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AMATEUR RADIO SINCE 1978.

EX - XE2JNE,4B2SOL,XF4IAB,4A2FN,4B1PAZ,XF1SI,XF1G,XF1M,XF1F

AND RADIO MARITIME MOBILE CALL SINGS.

XCTI BUQUE/MOTOR, AVE DE TAITHI, 1965-1966.

XCDA B/M DON LORENZO, 1966-1967.

XCCM B/M COLIMA 1967-1969.

XCSN B/M SANTA TERESA, 1969.

XCMA B/M MORELIA II, 1970.

XCLP FBT LA PAZ, 1974.

La Paz., Baja California Sur, México. Mayo 2012.

N & F

My career in telecommunications began in 1966 as a communications officer in the Mexican National Merchant Marines. That same year I developed the desire to become a ham radio operator and I began to practice from the ships that I served on. In 1968 I obtained my commercial radio telephone license number 1112 from the SCT (Secretary of Communications and Transportation). I functioned as a marine radio operator with the ships; XCTI B/M Bird of Tahiti I, XCDA B/M Don Lorenzo, XCCM B/M Colima, XCCM B/M Cementos California V, XCSN B/M Santa Teresa, XCMA B/M Morelia II and XCLP FBT/ La Paz.-

In 1978 I obtained the call sign XE2-JNE certificate number 3548 and in 2006 the SCT granted me the call sign XE2-I as a result of the SCT-COFETEL competition for the first contact with “9V1YC” of Singapore.

I have also participated in many ham radio expeditions to islands. The following represents the main ones; Whale Island, Revillagigedo Island/XF4IAB, San Ignacio Island/XF1SI and Guadalupe Island/XF1G, but the most extraordinary one was located in the Pacific Ocean N 29°11´ by W 118°16´ as was authorized by IOTA England.

In 1990 I obtained the ADJ/CW/Japan and in 1991 was the Mexican national first place station in the CQ WPX CW World Contest as 4A2FN (special station designator) with 348,672 points (See CQ Magazine 5/92). In 1992 I was the Mexican national first place station in the CQ WPX CW World Contest with 708,500 points (See CQ Magazine 5/93). In 1993 first place with 1,033,155 points (See CQ Magazine 5/94). In 1995, I earned the WAXE/CW certificate, and the Mexico/CW Diploma and the 6Z6/CW certificate and in 1996 the WAS/CW/USA certificate. In 1998, 2000 and 2001 I was the Mexican National Champion in the CW competition of the Federation of Experimental Radio Organization.

Annually I offer support and advice to the SCT and the Baja California Sur state government in times of national disasters such as hurricanes. In addition, I also advise the federal and state governments on matters relating to radio, television, rural telecommunications and satellite services

"I PUT THIS SPACE FOR THE WORLD TO SEE, A SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO NOEMÍ BRISEÑO DUEÑAS, MY GUIDE AND STIMULUS IN THE FIELD OF TELE-COMMUNICATIONS.

I am 66 years old and enjoy retirement as a federal employee of the SCT where I began in 1970 as a radio operator in the International Maritime Division. In 2003 I concluded my carrier with the SCT as the sub-director of Communications & Technology Development.

I spend some of my free time in my house in the desert 15 miles outside of the city of La Paz, I take walks along the waterfront of La Paz, I listen to music, spend time with my friends and, of course, I am “on the air” in my radio room.

“TO LIVE A LIFE FOR OTHERS IS A LIFE WORTHWHILE TO BE LIVED”

José Félix Núñez Enciso

XE2 - I