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This entry was posted in Amateur Radio on 1/7/2009 by Mark VandeWettering.

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I’m Mark VandeWettering.  I work for Pixar Animation Studios, but that’s not what this blog is about.  I’m a husband and father and grandfather. I like telescope making, radio, and all sorts of other things.

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