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MJ/PA1AW will be part of Jersey 2013 DXpedition in juni 2013.

More details at www.cqfriends.com/mj2013


 

The radiobug bit me on the age of 12 being a boy-scout participating in the Jamboree on the Air, talking to other scouts all over the world by radio. Soon I started to seriously SWL listening. At first on a lended Kenwood R300 but soon I was hooked and I bought my first own receiver and there was no way back.

I am licensed since 1980, started on 2m FM with my novice license (PD0LGF) and soon VHF DX became my main interest. I became PE1JUP (VHF license) and finally in 1984 I passed the morse exam and became PA3DMH. About that same time I got married and moved to another QTH where I could not operate VHF and the focus moved to HF DXing. Today I am still very interested in VHF DX but unfortunately this is limited by my current QTH. Over the years my callsign changed to PC1A and now PA1AW

DX-ing, no matter what band, is the favorite part of this hobby for me. I think I can say I am a skilled CW,RTTY andSSB operator. This is also the order in which I favor the different modes. I love to work BIG pile-ups, but also can spend hourslistening for thatlow signal on VHF or Low Bands.

Operating @ PI4COMSince 1984 I am occupied with contesting also. Iam one of the founding members of the local contestgroup PI4COMand most of the years I also was active in this group as contestmanger and Secretary General. In this role I am also one of the leading operators of PA6HQ.

Although my private situation limited my option to operate at the other end of the pile-up I was active as LX/PA3DMH, SV9/PA1AW, SP/PA1AW, UX/PA1AW, HB0/PA1AW and MJ/PA1AW. I am sure this list will grow over the next few years. .

I hope to meet you in the pile-up.

 

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