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Click for more detail... Contact Log: 149 Show Please login to add your Contact... What's this?... *Please sign my contact log above and add comments if you like. Thank you.* *(Thanks to all who have signed already)* I first became interested in Amateur Radio in the '60s and '70s growing up in the shadows of the Don Wallace (SK), W6AM station with its huge antenna farm on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. I only did SWL at that time. I didn't get my Ham license until March 2009 (small detours with school, work, family, etc.), but have always maintained an interest. Thanks to some awesome, new Ham friends (you all know who you are), I am making up for lost time. Thanks to all for being great Elmers to me. Thanks for all the help, suggestions and information on equipment, mobile installs and operating tips. Glad to be part of Amateur Radio and the great Ham community. My interests are Emergency Communications, talking on repeaters, and getting started in DX. Learning the code and looking forward to my first CW QSO as well. Member: ARRL, TCARA, ARES, DARN, SKCC (#5792). 73, Russ, KI6WIR HT: Kenwood TH-F6A VHF/UHF Base/mobile: Kenwood TM-V71A HF Radio: ICOM IC-7600 Antennas: Comet CHA-250b (10m-80m); Diamond V2000A (6m, 2m, 70cm) Enjoy the pictures:
Hamshack dog inspecting the Lake Arrowhead,CA Where's the PTB control? latest delivery for the hamshack.
XYL and cool friend Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill, Bahamas Your signal is K-9, I mean 5-9. Big Bear, CA
Peace and tranquility on vacation Not on vacation California Coast (in northern Michigan) Point Vicente Lighthouse
Kenwood TM-V71A ICOM IC-7600 QSO and TH-F6A
Comet CHA-250b Multiband HF Vertical
I hope you enjoyed the pictures. I enjoy all the new contacts and friendships. 73, Russ, KI6WIR Last modified: Tue Nov 10 16:41:12 2009 Does this page contain inappropriate content? If so, Report this page... |
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