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Old 07-24-2013, 09:45 PM
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Precisely the way so many of us learned of the magic of short wave. I used to lust for a short wave set and, considering I was barely a teenager at the time, I did a good job adding short wave to the 5 tube radio I had built from a kit. It worked great and my favorite station became WWV.

Later I got my ham license and now sport a legal-limit station and have worked over 300 countries.

Sadly, the heyday of short wave broadcast is over, even though there are still some stations to be heard. It's dominated by religious stations with many in languages I don't understand.

I enjoy playing with electronics gear, and even my acquisition of a BSEE didn't dampen my enthusiasm for experimentation and knob twisting. For years I owned and operated an electronics repair shop and had a blast. My work benches looked like something from a science fiction movie, and at one point there were 8 of us working on customer units.

Now I relax with my toys, always interested in something new.
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