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EA5GVH Peter Zoller Calle Piscis 32, puerta 139 Orihuela Costa 03189 Alicante, Spain Lookups:   3447 Ham Member
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QRZ Record: 1546883 Login to manage/edit Lookups: 3447 (3476) Mailing Label... QRZ Admin: ea5gvh Last Update: 2009-03-31 06:11:55 Grid Square: IM97pw Born: 1954 Web Page: http://www.df7dq.de QSL Info: PAPER-QSL (BUERO, DIRECT) AND EQSL Admin For: (2) EA5GVH P40PZ

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Overview to the Mediterranean Sea	Relaxing	Costa Blanca Coast

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From January, 12. till 28. 2009 I was on the beautiful Island of Aruba for vacation. Callsign P40PZ DXCC P4, IOTA SA-036 QSL via EA5GVH, look at www.qrz.com During this holiday I have made more than 800 QSOs from 160m to 15m in SSB and digital modes. If I have you in the log, thanks for the contact..... Peter, EA5GVH

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Other Callsigns: DF7DQ, NT7D

Take a look on my website: www.df7dq.de

I'am from Germany.

When I was about 13 years old (1967) I built my first radio on a wooden kitchen board to listen local BC-stations.

After a long period of SWL, in 1979 I passed the test for the highest german licence class and got the call DF7DQ.

I started with a Kenwood TS-130S and a vertical groundplane antenna. Fortunately I have broken into a big sunspot activity and worked lots of rare countries on 15 and 10 meters for my DXCC award.

I spent 6 month in Reno/Nevada during my study and took the test for an US call sign. I was already back to Germany when I received the license paper with the callsign NT7D.

I discovered RTTY and SSTV with computers help. Even some RS12 QSOs are to find in my log.

Now, I'am living in sunny Spain with my family. Bought a modern radio TS-2000 and still using a vertical and still are fascinated about amateur radio.

Prefered modes today: SSB, CW, RTTY, PSK, SSTV, JT65.

Hope to hear you on the band. Peter, EA5GVH

For more info take a look on my website: www.df7dq.de

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