QRV in the Maldives until July 31. 

Local QRM permitting, I'm likely to be found on 17m (around 18.145MHz) between about 6:00UTC and 13:00UTC, and 20m (around 14.190MHz) from 13:00UTC to 18:00UTC after which I might be found on 40m (usually around 7.185MHz). If you want RARE contacts, according to Club Log you should target my 40m SSB sessions.

QSL info: Logs will be uploaded to LoTW, eQSL and qrz.com at the end of my holiday, I'll try and upload to Club Log every day so people can see if they are in the log (check the last upload date). If you'd like a paper QSL card through the bureau, please send me a card via my normal callsign G4PWO after checking that you're actually in the log using the below log search.

Update: you can also request a card directly by sending a self-addressed envelope big enough for a standard QSL card plus $2, £2 or €2 to: Phil Anderson, 16A Orde Hall Street, London WC1N 3JW, United Kingdom.

Cards will be sent out later in the year once I know how many I need to get printed.

Equipment here is very simple - Elecraft KX2 with an Expert 1.3K-FA linear amplifier, antenna is a 40' mast which can support 1/2 wave end-fed verticals for 15, 17 and 20m and a 0.275 wave vertical with short radials for 40m. It's situated right next to the sea to benefit from the (approx 10dB) advantage the salt water gives (more info on that on my main QRZ page). The beach is facing west for easy access to Europe and hopefully some contacts from the Americas too.