UPDATE!!!! My QSL's are waayyyyy behind. If you sent one, you will get a reply card once confirmed. Thank you for your patience. My health is better and I am starting to get caught up!

I am the QSL manager for W7R, Special Event for the Rotary International Convention in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. I am good at the bureau. Please send an SASE if you would like a card for W7R June 2007 contacts. Thanks for working us.

IMPORTANT - If you are looking for a DX QSL for PJ8 --- you are looking in the wrong place. I recieved the N7KG call on 6/4/2002. The previous owner of the call was Craig Maxey, now AH8DX. Please lookup Craig if you need a DXpedition QSL.

So, thanks for looking me up. I am the one holding up the coax. That would be a Field Day picture. I have preferred HF mobile for some time, running an IC 706 and an Outbacker Perth. I used a screwdriver, DK3 to be exact for 2 years. They stink. I understand other screwdrivers are much more reliable. The Outbacker has proved to be very rugged and requires no maintenance. As is the case for most things in life, antennas are all a compromise. I rarely have the desire to change bands. I pick what works and when the bands change I usually need to pull over anyway.

The tower is up. It is a 1967 Triex tubular steel crankup with a 1962 Telrex Band King 6 element tribander and a Telrex chain driven rotor. Thanks for looking me up. If we worked, thanks for the contact. Catch you on the air. 73' from N7KG Brett /ex KC7WRR