Episode 200 - Eric Guth - 4Z1UG Transcript
Commissioned by: Gerry Jurrens, N2GJ in honor of the 200th Episode of QSO Today
Jim K5ND: QSO Today, episode 200, Eric Guth, 4Z1UG.
Welcome to the QSO Today podcast, this is Jim Wilson K5ND, your guest host for episode 200. Episode 200 represents for QSO Today, uninterrupted, week-to-week interviews of amateur radios favorite Elmers, for almost four years. To celebrate this achievement, a number of listeners emailed Eric to request that he be the QSO Today guest on this bicentennial edition of QSO Today.
Before this QSO, Eric sent a message to his email list requesting some additional questions. There were so many replies that Eric will personally answer the rest of the questions at the end of the show, beyond the usual ending. So, without further introduction, let's get started, 4-Zed-1-U-G, this is Jim Kilo-5-November-Delta. Are you there, Eric?
Eric 4Z1UG: I am, Jim. Thanks for being the guest host of QSO Today.
Jim K5ND: Well, that's great. Eric, thanks for joining me on the QSO Today podcast. Let's start at the beginning of your ham radio story, when and how did it start for you?
Jim K5ND: QSO Today, episode 200, Eric Guth, 4Z1UG.
Welcome to the QSO Today podcast, this is Jim Wilson K5ND, your guest host for episode 200. Episode 200 represents for QSO Today, uninterrupted, week-to-week interviews of amateur radios favorite Elmers, for almost four years. To celebrate this achievement, a number of listeners emailed Eric to request that he be the QSO Today guest on this bicentennial edition of QSO Today.
Before this QSO, Eric sent a message to his email list requesting some additional questions. There were so many replies that Eric will personally answer the rest of the questions at the end of the show, beyond the usual ending. So, without further introduction, let's get started, 4-Zed-1-U-G, this is Jim Kilo-5-November-Delta. Are you there, Eric?
Eric 4Z1UG: I am, Jim. Thanks for being the guest host of QSO Today.
Jim K5ND: Well, that's great. Eric, thanks for joining me on the QSO Today podcast. Let's start at the beginning of your ham radio story, when and how did it start for you?
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