Episode 116 - Scott Wright - K0MD
Scott Wright, K0MD, travels the World extensively as part of his responsibilities as a doctor with the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. This creates for Scott opportunities to take his portable station on DXpeditions around the globe from China, the Caribbean, to South America. K0MD shares his ham radio story and some practical advice on this QSO Today.
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| First License: Age 13, 1977 Novice WD4HAD First Rig:
Radio Upgrade: Heathkit HW-101 and companion VFO Elmers:
Alliance HD33 Rotator Drake B Line, included the R4B receiver, T4XB transmitter, and matching power supply/speaker John Devoldere, ON4UN famous Belgian DXer Peter Kragh, K2UPD - new neighbor Tom Christian, VP6TC - Pitcairn Island University of Kentucky SO2R - single operator two radio Favorite Contests:
heat map called RBN (Reverse Beacon Network) activity of K0MD. DXpedition Rig: Home Rig: Beijing Amateur Radio Club, Beijing,China BS7H Scarborough Reef Minnesota Wireless Association King Hussein of Jordan, JY1 - one of the most famous “famous” hams PDRC Webinars Contest University Mayo Clinic, Department of Cardiology Advice to new or returning hams:
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