About Cody Kennerknecht, K6SBR
Cody Kennerknecht runs GJ Tech Help in Grand Junction, Colorado. He spent 13 years in live television as a newscast director and broadcast engineer, now runs IT and cybersecurity for Charity Safaris, and holds an FCC General class amateur radio license as K6SBR. He fixes production gear, computers, antennas and more by appointment.
13 years in live television
Cody spent 13 years in television, directing live newscasts and working as a broadcast engineer at NBC-affiliate stations in Casper, Wyoming and Grand Junction. He supervised and trained broadcast technical crews. In live TV the show starts on time whether the equipment cooperates or not, so he learned to find the real problem fast and fix it right.
That is the habit behind GJ Tech Help: cameras, mics, DJ gear, computers, streams and antennas get the same treatment as a newscast that has to air at six.
Specifications
- 13 years
- Live TV production & broadcast engineering at NBC-affiliate stations
- Team lead
- Supervised and trained broadcast technical crews
- IT & security
- Runs technology and cybersecurity for Charity Safaris
- K6SBR
- FCC-licensed amateur radio operator, General class
IT, security and a repair bench in Grand Junction
Today Cody co-owns Charity Safaris, where he runs the company's IT and cybersecurity: hardware, software, accounts, networks and protecting client data. GJ Tech Help puts the same skills to work for homes, small businesses, churches and nonprofits around Mesa County.
Every job starts the same way. You tell Cody what's wrong, he looks at it, and you get a clear price before any work starts. When it's done, you get a plain-English rundown of what changed and how to keep it running.
Services
Amateur radio operator K6SBR
Cody is an FCC-licensed amateur radio operator, General class, under the call sign K6SBR. That license is why antenna installs, radio programming and interference hunting are part of GJ Tech Help. The story of the call sign has its own site at k6sbr.com.