April 6 2017
Thanks very much indeed, for stopping by...

SKØTM - The official swedish Ham Radio station, representing SSA,
Föreningen Sveriges Sändare Amatörer, the Swedish Amateur Radio Society.


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January 11 2017:
I had the great pleasure of having friend Martin A65DC (SA6MIW) as a special guest, together with the enthusiastic SWL/DXer Leif.
We were also honoured with interested visitors from down under, Australia, with surprise couplings to both VK and A6 (as we very often
say: "only in Amateur Radio!".) Liudas LY4I and his family, from Lithuania and others of various nationalities. A very pleasant afternoon
as this Wednesday operator at SK0TM.
THANKS for visiting us!
    
A65DC Martin (SA6MIW)

73/Hans SM0BYD
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February 19 2016:

      
SSA President SM6CNN  Anders/Andy, SM0BYD Hans                       SM6CNN  Anders/Andy,   and SM6ZEM  Hans-Christian 
and SM6ZEM  Hans-Christian                                                               and our SK0TM station manager  SM0UGV  Bengt  

Please visit our new homepage, at:  http://sk0tm.se/     (since July 2014)
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Our 30m tower with a Fritzel FB506DX on top

We are located in The National Museum of Science and Technology (TEKNISKA MUSEET).

You are cordially invited, to come and see us when you´re in Stockholm.
The SKØTM Ham Radio shack will be open Wednesday 5-8 pm local time, when there is an
admission FREE entrance. We are also open Saturday and Sunday, 10 am - 5 pm local time.

Local Time in Sweden means:UTC +1 hour, in the winter and UTC +2 hours in the summer.

The easiest access is by bus line #69 which you can catch at Sergels Torg, across the street from Åhléns department store. Ask for the bus stop
Tekniska Museet at Museiparken.

We are presently 52 operators. We are QRV on HF, on SSB, CW and digital modes like PSK31 and Echolink. We are also QRV on  VHF, UHF and via satellite.

On the low HF bands, due to heavy interference from within the museum and a nearby building, we operate remote instead, at a site east of  Stockholm.
On 6 meters we also use a remote station at locator JO86gr, operated by Stig SM7BKZ.
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From all of us operators at SK0TM

55/73/88

and

CARPE DIEM!

We do hope to see you soon (again), at the museum, as well as down the log!
QSL is 100%, first of all, via the bureau.

Hans SM0BYD