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My introduction to radio communications was during my 4 year enlistment in the U.S. Army from '91-'95 as a radio operator and a signal systems support specialist using HF SSB, VHF FM and UHF Sat Comms.

16 years later in 2011, after starting a career and a family, i decided to get my Ham license. I enjoy working dx and stateside rag chews on 40m - 10m depending on conditions. 20m & 17m are my two favorite band lately.

My station consists of a Yaesu FT-950, Ameritron AL-82 and a Palstar AT2K manual tuner.

Antennas - a doublet antenna for 40m and a two band fan dipole in an inverted V configuration for 20/17m.

The fish in the picture is called a Jack Crevalle and i estimate it to weight 20-25 lbs.

 

 

Operating position

 

New 3-500z plate caps for improved heat dissipation.

 

Enjoying a day at the beach. 14/5/13

 

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