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+<p>Hello again! Its been quite a while sense I wrote anything on here, and
+thats mostly because I've been quite busy. But here we are, and I've got a bit
+to write something. Something about what I did recently. I became a ham radio
+operator! I am a technician class ametuer radio operator, with callsign
+KE8TIZ.</p>
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+<p>Funny thing about the name before we go on, the callsigns are really well
+organized and I like how they're laid out alot actually. The leading K means I
+am american, and all technician operators are have a 'K'. This does mean,
+however, that there are other that have other license classes that have a 'K'
+prefix.</p>
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+<p>Speaking of, a mention of how the classes work is probably worth mentioning.
+Technician is the lowest class, and gives you access to several bands of the
+radio spectrum, but limits you on the modes you can operate on (FM radio vs
+Morse code, for example). After this is general, which unlock alot of access to
+the places that you are restricted as a technician. After general is Extra,
+which gives you full legal access to the entire ametuer radio spectrum. Each
+class requires a class to be taken to determine if you have the background to
+operate in both a safe and respectful manner.</p>
+
+<p>So why would you do this? I've wanted to get mine for a while, I just finally
+got everything together, and said I'll take it. And it was worth it. The
+biggest reason I wanted to take it is for access to certain bands that I will
+be able to communicate/experiment on using a Software Defined Radio (SDR). You
+can use them for digital modes, but the analog modes like voice are also just
+as valid and doable using an SDR. A project I'm very interested in is 
+<a href="http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/">Broadband hamnet</a> an attempt 
+at a decenteralized network using commonly available routers. The idea is to
+make a large mesh network to create an off-the-grid type backbone for IP
+traffic. Pretty cool!</p>
+
+<p>That's really all I have to say on the topic, however I have covered this
+topic in the past (somewhat) on my post regarding 
+<a href="https://www.clortox.com/posts/post.php?ID=4">weather satellites</a>.
+That endevour is what lead me to this interest to begin with. Its worth a read,
+as it really is the stuff that makes you feel as though we live in the
+future.</p>
+
+<p>Either way, I hope I've sparked your interest in ham radio!</p>
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