QSL Information:

NOT A MEMBER OF THE QSL BURO SYSTEM.  DX: PLEASE SEND A SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE WITH $1; Airmail postage is now $1.15.  NO IRCs, cannot be used in USA after 1/1/2014.  STATESIDE: Self Addressed Stamped Envelope

Antenna(s) I use: homebrew wire antennas of different designs. 

Former callsigns and operator: VP2V/ WA2VUY, HI3/WA2VUY, HI8/WA2VUY, J8/WA2VUY (qsl W2EN), J80WW (qsl W2EN), TK/WA2VUY, HB9/WA2VUY, IL3/WA2VUY, I3/WA2VUY, T70A, 4U1UN, 4L2FS (Leningrad 1990), VE9/WA2VUY

#1 DXCC Honor Roll (all DXCC countries worked and confirmed), SSB and Mixed.

10 Meter DXCC certificate #16, more than 340 countries confirmed 10M.

My primary hobbies are road cycling and DXing.

My town as seen from the sky from a drone (the entire township  has a total area of 44.771 square miles (115.957 km²) :

Long Valley By Air from Randy Hemmel on Vimeo.

Long Valley By Air from Randy Hemmel on Vimeo.

 

Photo below, left to right: JY1 King Hussein qsl card, #1 Honor Roll DXCC plaque for SSB and Mixed, New Jersey automobile license plate with my callsign, All Oblast Award-SSB from USSR (basic 100 oblast certifciate, 150 oblast and All Oblast endorsements):

 

DXCC #1 Honor Roll, Phone and Mixed:

 

 

All Oblast Endorsement:

 

 

QSL from JY1 King Hussein:

 

During 1966-1967 I was stationed at a very, very, small communications base (tropo/vhf/uhf) on the Thailand/Laos border named the WARIN RADIO SITE (U.S. Army), photo:

 

Would very much like to hear from anyone that was stationed at Warin or from AET, the U.S. Army HF station in Tehran, Iran, where I was stationed next on a TDY assignment in 4Q/1967.

I went to the U.S Army Signal School at Fort Monmouth, NJ before deployment overseas.