This is one of the earliest photos of me in my office in Memphis as a Cable TV Engineer

This is the Satellite receiver and cable T.V. modulator system I designed with the help of the fine folks at Scientific Atlanta

This is the finished product for the Cable T.V. headend

Installing the antennas for the Cable T.V. headend

John Austin, K6RLV and I at Academy Graduation. John is demonstrating the "choke hold". I'm not laughing.

Going to work at Holtville Police Department

Back into commercial two way radio, I designed and built this comm shelter for Jim's Radio in El Centro. Located on Black Mountain, it is also the home of the WA6LAW 147. 28/88 repeater maintained by Larry, WA6LAW and I.

This is the antenna system for the repeaters, I really like the performance of the Decibel Products DB-413. I have used them commercially and for my UHF Amateur repeater.

This is the shelter with the doors open. Yup, even carpet on the floor!

This is the UHF receiver multi-coupler built by EMR Corporation in Phoenix, AZ. Great people there at EMR and a very well built product.

This is one half of the conventional repeater racks. All of the 100 Watt transmitters are combined using EMR's Transmitter Combiners.

This is a three channel LTR UHF trunked repeater system that I built using Tait 100 watt repeater stations. You can see the EMR transmitter combiners in the top of the rack.

This is the backside of the three channel LMR system

When this photo was taken I had been with IID Energy for about two years. That is Riley Hollingsworth on my right, taken in the hallway at ARRL Headquarters.

A view I will never forget, W1AW in Newington. I was able to visit the station while attending a course in Power Line Interference detection and mitigation.

During my visit I did get to operate one of the several stations at W1AW, it was great fun and a memory I will never forget. Every Ham should get to visit ARRL Headquarters and W1AW at least once in your life!