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While I patiently await hearing back about my CWNE application, I decided to pursue a goal I started back in high school. When I was a freshman, somehow I became interested in amateur radio, and wanted to become a licensed ham. I studied (with the online resources available way back then) and was prepared to take the exam at a local club. However, that weekend we had a snow storm and I was unable to take the exam and moved on to other interests. Little did I know that the fundamentals I learned back then would play a role in what I've made a career doing. I am proud to share, after recently studying for the technician exam, I successfully passed! I am now a licensed technician class amateur radio operator! While some may think it's an outdated form of communication, having been in the 802.11 world for 20 years, I'm fascinated by the phenomenon that is an RF wave. 73, KC1VUO