December FHC Sprint
Happy Birthday, Rudolph
We wrap up 2009 with a 24-hour Sprint celebrating the birthday of the man who invented Hellschriber, Dr. Rudolph Hell. He was born on December 19th, 1901 in Eggmühl, Bavaria, Germany and worked in Berlin and Kiel as a scientist, engineer and entrepreneur. In 1929, he founded Dr.-Ing. Rudolph Hell GmbH, where he developed the Hell Recoder, a “device for electrically transmitting written charactersâ€; the Klischograph, a printing block and engraving machine; the KF 108 fax machine; the Chromagraph scanner; and the Digiset typesetting machine.
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| Your Call Sign
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| Your FHC Number
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| Your Name
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| Your Email Address
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| # of first QSOs on each band with a ham in Eggmühl, Bavaria
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| # of first QSOs on each band with a ham in a town named Hell.
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| # of first QSO on each band with a ham in Germany
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| # of first QSOs w/WW1FHC, the club callsign, on each band
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| # contacts w/club members (once per band)
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| # contacts w/non-members (once per band)
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Multipliers (add up the states, provinces, and countries contacted.
ONE EACH, NOT PER BAND)
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| Comments and suggestions
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