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PH0NO   Netherlands
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Hello fellow ham!
Nice to have met you / hope to meet you (again)!
I am working portable regularly.
If you hear me working /P, do check out the pictures below
to get an idea of what my set up looks like.
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QSL-ing
- I will QSL via the bureau + eQSL + LOTW unless you specify otherwise.
- I appreciate cards and will reply directly to all cards I receive directly (no need for contribution).
- If we have QSLed before I will not send another card unless you request one (I will still confirm via eQSL and LOTW).
- This QSL policy is also applicable to my /P operations.
Short bio
- I started out on 11m (27.555 etc.) in the eighties working stations around the globe
- Got my ham novice license (PD0RLH) in 1994 and worked some local stations on 2m FM
- Inactive from 1995 - 2010
- Started (again) on HF in July 2010 - on 10, 20 and 40m
- Upgraded to full license in June 2011
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Activities
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I have activated 35 PAFF (Dutch flora and fauna) areas and three FFF (French Flora and Fauna) areas - 20 of the areas were previously unactivated
PAFF-002, 005, 006, 013, 014, 016, 018, 019, 030, 031, 032, 033, 034, 035, 036, 039, 040, 041, 042, 044, 046, 047, 050, 051, 053, 055, 056, 058, 060, 061, 062, 065, 067, 069 and FFF-034, 049, 081
Check out the Dutch Flora and Fauna (PAFF) website for more info
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I have activated eight castles so far: PA-00042, 110, 114, 130, 742, 1487, 1793 and F-05272 (all previously unactivated)
Check out the Dutch WCA / Castles on the Air (COTA-PA) website for more info
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You can find more info about my activities on: http://www.ph0no.net/p/ph0no-activities.html
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Setup
Below is my typical portable, mobile and home setup:
| Ventenna dipole on alu mast at 8-9m |
HyEndFed wire, vertically on 12m rod |
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Sirio 4-el 10m beam |
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AlexLoop 7-30Mhz
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DX-UHV mobile antenna
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Portable 6 band HexBeam by Folding Antennas
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QTH: End fed sloping from attic window into the garden
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Stuph
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Home |
Portable |
Mobile |
| Rig |
IC-756 Pro III |
FT-857d, FT-817nd (5w) |
FT-857d |
| Antenna |
HyEndFed end fed wire antenna (various bands), usually sloping from the house into the garden (see picture 8)
Ventenna dipole (various bands), in the attic
AlexLoop Walkham small magnetic loop (7-30Mhz), in the attic
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Ventenna dipole (various bands), on a aluminum push up mast (see picture 1)
HyEndFed end fed wire antenna (various bands), usually vertical using a Spieth mast or a tree branch (see picture 2&3)
AlexLoop Walkham small magnetic loop (7-30Mhz), favourite when on foot / by bicycle (see picture 5)
Portable Hexbeam by Folding Antennas on a aluminum push up mast (see picture 7)
Sirio 27-4 4 element 10m yagi on aluminum push up mast (see picture 4)
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DX-UHV mobile antenna, magnet mounted (see picture 6) |
Contact map
(star = digital, dot = phone, colour indicates band)
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