User:Kf4yfd

• Sex - Male
• Nationality -United States
• Languages - English
• Current Work - Visual Artist & Programmer
• Education -
• AA Degree Brevard Community College
• AAS Degree Community College of the Air Force
• BSAST Thomas Edison State College

• Fldigi
• W1AW
• List of amateur radio modes
• earth orbit
• Low earth orbit
• Medium earth orbit
• High earth orbit
• OSCAR
• satellite
• High speed multimedia
• Metasyntactic variable

• OSCAR special thanks to User:StuffOfInterest
• Geocentric orbit
• Hinternet

I prefer the SI system and believe that pages should also include the Imperial system equivalent in paranthesis follwing a number. Wikipedia is, afterall international (and the US seems reluctant to go metric).

I beleive that every wikipedia page should have a "List of Terms and Concepts" section or something similar for 3 reasons.

:1. Wikipedia is used by thousands of people of all ages every day. If I cannot understand the page, neither will say, a school age reader.

:2. Having to define every other word in an article is just rediculous, as is having to open a seperate page to define these words then decipher which meaning was intended.

:3. If a user is reading a wikipedia article chances are that they are trying to learn about the subject and do not alrady have an in-depth knowledge of it. Many articles seem to be written as if they were intended for someone already educated in their subject.

For an example see geocentric orbit.

• User:Kf4yfd/List of amateur radio repeaters
• User:Kf4yfd/test1
• User:Kf4yfd/test2
• User:Kf4yfd/test3
• User:Kf4yfd/msv
• User:Kf4yfd/mv