20150907 3Z0LH(Poland) on 30m CW

20150907 3Z0LH(Poland) on 30m CW

3Z0LH  Poland LIGHTHOUSE ACTIVITY SPECIAL CALL * Szczecin Poland QSL: QSL MANAGER Page managed by SQ1EUG Lookups: 24304

20150907 1738UTC 10250kHz 3Z0LM
Date : 07/Sep/2015 1738UTC
Freq : 10250kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

3Z0LH AWARDS

 

 


Awards info at: http://www.sp1pbw.pl/3Z1lh 1/dyplom.html

Lighthouse activities

8th activity:  31.08-07.09.2015 

   

ARLHS:  POL 066 Brama Torowa 1E/Piastowski Kanal Entrance East

IOTA:  EU 132 (KARSIBOR ISLAND)
SPFF: 269
PGA: SF 01 (for Polish Gmina Award hunters)
WWloc. JO73et
QSL via: SP1DPA (prefered way - bureau)
7th activity:


from 16th of  June to 22nd of June  2014.
Domańce Dolne (Front Range) POL052 53 33’6.9’’N 014 35’56.3’’E JO73hn - 3Z0LH;
Domańce Górne (Rear Range) POL053 53 32’45.7’’N 014 35’58.6’’E JO73hn - 3Z1BLH.
All bands. All modes.
6th activity: 04-11.06.2012 from signal lights of the fairway Szczecin - Swinoujscie
 ARLHS POL 071 (Stepnica Range Front) ARLHS POL 072 (Stepnica Range Rear)
WWloc. JO73gp; SPPA: Z-GL; PGA: GL06.
QSL via SP1PBW (prefered via the bureau).
More info:http://www.sp1pbw.pl/3Z0LH 1/index.html (in polish).

5th activity: 09.08-14.08.2011 and 20.08-21.08.2011 from Inoujscie.
Lights activated:
Ina Range Common Rear ARLHS POL054, Ina Range Southbound Front POL056.
Operators: 3Z1BLH - Slawek, SP1DPA - Waldek, SP1FFC - Wojtek, SP1TMN - Janusz, SQ1EUG - Jacek, SQ1PSA - Janek.
QSL via: SP1PBW.
more info: http://www.sp1pbw.pl/3Z0LH 1/index.html


4th activity: 31.07-10.08.2010 - Chelminek Island: 53,67N 14,53E
SPIA: SZ18 but not valid for IOTA; SPPA: Z-GL; PGA: GL06, grid square: JO73gq; activated ARLHS lights: POL-050 and POL-051.
Operators: DK8RE, DL1CC, SP1DOZ, SP1DPA, SP1EG, SP1FFC, SP1GQW, SQ1EUG, SQ1LZS and SQ1PSA.
QSL via: SP1DPA (prefered way - bureau)
see also: 3Z1BLH, 3Z1CLH.

                                                  
3rd activity: April 30th - May 8th 2009 from CHELMINEK ISLAND.
Loc. JO73gq, for PGA:GL06, for SPPA: (Z)GL,for SP IOTA: SZ-18. Operators: SP1DOZ, DPA, FFC, TMN, SQ1EUG, DK9WE.
                                                   
