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Morse Code Skateboard

June 29, 2014

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2o years ago I bought a skateboard by a company named Cream. The deck featured a simple graphic of an antenna tower with a ‘C’ at the top blasting out megawatts of rail-slide and 5-0 grinding awesomeness. I was drawn to this deck simply because of the graphic. I’ve always allowed radio culture to  permeate […]

World Radiosport Team Championship 2014

May 8, 2014

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Radio World Magazine published my article on the World Radiosport Team Championship. Check the article out here. The organizing committee set up 25 test stations in 2013, during the International Amateur Radio Union’s HF Championship contest. I managed to work at least two of the stations and recently received the QSL cards: This year’s event […]

The most interesting radio operator in the world #2

April 16, 2014

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Spy Numbers in the Movies – the one Wikipedia forgot

April 10, 2014

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My article on Spy Numbers stations in the January issue of Radio World Magazine has already been added to the “Further Reading” section of the Wikipedia article on the topic. The Wikipedia article also contains a section which lists the places where numbers stations have been referenced in mass media. But they are missing one: […]

The Most Interesting Radio Operator in the World

January 10, 2014

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ARRL Centennial QSO Party

January 5, 2014

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2014 marks the centennial anniversary of the foremost amateur radio organization in the world – the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). The league officially formed in 1914 during the infancy of radio transmission technology, which shows how crucial amateur radio was to the development, advancement and distribution of the technologies that have become so ubiquitous […]