WA2ROA

Henry Seidner, WA2ROA,  like many of his contemporaries in the 60s, discovered amateur radio from Shortwave listening and was licensed in high school. Henry  spent most of his professional life living and working in New York City, and travelling the world.  Amateur radio was his door opener allowing him to make lasting friendships.  WA2ROA tells this ham radio story in this QSO Today.

TERMS
Realistic DX-150 Receiver
Heathkit DX-60 Transmitter
Shortwave Radio
Radio Moscow
Radio Peking
Radio Shack Realistic DX150 General Coverage Receiver
Radio Prague
Citizens Band Radio
Royce CB Radio
Pearl River, NE
Lederle Laboratories
Lederle Amaterur Radion Association, need reference
Rockland County, NY
Pearl River Highschool
Jordan Makhower, WA2BRV
King Huessin of Jordan, JY1
Oswego State University,  Broadcasting 
Al Rowker, NBC Weatherman
Polytechnic Institute of Central London
Voice of America
Marketing Communications
Production Manager, Meetings and Events
AEA Isoloop antenna
Kenwood TS-850 HF Transceiver
Heathkit SB 200 Linear Amplifier 
Mosley TA54 Beam Antenna
DX Cluster Packet
AEA PK88 packet radio
Flatiron District
Rohn 25 Antenna Tower
Mosley TA33 Antenna
MARS Amateur Radio Station
Vibroplex Keyer
Long Island Mobile Radio Association
Shelby Hamfest
Jon Bon Jovi
Nepal
Fire Island, Long Island
Bermuda
DX Packet Cluster
DMR Radio
Anytone DMR AT-D878UV
Skybridge Plus
Bridgecom Systems
Boca Raton Amateur Radio Association
Hustler 6BTV Vertical Antenna
DX Engineering
Icom IC-7300 HF Transceiver
Outback Antenna
Geochron Wall Clock
Amateur Radio Winter Field Day
DXing
Echolink
DMR
Armed Forces Radio Service
Good Morning Vietnam, with Robin Williams
Managua Nicaragua Earthquake
ARRL Logbook
Thor Hyderdal, KonTiki
Echolink

Advice to new or returning hams: Try DMR for limited space in HOA