Episode 425 - Hayden Honeywood - VK7HH
Transcription funded by: Mike Tindor, AA8IA
Eric , 4Z1UG
QSO Today, Episode 425, Hayden , VK7HH, VK7HH.
This episode of QSO Today is sponsored by ICOM America, makers of the finest amateur radios and accessories for your ham radio station, and by Nuts & Volts magazine.
Welcome to the QSO Today podcast. I'm Eric Guth, amateur call sign 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.
Ellen White, W1YL, was my guest in episode 94 back in 2016. She passed away on November 6th, 2022 at the age of 95 years. Ellen was a radio pioneer from the end of World War II and was an active ham for over 70 years. She loved 40 meter CW until recently. I encourage you to listen or listen again to my conversation with Ellen. She was the grand dame of HAM radio and I was happy to have known her. May her memory be for a blessing.
Eric , 4Z1UG
QSO Today, Episode 425, Hayden , VK7HH, VK7HH.
This episode of QSO Today is sponsored by ICOM America, makers of the finest amateur radios and accessories for your ham radio station, and by Nuts & Volts magazine.
Welcome to the QSO Today podcast. I'm Eric Guth, amateur call sign 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.
Ellen White, W1YL, was my guest in episode 94 back in 2016. She passed away on November 6th, 2022 at the age of 95 years. Ellen was a radio pioneer from the end of World War II and was an active ham for over 70 years. She loved 40 meter CW until recently. I encourage you to listen or listen again to my conversation with Ellen. She was the grand dame of HAM radio and I was happy to have known her. May her memory be for a blessing.
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