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I was first licensed in 1997 as a technician class operator after successfully completing the examination at the Shelby Hamfest. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued me/my station the id/call sign of “KF4TVI” which I still hold today.

For the most part, when operating my station I like to use QRP (Which means Low Power.) in the 6 meter band using SSB (Single Sideband)…when conditions are favorable. I can also be found on 10 meters (SSB), 2 meters (FM) and maybe one day I will be back on 440 (FM) as well.

The diversity of people found in the Amateur Radio community is truly amazing, and the range of activities that can incorporate Amateur Radio is staggering. I once hooked my radio up to my telescope and transmitted what I saw (Mars, Saturn, The Moon, Nebula, Galaxies) to anyone in the area with their TV set to the proper channel. It was VERY cool.

Regarding QSL cards – I promise to return QSL 100%.

My mailing address is correct on both QRZ and eQSL as well as in the FCC database. Even though I enjoy the cards and stamps, I understand that not everybody shares my admiration for such things and the cost associated with them.

I am also a member of the Rowan Amateur Radio Society, you can find them at: www.rowanars.org.

Best Regards,
Herb

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