Episode 148 - Richard Fisher - KI6SN
Richard Fisher, KI6SN, after a 40 year career in newspaper journalism, is now an editor and contributor to many of the most widely read amateur radio magazines including Popular Communications, WorldRadio Online, CQ, and QRP Quarterly. As a feature writer, Richard’s digs deep into every area of amateur radio producing a prolific body of work that informs and educates us. KI6SN is Eric’s QSO Today.
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Hometown: Goose Bay Labrador First License: Age 13 WN1DWL, 1965 First Elmers:
First Contact: Scott, WN1CMZ, later with W9UPI on 40 meters Current Rig: Favorite Operating Mode: CW, QRP Adventure Radio Society, founded, 1996 Trail Friendly Radio Contest Cam Hartford, N6GA rig design Spartan Sprint, from the Adventure Radio Society Flight of the Bumble Bee Contest Trail Friendly Radio Extra Blog Popular Communications magazine WorldRadio Online magazine CQ Amateur Radio magazine QRP Quarterly magazine, published by QRP ARCI Armand Nobel, N6WR The Spectrum Monitor, Retro Radio Voice of America The 89-cent Homebrew Metal Project Box Sputnik, launched 1957 Sputnik, The Night That Changed The World Gus Grissom, Astronaut The Adventure Radio Society Blog Eddystone Allworld Two Receiver Ashhar Farhan, VU2ESE Bitx 40 Kit from VU2EXE The Kit’s Meow: Shopping for DIY Radio Projects, By Richard Fisher KI6SN, Spectrum Monitor Magazine, November 2016. 73 Radio Row - Richards on-line store Ears to our World Norcal 40 made by Wayne Burdick, N6KR QRPguys - QRP Kits and other neat stuff W6MMA Vertical Antenna Most Excited Now: JT65 - digital mode DMR - Digital Mobile Radio Ugly Construction Method Manhattan Construction Method Homemade slug tuned coils Advice to new or returning hams:
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