I started in Amateur Radio back on 1966 when I got my first call PY7VNY.
Later on I changed it to PT7WA. Since my first days I was interested in DX.
Having only a 25 watts AM/CW station I found CW was the only way to work
long distance stations so I became a CW man. I made some upgrade and finally
obtained my first SSB transceiver in 1968. I have worked all DXCC countries
but on CW I need one more: N.KOREA. In 1999 I became a IOTA entusiastic and
now I have over 900 islands confirmed. I have operated from
SA-23 (as PT7FX) , SA-046 and SA-080. Besides my own operations I am the
manager for all dx-peditions made by PT7AA/PS7KM, PT7BZ,PT7NK, PY2XB and
PY8AZT as well for PT7AG and ZY7C. See http://pt7wa.fordx.org for the list
and online logs. When QSLing via the Bureau be sure to write "VIA PT7WA" so
the Central Bureau will send it to the right place. Except for PY2XB/PY0F and
VP5/PY2XB there will be no LOTW and E-QSL uploadings


Good DXing to all