My main interest in ham radio is contesting. I have been doing it since the late 1980's. I am one who has a competitive nature and radio contesting has provided me with yet another way to satisfy the need for competition.

Contesting generates many, many qsl card requests. It is impossible for me to keep up with it all. If you want a qsl card you can do it via mail. I appreciate sase's a great deal. You can also visit http://www.eqsl.cc and get an electronic, printable qsl card from me. All you need to do is enter the qso information and I will answer it as soon as possible. Please be sure to supply the correct date, time in UTC, band and mode.  I have a very busy schedule so I do not answer qsl requests with any regularity but I do try to set aside some time to do them once or twice each yearly quarter.  Please be patient.

If you are reading this because you worked me (probably in a contest)......thank you very much for the qso. It is the people such as you that dial the bands and give out the qsos that makes this fun for all of us.

As of June 2009 the NX5M qth (land and home) is for sale.  The towers, antennas and connecting cables are not included in the sale.