Thanks for taking the time to have a look at my QRZ page.

I got my category A, (full), licence in November 2011 and am mostly interested in HF/6m DX but I also have a lot of fun with satellites on 2m and 70cm. Although I have 2 amplifiers, I prefer to work QRP on SSB trying to stay around 100mW as often as possible. CW is a work in progress as I just cant find the time to practice!

My QTH is on the south west coast of Denmark, just 2km from the sea and only 4 meters above sea level. As the land is flat all around, my antennas have a view of the horizon in all directions. Locator is JO44IX

My working conditions are a Yaesu FTdx 9000 D hooked up to a Yaesu VL-1000 amplifier and a UK Amp Pioneer. A Kenwood TS-2000, a Flex 5000A and a Yaesu FT-817.

My antennas are an Optibeam OB9-5 and an Optibeam OB1-40mounted on an 18 meter tower with a Diamond V-2000 vertical colinearfor 6m. I use a 9 element crossed yagi for 2m satellite work and a19 element crossed yagi for 70cm, an Icom AH-7000 discone for VHF/UHF reception and a Ciro Mazzoni 2meter vertical loop for 80-20m. Also a Radioworks Carolina Windom 160.

I prefer to QSL via the Danish bureau, the address is: EDR, Klokkestøbervej 11, 5230, Odense M, Denmark.

I will reply direct to any QSL's sent by SWL's. No S.A.E. money or I.R.C.s needed,SINPO reports prefered.Sorry to say I do not send eQSLs, but I will confirm any eQSLs sent to me at e-qsl.cc. I no longer have my home adddress posted on QRZ.com but the area given under my callsign at the top of the page has been used to mail direct and it works, but maybe not every time!

I am a member of the Danish Short Wave Club International, Experimenterende Danske Radioamatører, AMSAT and The Radio Society of Great Britain.

I also participate in the Worked All Britain awards scheme and my book number is 19371.

Best 73s!

Ps, The photos below are more than a year old and not how my shack looks now, I hope to update the photos of my QTH as soon as possible.