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As an introduction, I started building Vertical & Yagi Beam antennas in the early 1980s for CB radio. When the FCC dropped the ‘Morse Code’ requirement in 2007, many ‘tone deaf’ people like myself, transitioned to ham radio. My entire family are either General or Extra Class hams. Having this license and operating ability is an essential ‘Life Skill’, like the ability to read, write and speak the native language. No tool is useful, in unskilled hands – unless you’re planning on selling/bartering it away, right? Our family and I have taught Technician, General, and Extra classes – but, none…
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