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Licensed since 1981. Former callsigns: PD0LAN (VHF-novice), PE1HVD (VHF-UHF), PA3EFC (full).
Personal ("vanity") callsign PB1TT since 1998.

Since 2001 my QTH is in Voorhout, a village in the west of the Netherlands, near the North Sea coast. In the upper right corner you find the front of my QSL-card, a picture of the tulip fields near Voorhout and the Teylingen castle ruin (12th century).

I'm active in SSB, CW and data modes. Rig is a FT-920 (100 watts).
I always used small antennas: wires and minibeams. From 2002 to 2009 a hexbeam for 10 and 15 meters (HXL-1510 by Traffie).
Since October 2009 a 6-band hexagonal beam (G3TXQ design) by Leo, K4KIO (picture below).

 

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