About

Dave Jones from the EEVblog in Sydney Australia, and Chris Gammell in Cleveland Ohio USA discuss the world of electronics design in an hour long weekly show (The Amp HOUR, get it?), recorded “live” without editing or a mute button!
Also joined occasionally by Jeff Keyzer from Mightyohm, along with other special guests.
The Amp Hour is a non-scripted off-the-cuff format show that usually airs every Tuesday evening US time. It is the worlds largest and most respected electronics oriented radio show.
Discussions range from hobbyist electronics to the state of the electronics industry, components, circuit design, and general on and off-topic rants.

Here’s to me new favorite weekly podcast. Keep up the good work!
I teach at a rural high school where the only outlet for the student’s techy-creativity is the Robotics Club. Could you guys do a segment on your thoughts and experiences in project planning and management that I could share with my students? As you may know, in FRC the students have six weeks to design, build, and test a robot. It would be nice for them to get another perspective.
Thanks.
Really really like your podcast.
I came to this site over the eevblog.
I have linked to you on my blog site in my electronics tutorial, and I had liked to let you know per email,
but I couldn’t find any on this site.
Anyway,
I really have to say:
GREAT STUFF, LIKE IT SO MUCH!
I listen every time I hack a gadget together (every second day) to it!
Looking forward to your next episode!
I love this show! It’s like sitting down with a couple of tech friends and having a discussion. Great info and presentation.
Thanks guys…
I put a link to you guys on my home page at dinofab.com.
I’ll be listening to past podcasts as I work at my tech bench now.
Dino
Dave, Chris (and Jeff as well)
Thank you so much for taking the time… I’m a M.E. well into my career and just stumbled into hobby electronics about one year ago. What a time to enter the ‘field’! I’ve got more than an hour commute each day and this format just fits perfectly with my daily routine.
cheers!
mark
[...] Dave and Chris of the Amp hour asked on their last show whether technology will eventually cause a shortage of jobs. [...]
I think the #38 radio show mp3 got cut off at the end. Rally like the shows…
Thanks,
Brad
[...] is my fourth time on the show! I also found out that I am listed as a member of the show now. [...]
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Hi guys, love the show. I linked to you, on my blog. http://www.knownfo.com. Keep up the good work.
Dave and Chris,
thanks for the great show.I linked to you on my page http://www.robogaia.com .Just opened the company in my basement. I suppose I should add some pictures with the lab setup.
Hi I’m Biomedical engineer in the UK and I have just discovered EEVblog and now Amp Hour. I’m enjoying catching up with all the Youtube content and Podcasts.
Keep up the good work guy’s
Andy
I enjoy your podcast, and I was curious if you could describe what you use for recording (I mean besides Jeff’s tube-amp microphone). I heard you mention that you record locally- I was curious what you use to bring it all together.
Regards,
Matt
http://www.theamphour.com/suggestions/#comment-5436
Do those tools give you any ability to synchronize the two local recordings, or is that done by hand?