Paul,
Your email to the list was very inspiring. I truly enjoyed reading it and
you can be assured it very much made my day when I was feeling a little
down.
I won't sugar coat it - True, you may be a little older than the average
ham, but with age comes wisdom and experience.
I revere
Paul congratulations. If you find time and energy to do it, I think
we'd all appreciate more information or detail about your early
pre-WW2 homebrew transmitters and receivers. Were the rx heterodynes
or regeneratives? The rigs TNT or TPTG? Construction details and so
on. I ask because not
Dear Paul, Really nice that you made it.
My class B license was issued Dec 7th, 1950. I was 16 years. Boy that 13 WPM
code was fast. Now mostly over 20 WPM. My original call was W0CKC. I got my
class A license a year later and my Extra in 1968. In 1975, having my license
for 25 years,
