The Storied History of the Ham Radio Call Sign

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Michael M
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The Storied History of the Ham Radio Call Sign

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Storied has a couple of meanings here. In addition to being celebrated, it's also a bit long. Not Ken Burns long, but there's a lot of ground to cover. Mike Ritz W7VO gives us a PDF and video presentation. Chose one or both. Here are the links:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeQjEOuMoD0

http://www.w7vo.com/callsignhistory.pdf
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Re: The Storied History of the Ham Radio Call Sign

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Thanks Mike. Just finished watching the video. Very interesting especially for a newcomer. I always liked history of any kind.
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Re: The Storied History of the Ham Radio Call Sign

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RichieC1 wrote: Thu Sep 05, 2024 3:01 pm I always liked history of any kind.
Said the WPBARG Historian. :mrgreen:

It's the prefect fit!
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