Episode 161 - Lauren Libby - W0LD
 | From an early age, the love of radio broadcasting began with a homebrew 10 watt AM broadcast station and a call from the local FCC office that brought Lauren Libby, W0LD, to amateur radio. He developed a love for DXing by meteor scatter and moon bounce. Lauren has made a career of radio broadcasting and is the CEO of the World’s largest international shortwave broadcasting network. |
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| lmer: WA0HOZ, Ameco Morse Code Course First License: Mid-Sixties, Age 12, Novice, WN0LSH, Technician WA0LSH First Rig: Later upgrades: Growing Popcorn for money Norton Warner Broadcast Company Kansas State College, Economics Current Rig:
Moon bounce “EME” 1500 Watt Amp using 8877 amp for two meters Don Hilliard W0PW, W0EYE invented antennas for microwave for the National Bureau of Standards Aircraft Scatter Tropospheric Scatter Joe Taylor, JT65, WSJT Icom IC-475H - VHF single band transceiver Favorite operating mode: Moon Bounce EME on VHF, UHF Lauren’s other call signs: WN0LSH, WA0LSH, KX0O, V31JO, CO2/KX0O ARRL Worked all States on VHF and UHF, and ARRL Worked all Continents Central States VHF Society Amateur Radio Roving Station Radio Club of America TWR International - Lauren is CEO Yellow Teak. High power medium wave band Medium wave curtain antenna Sporadic E Propgation Lance Collister, W7GJ - 6 meter moon bounce DXpeditionier W5UN DXCC 2 meters Grid squares VHF contest King Hussein, JY1 Excited by: relationships that blossom from ham radio 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. |  Ameco AC1 Novice Transmitter  Hallicrafters S-53A Receiver  Elecraft K3 HF Transceiver  Yaesu FT-991A |
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