Episode 306 - Julius Jones - W2IHY
 | Julius Jones, W2IHY, had an early interest in electronics and radio as a teenager growing up in Boston, in the early 1960s. Like many young hams, in those days, the intoxication from the space race and the evolving electronic technology led young Julius into an engineering career and the ultimate establishment of his own company based around solutions he created for his own ham shack. W2IHY is my guest in this QSO Today. |
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| W2IHY Technologies Hometown: Boston, Massachusetts Favorite Operating Mode: SSB Mentor: Homer Ringwood, W1PSL, gave Novice test First License: Age 16, Novice, 1962, General, 1963 ARRL Handbook, 1989, Tunable Voice Recorder, Julius Jones, W2IHY First Rig: ARC5 Transmitter Ameco AC1T Transmitter Philmore CR5AC Receiver Rigs National HRO60 Receiver National NC303 Receiver Icom IC-756 Pro III Palstar AT2K Antenna Tuner FlexRadio 1000 FlexRadio 5000 FlexRadio 6500 Terms Crystal Radio Identical Twin Boston Latin Ham Radio Club Baudot Amateur Slow Scan TV ARRL Amateur Radio Handbook MIT Lincoln Laboratory IBM Computer Designer W2IHY Dual Band Audio Equalizer The Soul of a New Machine by Tracy Kidder Data General IBM 3168 Computer W2IHY iBox Audio Bandpass Filters Telepost LP500 Telepost LP700 distortion analyzer Full 80 Meter Loop Antenna NVIS antenna 160 Carolina Windom Antenna M2 Egg Beater Antenna VHF Kairos Prison Ministry Greatest challenge facing amateur radio now: getting young people involved. Advice to new or returning hams: take the time to experiment with different modes of operation and have fun! The RSS Feed for all audio content from QSO today is available from here. Please join our QSO Today community by pressing the button below. It is the best way to suggest guests and topics, and provide feedback to Eric, 4Z1UG. |  ARC 5 Transmitter  Icom IC-756 Pro 3 HF Transceiver  National NC-303 Receiver  FlexRadio SDR-1000 HF Transceiver |
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