QSL Information:
Regular Mail: To request a Qsl card please send me a qsl card direct or via the Bureau and I will return a card in the mail ASAP, usually no later than 2-3 days. I currently do not require an S.A.S.E. to return a QSL but if you need a card right away an S.A.S.E would assure a quicker Qsl card return. For international QSL's you may send direct or through the bureau. I will return likewise.
LoTw: My LoTw is finally active. All logs for KJ4I are up to date and I will try to upload them at least once per week but hopefully more often than that as time permits. Currently my uploaded logs for K4EKG only go back to 11/13/2010. As I get time I am planning to convert and upload all non electronic logs going back to 1999 when I first obtained that call. It's just going to take some time since those logs are still on paper. In the meantime see the note below.
I do not use E'qsl or Qrz logbook. Sorry. Regular Mail & LoTw only.
NOTE: If you need a qsl card with my old callsign (K4EKG) you are still in luck as I still have plenty of them in stock. I will continue to mail those cards per request until I run out of stock. I will also confirm with LoTw once I get all the paper logs converted (which might take a while).
Personal Information:
I was first licensed in 1995 at age 15. My first call was KF4DZI, they called me Dizzy, I wonder why? 
Got my General class license in 1998 and obtained the vanity call K4EKG in 1999. Finally upgraded to Extra class in 2011 as time permitted and obtained my current call KJ4I. I operate mostly on the HF bands and rarely on anything above 10 meters. In addition to Ham Radio I am also into Photography which I enjoy very much. It gives me an excuse to get out and about and see places that I might not get to see otherwise.
My home station currently consist of the following equipment plus a few miscellaneous items not listed here:
Yaesu FT-950 & Heil PR40.
MFJ-929 Antenna tuner.
Icom 706mk2g VHF/UHF
Signalink USB and Airlink Express for digital modes.
Mosley TA33jr/warc 10-20 meters.
Imax-2000 vertical 10-17 meters.
Cushcraft TEN-3 10 meter yagi currently configured for 6 meters.
Inverted Vee's for everything 40 meters and below.
Astron RS-50M power supply
Here are a few pictures of my station:
Thats pretty much everything in a nutshell. Hope you enjoyed the pics of my station. It's nothing elaborate but it gets the job done. I try to keep the station pics updated as I tend to do a little re-arranging from time to time.
I can generally be found somewhere on 10 meters in the late afternoons and early evenings yacking with local hams.
There is always an extra element of fun when the band opens up so please feel free to jump in and join the qso.
Take care everyone and maybe i'll catch you on the air sometime.
73
Jason
