Episode 287 - Fred Schramm - K2HA
 | Fred Schramm, K2HA, visited Israel a few weeks ago and contacted me to meet with him in Jerusalem. Howard, 4X1ZZ, and I visited Fred at his hotel and recorded this interview with him. Fred tells his ham radio story, his life in Fairbanks, Alaska, and his thoughts on keeping old hams connected when they can no longer get on the air. |
| Hometown: Queens, NY First License: WA2IKU, WB4LMK Favorite operating mode: HF Phone Hallicrafters SX99 Receiver BFO - Beat Frequency Oscillator Brooklyn Technical College, now CUNY? Queens College, NY EchoLink Allstar Link Network Southcoast Amateur Radio Service - SCARS Doug Crompton, WA3DSP Assisted Care Facilities Amateur Radio in Assistied Care Facilities 6146 Tube Baofeng UV-82 DMR Hotspot Allstar Hotspot WestCARS - West Coast Amateur Radio Service Hezekiah’s Tunnel Jerusalem Techelet - the color blue Masada Ein Gedi, Israel FT-8 Digital Mode ARRL Field Day Norwegian ElkHound Pitbull Terrier Excited most by: Keeping up with it (amateur radio) Advice to new or returning hams: Join a club, do a lot of listening, work Field Day. 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. |  Hallicrafters SX-99 HF Receiver  Baofeng UV-82 VHF/UHF Portable  DMR Hotspot on Raspberry Pi3 |
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