Episode 507 - Bob Phinney - K5TEC Transcript
Transcript Funded by: Andrew Cornwall KF7CCC
This episode of QSO Today is listener sponsored only. You can keep the QSO Today podcast coming to you every weekend since 2014. Please become a listener sponsor monthly or annually by clicking on the sponsor banner on the show notes page or at the top of the QSO today.com webpage. I want to thank Todd Mitchell Nzero for his generous $50 donation this week. Welcome to the QSO Today podcast. I am Eric Guth, amateur callsign 4Z1UG, where I demonstrate the diversity and relevance of the amateur radio hobby and its impact on society by interviewing ham radio operators, many of whom played vital roles in shaping our technology through the amateur radio hobby. And while many people might say ham radio, do people still do that? This podcast demonstrates through in depth interviews just how amazing, diverse, and dynamic the amateur radio hobby continues to be.
Just a reminder that the response to my amateur radio events calendar has been great. You can get to it from a banner link in the show notes page. This calendar is updated by you and I hope it will be the most comprehensive amateur radio events calendar. Please use it and update it with your ham radio event.
This episode of QSO Today is listener sponsored only. You can keep the QSO Today podcast coming to you every weekend since 2014. Please become a listener sponsor monthly or annually by clicking on the sponsor banner on the show notes page or at the top of the QSO today.com webpage. I want to thank Todd Mitchell Nzero for his generous $50 donation this week. Welcome to the QSO Today podcast. I am Eric Guth, amateur callsign 4Z1UG, where I demonstrate the diversity and relevance of the amateur radio hobby and its impact on society by interviewing ham radio operators, many of whom played vital roles in shaping our technology through the amateur radio hobby. And while many people might say ham radio, do people still do that? This podcast demonstrates through in depth interviews just how amazing, diverse, and dynamic the amateur radio hobby continues to be.
Just a reminder that the response to my amateur radio events calendar has been great. You can get to it from a banner link in the show notes page. This calendar is updated by you and I hope it will be the most comprehensive amateur radio events calendar. Please use it and update it with your ham radio event.
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