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Please call me Rob (Not Myrl).


I received my Technician class and General Class license July, 2011 and received my Extra class license September, 2011.

Wow! I have passed my one year anniversary as a Ham and I'm loving it. I typically work with a YaesuFT-950 and 100 watts out to a 43' vertical S9V or an Alpha Delta DXCC-LB+ dipole. I received my DXCC Dec. 2012 and WAS in January 2013 all via LoTW (no cards)

With the help of a wonderful and quite patient Ham - W8KJ - I have been learning CW and learning the challenges and rewards of working QRP. It's been fun and by the grace of God, I hope to have many more years ahead.

I am working at becoming proficient with code. If we recently had a QSO using CW, thank you for slowing the pace down and giving me a chance to practice!

 

Remember, we are in the 21st century - SUPPORT LOTW and eQSL

OMISS#: 8019 NAQCC#: 6133 SKCC#: 9529

I'm also a proud member of the Butler County Amateur Radio Association (BCARA) in HAMilton, OH and the Queen City Emergency Net - supporting the Cincinnati Chapter of the American Red Cross. This is the best bunch of Ham's you'll find anywhere.

Please visit -WWW.BCARA.NET andhttp://www.qcen.org/

 

I QSL primarily using LOTW and eQSL but will exchange QSL card's.

 

 

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