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Episode 543 – Fred McGuire – KD5FMU

Fred “Freddy” McGuire, KD5FMU, discovered amateur radio almost by accident while serving as a deputy sheriff in rural eastern Oklahoma, where his department needed better communications on a limited budget. Amateur radio, along with linking technologies such as EchoLink and later AllStarLink, offered possible solutions and opened the door to a much larger interest in the hobby. Freddy embraced amateur radio, shares what he learns through his Ham Radio Crusader YouTube channel, and is always willing to lend a hand or speak at a local hamfest. KD5FMU is my QSO Today.


People

Clubs & Organizations

  • Tulsa Amateur Radio Club (TARC/W5IAS) — Oldest amateur radio club in Oklahoma, founded 1924 — https://w5ias.com/
  • Tulsa Repeater Organization — Non-profit club maintaining a shared amateur radio repeater system in Tulsa — http://www.tulsahamradio.org/
  • Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) — Foundation funding amateur radio and digital communication projects, incl. AllStarLink 3 — https://www.ardc.net/

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Software, Modes & Networks


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