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OZ1OXQ.

Thank you for looking me up.

I was born in 1947, licensed in 1963.

Ex. callsigns:

OY4OO (1970 -1972), when I was radioofficer in NAVAL RADIO Thorshavn (OVL).

OX3OO (1974-1976), when I was radiooficer in Weatherstation DANMARKSHAVN (OXQ), a small WX stn. 12 men, many slededogs in POS 7646N 1846W in North East coast of Greenland.

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Photo (C) John OZ4FZ.

Showing my inverted W3DZZ. The water in background is The Baltic Sea - Eastward.

Photo (C) John OZ4FZ.

In the photo, I am, with FT 450, running DX in CW on 7.014,00 kc/s.

The screen shows DX CLUSTER and DX ATLAS (grey line).

With my 100 watts and inverted W3DZZ, feedpoint up 10 metres, ends up 2.20 metres, I have worked the whole world in 80 metres CW (107 prefixes, including VK and ZL).

In the night, between 16.1.2013 and 17.1.2013 I worked a new prefix in 80 metres, HS0 = HS0ZEE - TNX DON.

In 7 mc/s, I have worked 180 prefixes (11.4.2013), from Antarctic (RI1ANC, RI1ANF and RI1ANR) to Franz Josef Land (RI1FJA).

In 7 mc/s, within 33 days, I worked all prefixes in South America.

From November 2009 until June 2010, I used DRAKE TR7, with that stn. I ran my 2 first DX prefixes in 80 metres CW, VQ9LA and KH2/N2NL.

After DRAKE TR7, I first used FT 450, then FT 450 D, from the autumn of 2012 FT 950, now FT 1000 MARK V FIELD.

Since I started up in November 2009, I have, all bands included, worked 265 prefixes (7.5.2013).

All my qso´s are made by 100 watts and inverted dipole (W3DZZ).

No fancy ant. systems, only my good old dipole (W3DZZ), in 10 mc/s ordinary 1/2 wave dipole - both inverted.

I wish u all, best DX in CW, and good luck.

C U in CW .

No PC involved.

CW F(or) E(ever).

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/ct2gsn#p/a/u/0/QWYDWcLitTg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXKPsRV7uY0&feature=fvst

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