If your reading this page, chances are I just finished talking to you on the air.  I have an average station which consists of an Icom IC-756 pro2, an old Amp Supply amplifier running a single 3-500Z that puts out about 800 watts, maybe a little more power on a good day!  For my antenna, I'm using either a W9INN designed 160, 80, and 40 meter wire dipole at about 40 high.  Or a Mosley TA-33 tri-band antenna mounted on a 40 foot tower for the other bands.  The Mosley was given to me by a good friend, Mike WB8MMR and its been up less than a year now and I have now earned my DXCC award with it.  Thanks Mike!

Oh yes, I do have a few other radios in my collection.  The other rig that I enjoy using is my Drake C-Line and I also have a Heathkit SB-104A too.  I do try to keep a listen on our local repeater which is on 145.23 mHz.  Or you can connect to it thru the internet at www.Ecohlink.org  using node 45217.

If you are hearing my 10 meter beacon, its been on the air since June 14, 2005. I did have a few bugs to work out at first but its now operating 24 hours a day. Currently the frequency is 28.207 MHz and I would like to hear from those who can receive it. The transmitter is running 5 watts into a 10 meter Ringo which is mounted on the roof of my house which is located just south of Columbus, Ohio. 39.881999 -83.088351 Grid: EM89kv

If you should hear my weak signal, I would appreciate receiving your reception report or comments. You may either email me or send your QSL in the mail and I will respond with my own spiffy QSL. I would like to receive actual QSLs from those reporting so I can hang them on the wall near the transmitter.

Thanks and hope to talk to you on the air again very soon!

Greg W8NGA