Hi there, and welcome to my QRZ page! As you can see on the picture at the right I'm not dead yet, in spite of the massive amounts of RF which passed through my body since birth (I built my first transmitter at the age of 8). So far for the 'Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity' myth!
I did think of the text I would like to see on my tombstone though, and, as usual, wasn't able to come up with anything serious.
I don't care much about anything digital related to HAM radio, although I use Echolink on a regular basis. Some good old friends have no antenna anymore, and this is the second best option.
Still with me, but bored to death? Then you might want to visit my blog, located here.
The Shack
I love so-called 'boat anchors'. At this point in time, the oldest rigs are a Yaesu FT-901 (complete line), a Sommerkamp FT-7B/YC-7B combo, and a Yaesu FT-225RD. I do all the maintenance and repairs myself.
Modern transceivers are present too: Kenwood TS-570DG, Yaesu FT-920, Yaesu FT-900CAT, Kenwood TMV-71 and a Yaesu FT-8900R. Most of the time I'm using VHF/UHF handhelds though, as large parts of the day consists of outdoor activities.
Test & Repair Equipment
And here is the most used, hence most important part of the shack. My repair bench features only the basic equipment, and I tried to spend as little money as possible.
At this moment I use a Victor VC-3165 bench counter, a Victor VC-2002 function generator, and an Atten ADS1102CAL 100MHz Digital Storage Oscilloscope.
Some smaller test equipment, such as multimeters, LCR meters, dummyloads and Watt meters make my small repair center reasonably complete.
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Hi Hans, thank you for your note and for the nice QSO also for the compliments , Vy 73 and good DX, Colin DD5CF/G1ZOS
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JA6XZS2012-05-27 04:27:37 UTC
Matasaka san, welcome to QRZ.com!!...73, Kaz
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PY1JJJ2012-05-27 04:19:55 UTC
UM BOM DIA PARA TODOS OS RADIOAMADORES DESSE MUNDO DE DEUS , VENHAM TELEGRAFAR COM COM O PY1JJJ O SOUZA EM 40 METROS OK UM FORTE 73 PARA TODOS
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DJ0AJ2012-05-27 02:32:41 UTC
EVERYONS HAVE NICE weekend vy73 djoaj ekrem
CD4645 de
JA6XZS2012-05-27 02:32:06 UTC
Buenos dias Jaime Alberto, welcome to QRZ.com!!...He is not a SWL but a HAM! 73, Kaz
PY2KW de
KB6FU2012-05-27 01:28:12 UTC
PY2KW, Nelson Pala was a phys. ed. teacher at Avare' C.E.E.N.Cel. Joao Cruz High School. He eventually became the principal and was admired by parents and students. He taught me and other students the first steps of marching band, volleyball and in the art of Ham Radio.
N7UIC de
AE5YD2012-05-27 01:20:52 UTC
Hello. Saw you on QRZ. Saw you are on Echolink. I'm Jim Champion in Richardson, Tx. Thought I'd give a shout out to another 'Champion' AE5YD
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PU5WMA2012-05-27 01:04:18 UTC
visitem www.pu5wma.jimdo.com
PU5WMA de
PU5WMA2012-05-27 01:03:25 UTC
ola boa noite a todos
EA6AZ de
KD6PPM2012-05-27 00:54:06 UTC
Thanks for your patience with jt65 contact Tano. Tony, KD6PPM
W5VGR de
F4GOJ2012-05-27 00:34:39 UTC
Hi Don and thanks for BPSK31 QSO on 17m.
73 from France.
KD0OYR de
KD0OYR2012-05-27 00:13:05 UTC
You'll usually find me @ www.socialhams.net. Drop by and check it out.
KC9URR de
KB1RYT2012-05-27 00:11:29 UTC
From: KB1RYT
Dear Carolyn,
Just received your envelope today (May 26). The envelope did not contain your QSL card. It was sealed, but empty. Could you please send another QSL card.
Thank you. Go IU!!!
73,
Roland, KB1RYT
M1CYI de
M1CYI2012-05-27 00:05:53 UTC
Greetings to you all from the UK 73s and Good DX
EA6AZ de
K2NCC2012-05-26 23:42:35 UTC
TY for JT65 QSO Tano! vy 73, de Frank in Oregon, Washington County
PY2SNR de
PU2STU2012-05-26 22:59:31 UTC
O josé coloca uma foto sua com sua estação.
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DU8WAA2012-05-26 22:58:24 UTC
Hello Federico, Greetings from the Philippines. Nice to meet U on the Web. Hope to hear U soon and Hope U can also visit my qrz page. 73 de DU8WAA loloy
