I'm a tech plus, although the plus doesn't mean much since the morse code requirement was lifted in Feb 2007. I've been a ham since 1994, and although I have some old AM gear which needs a lot of restoration, I've never done much more than use 2 meters.
I used to do a lot of driving, upwards of 30,000 miles a year, and ham radio was great in the event of a break down, or even keeping track of the weather.
Emergency Minnesota 145.67 MHz Wide Area Amateur Packet Radio
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Yep, this is me
I'm a flight instructor too.
I also own Lutheranforums and hope to have some new code written by the end of June.
I am the policy guy here.
Club S12, devoted to the Nissan S12
Got a million dollar + idea, check out my inventors forum, blog, and wiki.
PH and I started Byphar
Brian and I used to do stuff just this side of impossible.