http://wi4l.tripod.com

The 10 meter beacon WI4L/B is in operation on 28.274 using my favorite homebrew wire vertical (tripole). Photo above is the beacon runnng 24/7 transmitting with a Kenwood TS-520 and MFJ Grandmaster Memory Keyer. From midnight to mid day low power 10 watts and longer delay. Afternoon to midnight 20 watts and shorter delay.

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I have been a ham since 1980. WI4L is not a vanity call. It was issued in 1982.

Simple station: 706MKIIG, TS-520S, and Ameritron AL-811. Antennas are a homebrew wire Windom for 6-160, 10 Meter wire vertical, and a G5RV. When portable or camping, I mostly use the G5RV. For two meters an 11 element beam. Sometimes mobile on a Yaesu 7800 or HTX-10

I enjoy working satellites while mobile or with a HT. http://southcars.com/main/ (7.251) is one of my favorites!  http://geratol.net/ (3.668) in the winter on 75 Meters mostly on the weekends will confirm Georgia for you. 40 meters is my favorite band with 10 meters(ten-ten) a close second. The 145.230 Dalton Amateur Radio Club, N4DMX 444.850, and ALL the N4BZJ repeaters used for local communications. Ragchew, AM, FM, CW(SKCC is my favorite), SSB, PSK-31, and SSTV. Echolink is an option even on the iphone. The newest addition is DSTAR...And now PACKET(145.790) using the PK-232MBX(thanks to N4JGW for helping an old ham with new/old equipment).

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"73" David, Wi4L...-.-