Kay Savetz, K6KJN

Portland, Oregon · Virtual presentations

About this presenter

Kay Savetz K6KJN is the curator of the Digital Library of Amateur Radio & Communications, a free online ham radio library that has become an unparalleled resource of the past and present of ham radio. Based in Oregon, Kay is an extra class ham who earned their ticket in 1989. In addition to archiving amateur radio history, Kay is a microcomputing historian specializing in Atari computers.

Background and experience

Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications (DLARC)

DLARC is a project of the Internet Archive (the not-for-profit online library best known for The Wayback Machine.) The free library is growing to be a massive online library of the past and present of ham radio and related communications. It is funded by a grant from Amateur Radio Digital Communications. You can see what we have so far at https://archive.org/details/dlarc

Kay can talk about various aspects of the DLARC library:
- basics and background
- what's new
- what's relevant to a particular type of ham or geographic area, etc.
- behind the scenes of how it has been built
- favorite resources
- etc

Topics they can present

  • Amateur radio history
  • Other

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At a glance

Based in
Portland, Oregon
Format
Virtual presentation over video
Callsign
K6KJN

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