Zero Retries 0178
2024-11-15 — What Dewayne Said - Amateur Radio Superpowers, State of the NinoTNC (Video), RadioMail 1.4, RepeaterBook Route Search, KI5QKX - new 44Net Program Manager, Baofeng DM-1701 Modified for M17
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What Dewayne Said - Amateur Radio Superpowers
I mentioned this video - a presentation by Eben Moglen about “Innovation Under Austerity” in a previous issue of Zero Retries. When I initially mentioned it, I wasn’t aware that my late friend and mentor Dewayne Hendricks WA8DZP had a “cameo” in it. My thanks to Malcom Hendricks for pointing that out. Here is the video, again, queued up (I think…) at 1:18:17 for WA8DZP’s brief pitch for Amateur Radio to an audience that has no idea about Amateur Radio.
