Zero Retries
Steve Stroh N8GNJ, Kay Savetz K6KJN, Bill Diaz KC9XG, Tina Stroh. KD7WSF, Scott Currie NS7C, Glenn R Allison, Adrian Musceac YO8RZZ, Benjamin Faershtein, Jim Shepherd, David Gleason, Hunter Inman KK7NQN, Donald Rotolo N2IRZAn independent newsletter about technological innovation in Amateur Radio, promoting Amateur Radio as (literally) a license to experiment with and learn about radio technology.
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Zero Retries is an independent newsletter promoting technological innovation that is occurring in Amateur Radio, and Amateur Radio as (literally) a license to experiment with and learn about radio technology. Radios are computers - with ant...
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Zero Retries is an independent newsletter promoting technological innovation that is occurring in Amateur Radio, and Amateur Radio as (literally) a license to experiment with and learn about radio technology. Radios are computers - with ant...
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Zero Retries is an independent newsletter promoting technological innovation that is occurring in Amateur Radio, and Amateur Radio as (literally) a license to experiment with and learn about radio technology. Radios are computers - with ant...
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Zero Retries is an independent newsletter promoting technological innovation that is occurring in Amateur Radio, and Amateur Radio as (literally) a license to experiment with and learn about radio technology. Radios are computers - with ant...
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Authors
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Steve Stroh N8GNJ is the Editor of Zero Retries Newsletter.
Kay is curator of Internet Archive's Digital Library of Amateur Radio & Communications (https://archive.org/details/dlarc)
Devry Technical Institue, Chicago, 1962, US Navy Radioman 1862-64, First licensed in 1968 as WN4MUQ. Tower Tech, 2 Way Radio Tech, AVL software developer, WISP manager, retired.
I have been married to Steve Stroh, N8GNJ for the past 41 years. I became interested in Amateur Radio because of emergency communication. I have a passion for introducing Amateur Radio to young folks and getting them involved.
The Vara guy
Current EC of the Chester County ARES RACES in Eastern Pa. I am also a Packet Radio enthusiast and a retired volunteer firefighter.
Author, maintainer and contributor for several open source projects, some of them related to amateur radio and DSP topics.
Ko6cnt
33 years a ham, and still learning things about radio and electronics.
Electrical Engineer & Software Engineer at AllScan.info
Writer, engineer, maker, radio guy, car guy, brewer, gardener.
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