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I have been started with ham radio since 1965 in radioclub OK1KRI. I got a special license for young people between 15-18age OL1AED. All equipment (RX, TX, ANT) was home brew based on tubes.
Later, in 1976, I got my second license OK1DMP and first equipment was old military CW TRX on 80m running 3W. After some practice I have built monoband TRX for 20m with output power of 900mW and started serious QRP work. My best DX with that equipment and dipole was ZL .
In 90-s I used TS-130V and continued QRP work mostly on CW and worked 200+ DXCC CW with power of 1W and less using 2 element 5 band quad (20-10m) and loop for 40m.
I have purchased FT-817 mostly for portable work and for my second QTH in Giant mountains where I use corner dipole 2x 27m erected on trees (see picture here).

Since 2009 I have been usind Elecraft K3 with 5W for all modes and have worked about 250+ DXCC using QRP only. My preferred modes are CW, PSK and JT65. In 2012 I have received 5-band QRP DXCC (#3 from ARCI) and 7-band WAC (#2 from ARCI). 

I am also co-founder of OK-QRP-C #006.

Except QRP on HF I am interesting in satellite communication using FT-736R for 2m/70cm. I work via both linear and FM amateur satellites with home brew Yagi antenas, AZ-EL system made from modified TV rotors and home brew control via RS232 interface.

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