Hello,

Thanks for looking me up.

Curently using 12el M2 for 144MHz, a  dualband yagi on 8m boom for 6m (8el) and 4m (8el)and an 21el tonna for 70cm.

For HF: Optibeam OB12-6spec . modified for operation on 30(instead of 40m)to 10m, rotary dipole for 40m .

On 80m using an inverted-L...the 160m inverted-L is only 10m vertical and about 30m horizontal

4 RX flags 5x10m for 160-80-40 and 30m

Rig is a K3 with amplifier on HF and 6m, and transverters for 70-144-432MHz

160m DXCC #2029

Due to the number of QSO's I make, I decide to answer all incoming bureau cards, instead of sending out a card for every QSO. If I receive a bureau card I will check if we worked on other bands in the mean time, and add them on the card too.

If you wish to QSL-direct, please don't forget to send an self adressed envelope and sufficient return postage. Normally 2 green stamps(2$) should be enough.

Cards received without return postage or cards received with IRC will be answered via the bureau.

Please NOT IRC's!! It is very difficult for me to change them at our postoffice.

sending IRC's is about the same as sending no return postage; they are worthless for me as I can NOT exchange them!!!!!

QSL  received via bureau  = answered via bureau

QSL direct + $2  and Self Adressed Enveloppe =  answered via direct

QSL direct with no $ or with IRC = answered via bureau

 

At the moment I am not using e-QSL or similair. I prefer the good old PAPER card!

Glad to work you, and see you on other bands

73

Dick, PA4VHF

 

WWFF/PAFF operations

I recently start first activeties with QRP/low power portable operation from PAFF areas, mainly in CW under PA4VHF/p.

Normally activety will be mentioned very shortly before start with PAFF reference mentioned, and operation will be limited to one or two hours only, so keep an eye on the cluster.

All equipement, including batteries and antennas are light weight....back to basic....

PAFF QSL: not yet ready, but I will make a nice paper qsl. NO eqsl or LOTW!