Michael Kalter, W8CI, became infatuated with radio as a young boy growing up in rural Ohio in the days of Sputnik and President Kennedy’s race to the moon. It wasn’t until many years later that Michael joined the amateur radio ranks, becoming a leader in the Dayton Amateur Radio Association sponsors of the Dayton Hamvention. W8CI tells his ham radio story in this QSO Today. https://www.qsotoday.com/podcasts/w8ci
En 2002 je sis venu de SWIZERLAND pour visiter le Dayton Hamvention et je garde un grand souvenir de cette magnifique exposition. Au retour mon sac à dos était très lourd...Hi Merci cher OM.
W8CI r o c k s Michael is fun to talk to on the Radio if you get the Chance to. I haven't met him on air in a while now but I know if I am running into him somewhere on the Bands it's going to be a big welcome back. Without all his work and effort with Dayton Amateur Radio Association the Dayton HAMvention would not be as half as awsome of what it is. And I am sure a huge number of HAM's out there going to agree with the Words I spoke. Keep on going with your great job Michael tnx for all you do for HAM Radio. And tnx to 4Z1UG Eric for spreading out the good Words. 73 de Uncle Guenter
