Hello,

I was first licensed as WN2RQZ/WA2RQZ back in December 1960. I operated from an apartment in Greenwich Village, NYC, NY until 1965. I was then only active organizing 2 college radio clubs until 1971and then let my license expire for 32 years. I took and passed my FCC tests on June 12, 2003 and I am now back on the air, first as KB1KCI then as W1AJT. I have also passed my Canadian license tests and have VE3UTT as my Canadian call sign. My station is remotely operatable from my NC location when not in Canada.  I operate as VE3UTT from:

CQ-Zone 4

Grid FN04wn

I operate both in the US and Canada. In Canada my station consists of an Elecraft K3 to an ACOM-2000A. My antennas are a Optibeam 17-4, a 43 ft. vertical, an 80m/30m dipole, an 80m Inv "V", and an 160m Inv "L" - no receive antennas. I operate on 6 thru 160 meters using SSB, CW, RTTY, PSK31, and JT65 mostly during the warm months and remote from NC.

CQ-Zone 5

Grid EM95mo

I operate from both in the US and Canada. In the US I am in a restricted area. My station consists of an Elecraft K3 to an SPE Expert 1.3K-FA. My antennas are a camouflaged Traffie HexBeam, a fully camouflaged 43 ft. vertical, an 80m Inv "V", and an 160m Inv "L" - no receive antennas. I operate on 6 thru 160 meters using SSB, CW, RTTY, PSK31, and JT65 mostly during the cold months.

I QSL 100% by the same method as received and use LOTW. I look forward to meeting you on the air.

Please Note - If you sent a QSL via the VE QSL Buro I have not received any since late 2015.  If you need a QSL via the buro, please send via my W1AJT call sign and the ARRL QSL buro.

73, Art