Licensed in 1965 and now retired from a long working life servicing all types of radio communication equipment.
I'm mostly QRV on the HF bands with SSB and many digital modes.

My station:
On HF: Kenwood TS-950SDX and Expert 1K-FA PA.The antennas are a Butternut 10 band vertical, a 3 elem. 10-15-20m beam and a 80m / 40m dipole.A Kenwood TS-850S is installed as a second transceiver which also uses the Expert 1K-FA PA.
AHeil Pro headset with theHC-4 microphone improves the intelligence of my voice tenfold.
For 6m I use a Kenwood TS-60 all mode transceiver and a vertical antenna.
On 2m and 70cm: I'm using an Icom IC-910 dual band all mode transceiver. My antenna for 2m is a 8 elem cross yagi and on 70 cm a 19 elem. yagi.
On digital modes I'm using a PC with the following programs:
DX-Lab, HRD, JT65-HF, Fldigi, Multipsk, MMSSTV, WSJT9, fdmdv and the multimode TNCs SCS PTC-IIpro (pactor plus packet) and Kantronics KAM Plus (packet plus CW).

When using the JT-modes I'm running barefoot with max. 50 W into the vertical.

All parts of my HAM stationis are controlled individually, but I can also have my computer control the whole station. The SW core is the DX-Lab suite of programs, which are very useful both during the daily work and when working a contest. All information is a mouse-click away, if not served for me immediately. And because DX-Lab can interface to all the popular HAM radio programs, no matter what mode I use, I have maximum support from the suite.

Paper QSLs are very much appreciated (they can be used for awards) and all QSOs are confirmed with a QSL card. In addition I often upload all QSOs to e-QSL and LotW. So QSO confirmations are waiting for you in Cyberspace and if missed, they will come to you via old fasion paper (Gutenberg did not live in vain).
I reply to all SWL QSL as soon as possible.

I'm collecting old radio literature, both books and magazines. Everything about radio technique and tubes; the older the better. You can read more about my collection on my web page http://oz6gh.byethost33.com. I have been told that McAfee complains about my web-page. Probably it's because I have documents in DJVU format on the web-page, because it is old fasion HTML with a little java-script.

Since 1962 I have been a member of the Danish amateur radio organization 'EDR' and for many years member of the local HAM radio club in Roskilde, a famous field-day club.