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My FCC amateur radio license is WC4R.  Shannon's (my wife) is KG4KAW. Kirsten, my daughter also is licensed as KI4QPJ. I was first licensed in September 1973 as a Novice class and ultimately Extra class. I am also a Volunteer Examiner with W5YI and ARRL. See what Amateur Radio Today is all about with this video. I'm active in the Virginia RACES, the ARRL's ARES. I am an Army MARS operator (AAR3GJ, Military Affiliate Radio System, a Department of Defense program). I'm also the founder of our local amateur radio club, the Western Tidewater Radio Association. I publish the club's internet web page. The club is non-profit and based upon community service and emergency communications. Some of my other web sites to visit are my family web siteor my weather site.

From my Williamsburg, Virginia home (about 120 miles south of Washington DC) I operate the 70 cm-160 meter bands and a full 1,500 watts in both voice and all digital modes. The heart of my HF station centers around a Flex Radio 5000A, Icom IC-746 PRO, Drake C-Line (T-4XC & R-4C, L-4B MN-2000), Yaesu FT-857D (mobile), Command Technologies HF-2500. On V/UHF I run up to 100 watts base and mobile. There is fun in communicating via amateur radio satellites and talking to the hams in the space shuttle and International Space Station. See where they are now.

Interested in getting your Amateur Radio Service FCC license? After you studied, check the W5YI or ARRL for test locations. Follow this link to a list of famous people that were ham radio operators.

Listen to my shortwave radio interview with Ted Randall, WB8PUM. The 90 minute mp3 is available here.

Some important Federal, State, and local laws which protect the amateur radio service and the Federally licensed stations.

FCC PRB-1: Federal preemption of state and Local Regulations Pertaining to Amateur Radio Facilities.

Code of Virginia § 15.2-2293.1: The placement of amateur radio antennas.

Virginia Code § 55-513.1: Flag display; necessary supporting structures.

18 USC 1362, is a Federal law which protects stations from vandals and interfering with the station operation.

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