KC8MTQ
Nathan's side of the station blends radio, software, maps, weather, automation, and public web tools.
Ham radio, projects, and life in West Michigan
Smith-Manley.com is our shared home on the web: amateur radio, software experiments, family history, creative tools, and the projects we keep building together.
Amateur Radio
The site centers on our ham radio interests: practical station notes, digital modes, SDR listening, local contacts, experiments, and the quiet pleasure of learning how signals move through the world.
Nathan's side of the station blends radio, software, maps, weather, automation, and public web tools.
Mark's radio interests include SDR, HF listening, digital modes, and the hands-on side of station building.
We treat radio as both a hobby and a doorway into electronics, emergency communication, software, and community.
About Us
This site is about Nathan and Mark Smith-Manley together. It preserves the things we care about: radio, family, cats, old web projects, new AI experiments, local Michigan work, and the small pieces of life that are worth keeping online.
Projects
Some projects are polished public sites. Others are experiments, archives, and small tools. Together they show the mix: radio curiosity, AI, education, local information, games, and personal history.
Professional websites, AI assistants, data tools, and custom web applications built by Nathan with Codex-assisted development.
A free AI teaching assistant for narrated lessons, quizzes, shareable class links, and classroom-ready materials.
Weather, sun and moon data, local conditions, outdoor timing, and information for Muskegon and West Michigan.
An AI-powered online radio concept focused on artificial intelligence news and narrated technology coverage.
A Star Trek-inspired interactive AI experience preserved as part of the Smith-Manley project archive.
The older project archive includes games, AI demos, local tools, history projects, and side experiments.
Contact
For radio, project, family archive, or website questions, email the shared site address. Messages can be routed from there to Nathan or Mark.