David Clifford

• Sales and repair of any model all brands of 2-way radios. Mostly repaired portable radios on bench for schools, manufacturing facilities and government agencies (ie US Postal Service and US Forest service. Sold business in 2005.
• Tried retirement from 2005 to 2015. Not happy
• Reopened another Motorola dealership in 2015. Much lager operation. Landed such contracts as trunking radio system for Facebook data center in Los Lunas, NM.
• Designed, built, installed, and maintained "LTR"trunking System on mountain top overlooking Albuquerque (Sandia Crest). Sold business in May 2020.

• Initially hire as RF technician . Within 1 year was promoted to Manufacturing Engineer. Duties included 3 dimensional modeling of ceramic low pole filters. Modeling was done with Hewlett Packard software. When software was first installed, was selected to learn how to use it, and how to apply it to current work other engineers were doing in department. Within 1st year taught 4 other engineers how to use same to design their filter projects. 2 years prior I was assigned maintenance and all programming to run Hewlett Packard machine language controlled equipment. Was given title of Computer Network Manager.

• Subsequent to transferring from Motorola Service Center to Motorola Ceramics Products, was promoted 1 year later to Manufacturing Engineer. Responsible for construction, installation, and maintenance of "tuning station" for ceramic filters products. Concentration was on all HP 8753B network analyzers and HP server and all interconnected accessories . Was assigned task of writing all programs in HP Basic.

In March 1980 was asked to move to Albuquerque from Denver to take over independent Motorola dealer that was being closed. Was. then responsible for servicing all customers that were dealing with closed dealership. Included was all equipment on Sandia Crest, ALBQ police department, several hospitals, etc.. I also was required to install new radio in police and business vehicles. Over next few years was made manager of service facility, and had 6 employees that report to me.

Responsible for all account, sales and service, in the ski country 70 miles north of Denver. Duties included, but limited to, servicing a radio equipment for Vail Associates ski area. In addition, responsible for Keystone, Breckenridge, A Basin, Winter Park a Leadville ski areas. Further, responsible for all fire, police, and other city municipalities' radios.

Repaired and programmed Motorola 2-way radios. Did trouble shooting to the component level. Used such equipment as RF Service Monitor, calibrated watt meters, de-soldering machine.

Interfaced with customers to answer their questions about cost, time, and final working condition.

Was hired by Motorola, Inc. on this date. Because I lived 90 miles from Los Angeles, commuted each day 180 miles round trip to be able to work for Motorola.

Was hired as pager repair technician. Within 1 year was promoted to Group Leader.

Repaired Motorola Pageboy II's to the component level. Motorola had very large contract with a common carrier in region, to repair all pagers that stopped working.

Passing FCC second class operator's license in month before job with Swan Electronics.

Duties included, but were not limite to, checking out. 146 MHz HAM radio transceivers. Also certified VHF marine band radios.

Unfortunately, was laid off in October 1972.

After hiring, was sent for 13 weeks of training in Pennsylvania.

Duties included repair and calibration of strip chart recorders, automated controllers, and other Honeywell industrial products.

Territory included a radius of 100 miles around San Francisco, CA