JJ5IZX !!: 2I0WGM(Northern Ireland) on 40m BPSK31

Saturday, December 15, 2012

2I0WGM(Northern Ireland) on 40m BPSK31

2I0WGM(Northern Ireland) on 40m BPSK31


2I0WGM Northern Ireland Graeme McCusker 41 The Granary, Waringstown, Craigavon, Co Armagh BT66 7TG Northern Ireland [+] Mailing label
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20121214 1712UTC 7035.3kHz 2I0WHM
Date : 14/Dec/2012 1712UTC
Freq : 7035.3kHz PSK31(about at 1050Hz)
Rig : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : GP
PC recording

Now recording is wide.

You can see many station..
exsample MI4/UA4/E57..any more...

Many thanks for visiting my QRZ page.

Previous callsign was MI6WGM.

I have been a SWL for many years, but, due to continuous overseas travel with work, was never static long enough to gain my licence.

Now I am located permanently again in the UK, I have the opportunity to enjoy radio and my other hobbies of mountain walking, camping, orienteering, motorcycling and boating. I also get a chance to combine several of these together, and have recently started SOTA activating.

My teenage children join me quite often but mostly with activities which don't require expending too much energy, so they mostly only join me when motorcycling and boating! My Beagle dog, however, is always happy to spend time outdoors, including boating, so he is my most constant outdoor companion !

I am a member of The Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society(# 4168). http://www.rsars.org.uk

I am also a member of Mid-Ulster Amateur Radio Club.http://www.muarc.com

GQRP # - 13856

EPC # - 19283

DMC # - 05769

BARTG#- 8890

For outdoor work I use either an Icom IC-7000 or a Yaesu FT-817 for SOTA activations, and a variety of homebrew / made VHF and HF antennas; experimenting and making antennas being another interest.

In the shack I mostly use an Icom IC-9100. I also have a Yaesu FT-847 and am planning to start working satellites soon (although I've said this for some time now!). Antennas at home are a Carolina Windom 80 Special, a 10-20m Cobwebb and a Comet GP3 for VHF/UHF.

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