W7OO
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WILLIAM B EVERETT
PO BOX 3487 REDMOND, WA 98073 USA [+] Mailing label | ||
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20140519 2239UTC 21008kHz W7OO
Date : 19/May/2014 2239UTC
Freq : 21014.5kHz CW
Rig : ICOM IC-7200(200Hz)
ANT : LOOP(For 20m..Not enough Gain)
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My given first name is William but in life and on the air I go by Bill.
I have been a licensed ham since 1961.
I am primarily interested in working DX on 160 through 6 meters. I prefer to operate CW but also can be found on RTTY and SSB.
This is my current equipment list (the stuff I'm actually using):
For me the final satisfaction from a QSO is exchanging paper QSLs. I try to send a QSL to every DX station the first time I have the pleasure of working them. That usually means the card will come via the buro. I collect QSLs. I would very much appreciate having a paper QSL card from you.
I QSL direct for new countries (329 of 340 confirmed).
Since an E-QSL does not count for awards and I can't hang it on the wall I do not use E-QSL. Please do not send a card that way.
I love the paddle that is pictured below. It is the best one I have ever used by far. It was made in Russia. Their model number is CT 599MX. As I am writing this it is $149.00. I have no connection to their company other than I am a very happy user. Here is a link to their web site: http://www.ur5cdx.com/index.php?currency=USD&language=en
I have my newest QSLs printed by UX5UO http://www.ux5uoqsl.com/index.php?lang=en&page=products . It has full color pictures on both sides. I just (April 1, 2014) received a shipment of 3000 cards. They cost me $239.00 including the shipping to the US. It took 10 days from my payment for the cards to receiving them. The quality is fantastic as you will see if you work me and receive a card. As with the paddle I have no connection with this company other than being a happy customer.
There have been two Grid Squares associated with my call. The good one is CN97ap. The bad one is CN87. I have a PO box in Redmond, WA that is used for all my mail and then a physical address where I live and where my station is located. Since my license was mailed to me at the Redmond address everyone picked up the CN87 grid square. My home and station are located in grid square CN97ap. When I was first licensed years ago I did not care about grid squares and therefore never checked to see that mine was correct. Now that I am on 6-meters I suddenly care. I have corrected the problem when I know about it and can change it.
I look forward to future QSOs with you.
73,
Bill
I have been a licensed ham since 1961.
I am primarily interested in working DX on 160 through 6 meters. I prefer to operate CW but also can be found on RTTY and SSB.
This is my current equipment list (the stuff I'm actually using):
- IC-7800
- IC-PW1 amplifier
- Steppir DB-36 beam
- Orion rotator
- 80 feet of Rohn 55
- Green Heron rotator controller
- 160 meter full size dipole at 75 feet
- Heil HM-12 microphone
For me the final satisfaction from a QSO is exchanging paper QSLs. I try to send a QSL to every DX station the first time I have the pleasure of working them. That usually means the card will come via the buro. I collect QSLs. I would very much appreciate having a paper QSL card from you.
I QSL direct for new countries (329 of 340 confirmed).
Since an E-QSL does not count for awards and I can't hang it on the wall I do not use E-QSL. Please do not send a card that way.
I love the paddle that is pictured below. It is the best one I have ever used by far. It was made in Russia. Their model number is CT 599MX. As I am writing this it is $149.00. I have no connection to their company other than I am a very happy user. Here is a link to their web site: http://www.ur5cdx.com/index.php?currency=USD&language=en
I have my newest QSLs printed by UX5UO http://www.ux5uoqsl.com/index.php?lang=en&page=products . It has full color pictures on both sides. I just (April 1, 2014) received a shipment of 3000 cards. They cost me $239.00 including the shipping to the US. It took 10 days from my payment for the cards to receiving them. The quality is fantastic as you will see if you work me and receive a card. As with the paddle I have no connection with this company other than being a happy customer.
There have been two Grid Squares associated with my call. The good one is CN97ap. The bad one is CN87. I have a PO box in Redmond, WA that is used for all my mail and then a physical address where I live and where my station is located. Since my license was mailed to me at the Redmond address everyone picked up the CN87 grid square. My home and station are located in grid square CN97ap. When I was first licensed years ago I did not care about grid squares and therefore never checked to see that mine was correct. Now that I am on 6-meters I suddenly care. I have corrected the problem when I know about it and can change it.
I look forward to future QSOs with you.
73,
Bill
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