Amateur Radio People, Part 2
46 entries in the Amateur Radio People, Part 2 compendium.
Steff GruberSwiss filmmaker, internet pioneer, and multimedia artist.Ross GunnPhysicist who helped pioneer nuclear submarine propulsion and drone technology.Jenean HamptonFirst African American to hold statewide office in Kentucky.Bob HeilAmerican audio engineer who shaped modern rock sound and amateur radio.Augie HiebertPioneer who brought radio and television to Alaska.Rod HoltApple's fifth employee who created the Apple II power supply.Herbert Hoover Jr.Engineer, under secretary, and amateur radio leader with call W6ZH.Paul HorowitzPhysicist, engineer, youngest amateur radio operator, and SETI pioneer.Hussein of JordanKing of Jordan who balanced regional pressures and became a peacemaker.Robert IannucciComputer scientist and former Nokia chief technology officer.Ed IskenderianPioneering hot rodder and camshaft innovator who founded Isky Racing Cams.William Elvin JacksonEngineer who advanced electronic aids to air navigation and control.Henry Bourne JoyPackard president and Lincoln Highway co-founder.Martin F. JueFounder of MFJ Enterprises, largest amateur radio manufacturer worldwide.Stanley JungleibPioneer of software-based music synthesis and psychoenergetic computing.Larry JunstromFounding bassist of Lynyrd Skynyrd and longtime member of .38 Special.Wojciech KaczmarskiPolish engineer advancing open digital radio protocols and platforms.Phil KarnEngineer, inventor of Karn's Algorithm, and creator of KA9Q NOS.Don KeithAmerican writer and amateur radio operator since 1969.Edwin KerbyAustralian politician, RSL leader, and amateur radio operator VK7EK and VK3KK.Jack KilbyCo-inventor of the integrated circuit and Nobel laureate.Maximilian KolbeFranciscan friar who volunteered to die at Auschwitz.Theresa M. KornFirst woman engineering graduate of Carnegie Mellon; ham radio operator and pilot.Ernst KrenkelSoviet Arctic explorer and radio operator on North Pole-1.Don LancasterAmerican author, inventor, and microcomputer pioneer.Leo LaporteTechnology broadcaster, author, and founder of TWiT.tv.James L. LawsonPhysicist, radar pioneer, and champion amateur radio contester.Jerry Lawson (engineer)Engineer who pioneered the first swappable video game cartridge.Ernest LehmanScreenwriter, producer, and amateur radio operator K6DXK.Douglas MackiernanFirst CIA officer killed in the line of duty.Sandra MagnusEngineer, former NASA astronaut, and amateur radio operator KE5FYE.Gordon S. MarshallAmateur radio operator who founded a major electronics distribution company.Gordon Eugene MartinPhysicist who automated sonar array design with Jacobian matrix software.Nevil Maskelyne (magician)Magician and inventor who hacked Marconi's wireless demonstration in 1903.Yoritake MatsudairaAmateur radio aficionado and 14th head of the Matsudaira family.Hiram Percy MaximCo-founder of the American Radio Relay League and inventor of the firearm silencer.Anthony McCormackAustralian radio and TV producer, SYN creative director.Tom McManus (American football)Former NFL linebacker turned Jacksonville sports radio and TV host.Frederick Kenneth McTaggartAustralian chemist who pioneered microwave chemistry and gas plasma reactions.Donald Howard MenzelTheoretical astronomer, Harvard Observatory director, and UFO skeptic.W. C. J. MeredithCanadian lawyer, dean, and amateur radio enthusiast.Robert C. MichelsonInventor of the entomopter and founder of the International Aerial Robotics Competition.Ronnie MilsapBlind country singer who crossed over to pop success.Leslie R. MitchellFounder of Jamboree-on-the-Air, the global Scouting radio event.Kevin MitnickAmerican hacker turned security consultant and author.Alan MollerMeteorologist who advanced storm spotter training and integrated warning systems.
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