NOTE: Please do NOT send me any eQSLs.!!!

By personal choice I do NOT subscribe to ANY sort of eQSL service---neither do I subscribe to LotW. I'm an old-fashioned dinosaur in that I STILL prefer the look and the feel of "real hardcopy" QSL cards, both in my hands, as well as on my shack wall. Sorry, but that's the way it's been here for 41 years now, & that's the way it will continue to be for the NEXT 41 years.!!! Hi Hi

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I was first licensed in 1971, at the tender young age of 19.

My station at that time was 100% homebrewed, with the singular exception of a 3rd hand Hallicrafters S-77A receiver. The tradition of homebrewing still continues here, as I've now built---from scratch---three complete Ham stations.

Presently, my primary interest revolves around 160-meter CW DX'ing, although I enjoy vintage Ham radio, "rolling my own", AM fone, antennas, etc. etc. etc.!

I've also had articles published in QST, two pieces in CQ, as well as innumerable write-ups in The Oldtimer's Bulletin, The AWA Journal, Electric Radio, and The Canadian Amateur.

~73!~ de Eddy VE3CUI - VE3XZ

My homebrew 1929-style 12-tube superheterodyne receiver, using nothing but 224s, 227s, 245s, & a 280---and yes, it works as good as it looks!