Howdy! Nevermind what the FCC says, I go by Glen (and an assortment of cursewords if you ask my family and friends).

Currently nestled in the woods north of Greensboro, NC with a 160m doublet up in the trees about 75' and a baby 6m beam on the roof.  Running an Icom 7600 and an exasperated AL82 on HF.  TS2000X for 6m and the soon-to-be sat/VHF stack. 

First licensed in '79 as KA5GWI in Hereford, TX (DM84), then briefly as N5ETS before I made the jump to NA5Z in 1983. Also spent a good deal of time operating at Texas A&M's club station, W5AC during my college years.  Finally got active again when I lived in Indianapolis.

I've mostly been tinkering with wire antennas on the low bands (beverage, EWE, etc), chasing DX, VUCC, digi-modes, etc. It's always amazing what you can do you with very little, especially if you have some space to work with. 

I'm an engineer by trade; worked for Halliburton for a bit, worked on microwave telco backbones, HDTV and satellite boxes for RCA, and now app's engineering for a semiconductor company. I've yet to find anyone that will pay me the same salary for drinking beer, playing with hot rods, and plinking on the radio - guess I'll have to invent that job somehow. 

If you need a QSL or had an issue getting one, feel free to email me the details.