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Ham Life with an Amateur
Read our "No YouTube" Ham column!New! Samuel Morse was a bit of a contradiction, having inspired artistic capabilities along with the curiosity of an engineer/inventor. But he often worked to hide the origins of his code and telegraph key designs, as there were others involved. Read the article here.
Read: W7DGJ's previous column, focused on tiny radios from MIT (atom sized building blocks!) and from ham operator Rufus Turner at the 1933 world's fair. Click to read.
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