My full time job is [was] with Millennium Radio Group, WKXW-AM, WFPG-FM, WKOE, WPUR and WIXM in Atlantic City. I'm on the air on weekends at New Jersey 101.5 (WKXW - 101.5 and WKOE - 106.3) I am [was] also involved with engineering at WMID AM/FM, WZBZ/WGBZ, WTTH, WBNJ, WDOX, WJPH and others on a standby basis, like WAYV, WZXL, WCMC, WCZT, WWZK, and WJSE. The opening shot on my web site shows me on the WPUR Cat Country 107.3 antenna on top of the Taj Mahal Casino. It shows the ERI 4 Bay antenna and pole we installed in February of 1998.

My radio "resume" . . .
WOND, Pleasantville/WMGM Atlantic City
- Announcer, Program Director and Chief Engineer 1972-1987
WLDB, Atlantic City - P/T announcer and Engineer 1972-1974
WBUD/WBJH, Trenton - Engineering - 1975-1977
WIFI, Philadelphia - P/T announcer and Engineer 1980-1984 Jingle
WEAZ, Philadelphia - P/T announcer and Engineer 1980-1985
WRDR, Egg Harbor - P/T announcer and Chief Engineer 1980-1996
WFPG AM/FM, Atlantic City - Chief Engineer and P/T announcer - 1988-1989
WYSP, Philadelphia - P/T announcer 1988-1991
WMID AM/FM, Atlantic City, WSJL Cape May
- Program Director and Chief Engineer 1989-1996
WDOX, Wildwood Crest/North Cape May - Program Director 1993-Present
WKXW, WFPG-FM, WKOE, WPUR, WIXM Atlantic City - Chief Engineer 1996 - present
New Jersey 101.5 (WKXW, Trenton/WKOE, Ocean City) Weekend Air Talent 1999 - present
Some of the accomplishments I am most proud of are:
WMGM ROCK 104 and taking it to 50, 000 watts in 1985
WMID-FM Classic Rock Plus !
WRDR - taking it to 10, 000 watts at 500 feet !
D O X Radio, one of the best Modern Rock stations most people have heard
Spring Broadcasting - new studios in Northfield, 1997
WZZP/WPUR - my first "brand new" frequency 107.3 !

I also do voice work for several Atlantic City casinos, and have
some regional (New York/Philadelphia) commercials I do.
My forte right now is Digital Audio, I can make an ENCO DAD system
do most anything.

Hobbies include: Tube Audio, Bike Riding, BASIC Stamp Computers, and building digital clocks.

Personal details: I have a son, Joe, and a daughter, Lori.

My dad gave me my first tape recorder, a Wilcox-Gay, when I was about 10. I learned a lot about wiring from him, as he was an HO Model Railroader, and built very elaborate switching panels for his layouts.

I also got into Citizen's Band (back when we used Call Letters instead of handels!) and Amateur Radio. I got the broadcasting bug, and landed my first job at WOND at age 18.

I was involved with a 9 line BBS up until the Internet killed them all about 1996 - it was called ACADEMIA, originally started with Ken Tompkins, WB2PUW, at Stockton State College. it gave lots of people their first online experiences. Right now having fun on the net and learning to make web pages.”

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