Dave Mulvey, K5DCM, was pleased to present this talk to the monthly lunch group of the Texas A&M Club. Below is the slide deck for those interested in the subject of how Texas A&M’s electrical engineering students made a significant impact on technology, the economy, and sports entertainment in the early 20th century. For links…
Graciously displayed to the public during much of 2024.
In case the embedded video does not appear, here is the link to the youtube video. https://youtu.be/NvLW_hMIO6g?t=158
This listing is certainly not complete. But has been compiled with best efforts, from wesbsite archives, newspaper articles, and first hand sources. Send an email to contact@w5qx.org if you have information to add to this historical record 2025President Dave Puckett W5ODPVP Dave Mulvey K5DCMSecretary Amy Briley KB5AMYTreasurer Matthew Morris K5ICRMember-at-Large for Grants/Fundraising, Mike Dominy KD5URWMembers-at-Large…
Link to view larger: 08 Jan 1922, Sun San Angelo Evening Standard (San Angelo, Texas) Newspapers.com Note the names Carl Brinegar, Loran Laughlin, and Joe Goulden. All were later to become active members of the club when it formed later that year. The club still uses the amateur call sign W5QX which it inherited from…
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/107893724/san-angelo-evening-standard/ 15 Jun 1922, Thu San Angelo Evening Standard (San Angelo, Texas) Newspapers.com 2022 marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of the San Angelo Amateur Radio Club. The club has engaged in a century of community service, STEM education, emergency preparedness, and disaster response. Founded in 1922, members from all walks of life have…
Can anyone help us date these photos? This Clubhouse served the club for many years until it was purchased from the club via eminent domain for the Loop 306 construction. The land this building sat on is now underneath the Loop. You might notice in the first phot that the call sign on the clubhouse…
Can anyone help us with the dates, and identifying these hams?
