Topband: History of DXing, was Re: 160

[kolson at rcn.com]

To me, the guys who really have a beef are the guys from after WW2 until the computer era.

BTW, to give you an idea what I mean, I can most highly recommend the book W6AM, Amateur Radio's Pioneer. It's a fascinating book about an interesting and determined man and a legend in the annals of DXing, Don Wallace, who died in 1985. If you are interested in DXing and history (or the history of DXing), this is a must read.

73, Kevin K3OX