I operate from various locations so if you are county hunting and only need a specific county please ask me where I am.
Home QTH: Bergen County, NJ
Contesting @K2TTT: Morris County, NJ (2010 CQWW CW, 2011 ARRL DX SSB, CQWW CW, 2012 ARRL DX SSB/CW)
Contesting @W2ZQ: Mercer County, NJ (Deleware Valley Amateur Radio Club)
Contesting @N3BNA: Lancaster County, PA (My good friend Dale)
@WA2UBK: Essex County, NJ (My Elmer/Dad)
If you have worked me and would like to know where I was I recommend you upload you logs to LOTW. The county information is in the details of the contact. I upload all QSO's to LOTW including the correct County/state/country on a very regular basis.
QSL N2WKS, VP2V/N2WKS, and V26S via direct with SASE/Green Stamp or LOTW
QSL M/N2WKS via LOTW
All logs for all calls uploaded to LOTW
Awards:
Triple Play Award#369, DXCC Mixed # 34,332, 5Band DXCC #6381, DXCC Challenge Award
Station:
Icom 756pro with inrad roofing filter, Amp Supply LK500-ZC
Antennas:
3 Element Steppir with 30/40 meter Loop Installed 5/8/2012
Previous Setup:
10/15/20: Cushcraft A4S,
40/17/12: KLM Linear Loaded Rotatable 40m Dipole
80: TLR DX Special (ARRL Antenna book),
160: K2KQ Double L
DXpeditions
V26S Antigua 2002 ARRL DX SSB4th place MM non US/VE
VP2V/N2WKS 2001 from Tortola (guest op at VP2VE)
VP2V/N2WKS 2002 WAEDC from Virgin Guorda #4 North America
M/N2WKS 2008 ARRL DX SSB 1st Place SOAB(A) HP England
M/N2WKS 2008 CQWW CW 4th Place SOAB(A) HP England
Intrests
I am proud Member of the Frankford Radio Club and participate in the CQWW and ARRL DX contests. I am also working on 9 band DXCC (8 confirmed so far) and trying to achieve the 1500 level of the DXCC Challenge. (confirmed 3/2012 time to go visit HQ)
Asside from Amateur Radio I spend much of my free time Cycling throughout NY and NJ including my daily commute across the George Washington Bridge.
In the past I have had the pleasure and privilege to Sail the beautiful waters of the Long Island Sound, Lower NY Harbor, NJ Coast, and the Virgin Islands in various sailboats and catamerans ranging from 23 feet to 48 feet in length. I hope once my children are older I can share this experience with them.
73, Zev N2WKS Go FRC!!
Log search for my operations as VP2V/N2WKS and V26S at http://www.qsl.net/n2wks
