This is the RAIN Hamcast Podcast #110, posted 03-09-24. Voiced by Will Rogers/K5WLR.

[The running time for this RAIN Hamcast Podcast is 22M22S there is a station ID at 09M58S then timer resets approximately every 4 minutes.]

We hope you enjoyed the first part of a truly entertaining after-dinner talk about ham radio we shared with you the last time. It’s called “Your Code Record is Cracked.” It was given during the 1989 Dayton Hamvention Banquet in Dayton, Ohio. The speaker was Dave Bell, W6AQ, a full-time Hollywood Producer and Director. Dave produced three ham radio videos: A Ham’s Wide World, Moving Up to Amateur Radio, and the original World of Ham Radio. His movie credits include (among others) Do You Remember Love, Nadia, and The Long Walk Home, plus some made-for-TV movies. Other television credits include the series Unsolved Mysteries.

Recipient of the Dayton Hamvention 1984 Radio Amateur of the Year, Dave was an inveterate DX’er, having operated from Macao, 4U1ITU in Geneva, Switzerland, and twice from JY1, formerly King Husein’s station in Jordan. As promised, here is part two of Dave Bell’s memorable talk, “Your Code Record is Cracked.”

This concludes part two of a 1989 Dayton Hamvention Banquet address delivered by Dave Bell, W6AQ, called “Your Code Record is Cracked.” If you missed part one of this talk, you will find it available in the archive section of therainreport.com.

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Very 73 from RAIN. KEEP ON HAMMING!

The RAIN Hamcast Podcast #111 will post 03-23-2024.

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