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Hi:

My amateur radio interests are on all bands. I seem to enjoy 6 meters the best. I am always interested in talking with people that have a common sense technical knowledge of BASIC circuitry, because it is here where new applications can be discovered and applied. I have taught electronics to high school students for many years.

I have taught at Concord High School, Concord, NH. This was, incidentally, the home of Christa McAuliffe, the ill fated teacher in space. I knew her and we were friends.

Communications with satellites is also an interest. I try to add a new band about once a year. I am currently working on 220 SSB and 1296. Good luck to all my amateur contacts!

Now, as I begin activity on HF, I find its really a lot of fun. I am just working 80, 40 and 20 to start out. (1/08 update) Also doing 10 GHz. once a year in the summer contest.

(7/4/09 update)  Lately now I am trying for worked all states on 10 meters, mostly QRP which I've never done before.  I'm sure it'll take a REALLY long time, especially before I get Hawaii and Alaska, but who knows.  Nothing ventured, nothing gained.   73 all!!

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