When I earned my ham license at ten years old, my dad didn’t have his yet. A few weeks after passing my Technician exam, we attended a SKYWARN training session together. While we were signing in, I requested the amateur radio operator and non-amateur radio operator forms. The registration manager handed the “ham” sheet to my father and the other to me—then looked astonished when we switched them.

In similar fashion, whenever we attend hamfests together, I frequently get asked how…

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