMM)? As it turns out, a DMM doesn't have to be expensive and it is more useful than you might imagine.
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ARRL's On The Air - Episode 27
Relax and take an audio tour of the 10 meter band!
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ARRL's On The Air - Episode 26
YouTube is increasingly becoming the "go to" resource for information on a variety of amateur radio topics. In this episode we speak with two YouTube veterans: Dave Casler, KE0OG, and Steve Goodgame, K5ATA.
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ARRL's On The Air - Episode 25
If you're thinking about giving CW operating a try, check out this conversation with Michael Fluegemann, KE8AQW.
Customer Reviews
Excellent podcasts
I completed technician license June 2020.
Completed general license December 2020
Completed extra license April 2021
Glad that ARRL has so many learning tools.
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Thanks for this Program
I have used CB Radio back in 1980 though 1987 or so, but now I want to get my Ham Radio license and I think this is going to give me that Boost to get it done.
I have already talk to my wife and I have radios pick out that I like .
Really want to start on the 10 Meter Band and work my way from there .
I sure do enjoy listening to this Podcast and looking forward to learn everything that I can about the Hobby.
I will be 57 years old this year and I think I’m going to enjoy this very much in my Retirement years for Sure.
Thanks again guys for all this New Information.
Very Informative!!!
I finally found the podcast I’ve been searching for! I learned so much more useful information in 10 minutes from this podcast than a hundred hours of listening to other HAM podcasts.
The audio examples and explanations are exactly what I needed!