I QSL 100% via eQSL and LOTW

Paper Direct or by Bureau.

QRZ.com information is correct.

My current station consists of:

FT-767GX transceiver (100W SSB, 35W digital modes)

HF: 102' dipole at 20' height, fed with balanced line

JPS NIR-12 Noise reducer LDG AT-100Pro autotuner and 4:1 balun

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If you work me using digital modes, more than likely I am using fldigi running on Linux.

For more information about fldigi, visit W1HKJ's web site - http://www.w1hkj.com/.

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I grew up around ham radio, with memories of my father WA2WGY calling "CQ, CQ, CQ" in the shack. After studying sprodically for more than 40 years, when it became clear that the code requirement was likely to be dropped, I made the extra effort and passed all four elements in one testing session while there were still four to pass.

Other hams in the family are:

My father: WA2WGY

My sons: KJ4AYG, KJ4AYF, and N1CKC

My Brother: N2NLY

To help learn Morse code, I wrote some software to create morse code podcasts. I've created a web site http://www.morseresource.com that hosts podcasts of daily quotes in rates from 5-30 WPM. I hope they're useful to others.

I hope to QSO with you soon.