"I'll give up CW when I'm dead! MAYBE!" (Rick, KC8AON)
Joe is the owner of callbook.us domain which is redirected to HamQTH.com. We were in touch via email for some time and last year, he wrote me they are going to visit some EU countries this holiday. Finally, we met in Prague this morning and had a lovely eyeball QSO. Thank you, Joe!
World Flora & Fauna program is very popular. You can work several stations from different areas every day. I was also active from three areas this year. Twice from a car, once with QRP FT-817. My next activity will be with QRP directly from the area. Sitting in the car is not funny.
Today I got my licence for 60M. If you want to make a QSO, please send me an email. I can work on these frequencies: CW: 5227.5, 5290.0, 5299.5, 5314.5, 5332.0, 5334.5, 5363.5, 5368.0, 5373.0, 5396.5, 5400.0, 5405.0 Rig will be TS-590SG with sloper for 80M tuned with LDG Z-100 autotuner. See you on the air!
As I wrote in my previous post, my TS-930SAT died after the OKOM DX contest. Thanks to my friend Martin, OK1RR I have a new radio – TS590SG.
Last year was very successful in my ham radio career – over 5000 QSO. Unfortunately not everything was good… .
My first contest in this category. Actually, it was not all bands, a few days before the contest, something happened with my sloper antenna for 80M. I used it also for 160M. All band category without two bands :).
That was fast! E6GG expedition was really the best. 2015-09-28 E6GG 17M CW2015-09-28 E6GG 20M CW
Last three days were amazing! The propagation was really good and I made three new countries – E6, T2 and 3D2KM. Especially operators of the E6GG did very good job. Almost no QRM on their freq, no cops and excellent operating. I made QSO in last two days of the expedition. Thank you! Also T2GC expedition has very […]
To celebrate 25 years of the FOC’s in-house magazine FOCUS, the 100th edition of which will be published on 1 January 2015, FOC members will be calling „CQ FOC25.“ Points will be earned, by members and non-members, for working FOC officers, FOCUS editors and any FOC members. A certificate will be issued to everyone who achieves […]
FOC is pleased to present the FOC QSO Party. This event is open to all radio amateurs world-wide. Its aim is to encourage the use of, and excellence in, Morse code. The FOC QSO Party is not a contest but an activity day in memory of Bill Windle, a past Chairman of FOC who was very keen […]
