Blue Feather Technologies
(https://bluefeathertech.com) 📸 Data Snapshot: May 26, 2026Classify each sentence as substantive or hollow. Grounding markers — numbers, currencies, dates, technical units, named entities — outweigh marketing adjectives. When fluff sits right next to hard evidence, the fluff is forgiven.
The information density is surprisingly high but entirely non-commercial. Instead of fluff, the text contains specific technical nouns such as ‘Weller soldering station,’ ‘Motorola GTX radios,’ and ‘900MHz amateur band.’ There are zero instances of industry power words like ‘innovative’ or ‘cutting-edge.’ However, the site suffers from a total lack of business specificity, focusing instead on ‘hamateur’ tinkering.
Information Density is read straight from the body copy: how much of the text carries grounded, checkable substance versus hollow filler. Below is the clean text the engine analyzed, then the industry’s known generic-claim patterns to weigh it against.
📝 The Narrative — clean text per page (the substance-vs-filler signal)
HOMEPAGE · THIN (https://bluefeathertech.com) Welcome to Blue Feather Technologies
SUB-PAGE (https://bluefeathertech.com/kc7gr/index.html) KC7GR Hamateur Page
[H1] Welcome to KC7GR's Page of Radio-Related Widgets! (Last update: 22-Aug-17) SPECIAL NOTE REGARDING E-MAILING ME: Blue Feather's mail servers, where my accounts are based, are configured with strong spam-filtering measures. Although I've made EVERY effort to let legitimate E-mail through the filters, I can't rule out the possibility that said legitimate traffic may be blocked, possibly due to being sent through an open mail relay or via an ISP that is known to be a spam source. IF YOU TRY TO MAIL ME AND IT BOUNCES, please try kc7gr (dot) roadie at gmail (dot) com. DON'T PANIC if, when you place your mouse cursor over one of the 'mailto' links, you get what looks like a whole string of gibberish characters. This is merely another spam-proofing measure to prevent web 'spiders' from harvesting any of our addresses. What you're seeing is the actual address rendered in raw hexadecimal code. Trust me: It will resolve properly in your E-mail program. [H2] What you'll find here... A whole slew of different things! I've been an active hamateur radio op since December of 1977. As you might imagine, I grew up during a time when tinkering was The Way of the Ham, and I remain a tinkerer to this day. Some of my favorite pastimes include modifying commercial radio gear for amateur use (a pastime which I went and turned into a side business), designing and building my own stuff, kit building and restoring retired test equipment. In fact, where electronics is concerned, I've done a little of everything that the field has to offer (except for government classified stuff), from fixing Teletype machines to aligning microwave networks and beyond. The links in this table will take you to the various sections of my site. I don't use cookies, javascript, Flash, or any of the other unnecessary crap that so many web designers seem to think is vital, so enjoy the quick load times and text-friendly pages. Any graphics I use will usually have meta-tags for the benefit of text-to-speech software such as Jaws. (The Z3801 page is offline until further notice). The Techmobile! It's back, bigger and better! Now at v3.0! Useful hamateur links This space is still unoccupied, and really doesn't contain much of interest. Blame Trump! How to tweak GTX RSS to let Motorola GTX radios program into the 900MHz amateur band. If you have any questions, or comments on this site's contents, please feel free to drop me a note on: query (at) bluefeathertech dot com
SUB-PAGE (https://bluefeathertech.com/technoid/index.html) The Traveling Technoid
[H1] The Traveling Technoid A safe(?) haven for those technically inclined souls who believe that Common Sense, Free Will, the Doctrine of First Sale, a decent multimeter and a Weller soldering station still have a firm place in this world. To put it more simply, I've dedicated this part of my site to those who are firm believers in the 'Freedom to Tinker!' "...What happened to home-brewed and breadboarded circuitry? Where's the joy of mechanics and electricity, the creation of real things? Who are the tinkerers with a lust for electronics? We've become a nation of appliance operators, who take pride in what we own rather than what we build..." (Cliff Stoll, from his book 'Silicon Snake Oil,' page 75). [H1] [H2] Blue Feather's FTP Archive is available again, from any web browser... [H3] Thanks to an unbelievable amount of bulk downloading abuse (you don't want to see what the bandwidth usage graph was doing), I've come to the unfortunate conclusion that running an anonymous FTP archive, without any kind of limits, is an exercise in frustration for all concerned. With this in mind, I have implemented a new access-controlled system. You will need to Email me for the current access password (which will, periodically, be changed).Please feel free to share the password with others you know who may need it, but please avoid posting it in any public forum, social media such as Facebook or Twitter, or on a mailing list. If you need to share it with someone, please do so in a private message to them, and ask them to respect the same request.These measures will, I think, guarantee the ready availability of the archive for those who truly need it as well as locking out the abusers.Thanks for your patience. [H2] Contents About your host... About this page... The Technoid's Code... TechLinks... The Wonderful World of Scrounging Last Updated 05-Nov-21, by Bruce Lane
SUB-PAGE · THIN (https://bluefeathertech.com/minushire.php) 503 Service Unavailable
[H1] Service Unavailable The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later. Apache/2.4.67 (Ubuntu) Server at bluefeathertech.com Port 443
🧭 Industry Context — common generic-claim patterns in IT Services, Hosting & Managed Services to weigh the text against
This page presents a snapshot of public data from Blue Feather Technologies, captured on May 26, 2026, to show how machine logic reads Information Density signals into an AI reputation evaluation.
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