QSL 100% via LOTW and to all QSL cards received.

I was first licensed in 1967 at the age of 16 with the call of WN3IIA. I started dxing as a novice and continue the hunt for new ones. Awards are 8 Band DXCC,RTTY DXCC,CW DXCC, 160 Meter WAS, DX HONOR ROLL (347 Confirmed). Most of my operating is on CW and RTTY.

The station consists of a Yaesu FT-1000MP Mark V, Yaesu FT-450D, and a Yaesu FT-767 purchased new in 1985, Rockmite QRPp 20 meter transceiver(about a half watt), an Ameritron AL-1200 amplifier and an Ameritron ATR-30 Antenna Tuner. The contest logging program is Writelog.

Antenna for 10,12,15,17,20 and 30 meters is a Force 12 C3 beam at 30 feet

Antenna for 40 is an inverted V

Antenna for 160 is an inverted L

Antenna for 80 is the 160 meter inverted L using an antenna tuner

Converted a Midland CB radio Model 77-882 to use as a 10 meter beacon transmitter. The beacon frequency is 28284.80. The output power is 4 watts to a Antron 99 18 foot vertical antenna. The ID'er is an ID-O-MATIC from Ham Gadgets (N0XAS).

Bench testing the converted CB radio and the ID-O-MATIC before putting into operation.

Converted Midland CB used for a Beacon transmitter. Output is 4 watts to an Antron 99 eighteen foot CB vertical.