Posts Tagged ‘history’
Wes Schum, Amateur Radio’s Unsung Hero
The argument of this review is, was he the first to introduce people to single sideband? For over seventy years, He was the person they called the father of single sideband radio emissions. He was also known as an “Elmer”, ham slang for mentor, to many amateurs and electronics enthusiasts. He was not only a so-called electronics genius, but he also proved it by the many amateur, military, and many other electronic objects he engineered and designed and was also called one of the greatest electronics designers of his day.
Read MoreThe history of contesting
The history of amateur radio contesting is a testament to the ingenuity, passion, and dedication of hams worldwide. From its humble beginnings in the early 20th century to the sophisticated digital contests of today, contesting has continually evolved, reflecting broader technological and societal changes. As we celebrate this rich history, we look forward to the future, confident that amateur radio contesting will continue to thrive and inspire generations of radio enthusiasts.
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