LOG SEARCH: (Thanks to Michael, G7VJR!)

QSL info: (new)OQRS (online QSL request system) is now available for VK6DU and (VK9XG via club log) this means you can search my log for your QSO (in the window above) and click 'request QSL' button. You can request a QSL via the Bureau or Direct using a paypal account. Please email me if you need some help.

NB: You may need to log into club log first to complete the request. http://www.clublog.org/

For conventional direct QSL requests please include an SAE + GSs to cover postage. If no postage is supplied I will assume you want a reply by the bureau unless stated on the card. Bureau cards will be handled as soon as able. I will endeavour to answer all requests with a valid QSO. Email me if you have any questions or doubts relating to this. SWL please provide two valid QSOs.

I usually upload my logs to eQSL and LOTW every few weeks, please be patient.

Active mainly HF, CW, SSB, RTTY, PSK31 and some JT65a. Despite my activity on CW these days, I didn't start off that way and was predominantly an SSB op. until 1985 (Christmas Island DXpedition). Since then, I have realised the rewards of knowing the code. I would not have been able to contact PY0S, CY9, VP8/sh or VP8/sg for instance. I would like to encourage any SSB only op. to try CW again, I can guarantee you the effort is well worth it.

When operating I do like to make short QSOs to allow as many station to contact me as possible. This means though that some will miss out. Ialways endeavour do my best to work everyone, not just the strongest stations, please forgive me if I miss your call, I am quite active so you will probably get me next time. I am happy to make skeds, so emailing me is another way of trying to make a QSO.

DXpedition: 1985 (OQRS available via club log)

VK9XG March 27 - April 08 (along with VK6IR Steve/VK9XB). This operation is ARRL accredited for DXCC. Logs still available. QSL via address above.

Hope to hear you on the bands soon, 73.