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First licensed in 2000 was involved with  the 911 WTC disaster with work and Amateur radio.

I never thought I would be this active in Amateur radio. I guess it all started when I was 10 years old I saw a radio that looked cool in a second hand store. I remember telling my Dad about it. He said what are going to do with it . I didn't know all I knew was that it looked cool a lot  of knobs and a big meter in the center.

It was a  hammarlund HQ-170 Big grey and full of tubes that glowed a cool color and heated up the space where we set it up quite well. I was amazed at what I heard even with the smallest hunk of wire I could hear stuff. So I got my dad to help me and we put about 200 feet off wire in the trees, WOW what a difference.

 

That was it I was hooked

I operate mobile and also from the shack a

I can be heard on the Trans Continental Early Bird Net 3.940.00  4:30AM EST from the mobile M-FRI

I am a OMISS Member 6197 and also a TEN-TEN Member 75130

Member of the ARRL

Proud Member of THE GREAT SOUTH BAY AMATUER RADIO CLUB

Please check out our web site www.gsbarc.org look for our special event listings we do a lot of operating  and always have fun while doing it.

QSL  LOTW or direct You send one and will send one back to you I buy a stamp and you buy a stamp

we will share the cost.

Hope to see you on the Air and on the waterfall

73

W2HCB

 

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