ND2E

Ham Radio-When All Else Fails.

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Welcome to ND2E
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Thank you for visiting. My name is Joe Aurelio and I live in East Tennessee to the east of Knoxville.

Before I retired, I was a technical writer and proposal manager for large telecommunications and computer service outsourcing companies. By training I am a RF engineer, so radio is not a foreign subject for me. I have always enjoyed the challenge of learning and it has helped me throughout my career and now with radio.

Western ViewWhen we retired, the XYL and I decided to move back to Tenessee to be with my mother-in-law who is is in her early 90 and still keeping house. So we moved from the big city to a much slower pace and place here in Gray. Here in the hills of east Tennessee, I have almost an acre high on a ridge with a beautiful view to the west. The nearest mountains to my west are just a bit closer than the horizon so propagation to the west is almost ideal. Now to the east, I don't live high enough on the ridge, so I am blocked to the east. Propagation to the NE and our close neighbors in the Carolinas is pretty spotty. I can work to the far North East (Maine, New Hampshire etc) but there is hardly any hams on the air north of Boston, at least on PSK.


Last Updated on Thursday, December 24 2009 13:28