QSO: 2488
DXCC: 79 ( CW - 58, SSB - 55, RTTY - 16, PSK - 49 )
WAC: 6
Lights activated:
30.04.2009 - 03.05.2009 ARLHS POL050
04.05.2009 ARLHS POL051
05.05.2009 ARLHS POL047
06.05.2009 - 07.05.2009 ARLHS POL046
QSL via SP1TMN, QSL direct need SAE + 1IRC
2nd activity: 17-22.09.2008 from CHELMINEK ISLAND: 17-19.09.2008 CHELMINEK NORTH LIGHT POL 050 (ARLHS number) and 20-22.09.2008 CHELMINEK SOUTH LIGHT POL 051 (ARLHS number). More information about this lights on http://wlol.arlhs.com. Loc. JO73gq, for PGA:GL06, for SPPA: (Z)GL,for SP IOTA: SZ-18. Operators: SP1DOZ, DPA, FFC, TMN, SQ1EUG.
Chelminek (do 1945 niem. Leitholm) - sztuczna wyspa na Zalewie Szczecinskim u ujscia Odry do Zalewu (Roztoka Odrzanska), na polnocny wschod od Trzebiezy. Ma ok. 0,10 km powierzchni i wznosi sie ok. 1,7 m n. p. m. Powstala na mieliznie po roku 1889 z urobku, podczas poglebiania toru wodnego Szczecin-Swinouscie wytyczonego bezposrednio na zachod od wyspy. Jest waznym punktem nawigacyjnym oznaczonym dwoma latarniami swiecacymi swiatlem koloru czerwonego. Na Chelminku znajduja sie: dawny dom latarnika, mala przystan, tory wagonikow waskotorowych.
Chelminek ( to 1945 Leitholm German ) - artificial island in the Szczecin Lagoon at the mouth of the Oder Lagoon ( Glen Oder ), to the north - east of thinning . Is approximately 0.10 km and rises about 1.7 m above sea level on a sandbar formed after the 1889 excavations , while deepening the fairway Szczecin- Swinoujscie outlined, immediately west of the island. Navigation is an important point marked with two lanterns glowing red light . On Chelminek are : former home lighter, a small harbor , narrow gauge track coaches. .
Chelminek (bis 1945 deutsche Leitholm ) - eine kunstliche Insel im Stettiner Haff bis zur Mundung des Stettiner Haff ( Glen Odrzanska ) , im Norden - oestlich der Durchforstung . Ist etwa 0,10 km und erhebt sich etwa 1,7 m ueber dem Meeresspiegel auf einer Sandbank nach dem Jahre 1889 Ausgrabungen gebildet , wahrend die Vertiefung des Fahrwassers Szczecin- Swinoujscie dargelegt, unmittelbar westlich der Insel. Es war ein wichtiger Punkt der Navigation zwei Laternen Licht leuchtend rot . Am Chelminek sind: alte Haus , kleinen Hafen, Schmalspur Coaches.

1st activity: 17-18.08.2007 from POLICE RANGE FRONT POL 069 (ARLHS number) and 19-21.08.2007 from POLICE RANGE REAR POL 070 (ARLHS number). Loc. JO73hn, for PGA: CE04, for SPPA:(Z)CE. Operators: SP1DOZ, DPA, FFC, JW, QW, TMN, WSR,SQ1EUG, WSR.

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20150907 ZA/IK2RLM(Albania) on 20m USB

20150907 ZA/IK2RLM(Albania) on 20m USB

IK2RLM  Italy IVANO GIACCHI TIRANA, AL 1023 Albania QSL: eQSL and LoTW automatic or direct via QSL manager IZ2LSP Email: Use mouse to view.. XML Subscriber Lookups: 20108

20150907 1725UTC 14290kHz ZA/IK2RLM
Date : 07/Sep/2015 1725UTC
Freq : 14290kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

ATTENTION !!

NOW, MY CALLSIGN IS ZA/IK2RLM CLICK TO GO ON MY NEW QRZ PAGE.

IL MIO NOMINATIVO E' ZA/IK2RLM CLICCA PER ANDARE SULLA MIA NUOVA PAGINA DI QRZ.

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20150907 EA8AF(Canary Islands) on 20m CW

20150907 EA8AF(Canary Islands) on 20m CW

EA8AF  Canary Islands FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ GARCIA CORAZON DE JESUS nº7, LA CUESTA LA LAGUNA - TENERIFE - ISLAS CANARIAS, CP 38320 Spain QSL: VIA BUREAU OR DIRECT Email: Use mouse to view.. Ham Member Lookups: 22562

20150907 1709UTC 14016kHz EA8AF
Date : 07/Sep/2015 1709UTC
Freq : 14016kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

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20150907 CT9/DK1AX(Madeira) on 20m CW

20150907 CT9/DK1AX(Madeira) on 20m CW

DK1AX  Germany Klaus-Dieter Graef Eduard-Krauss-Str. 11 71634 Ludwigsburg Germany QSL: DIRECT OR BUREAU - LOTW AND EQSL Email: Use mouse to view.. Ham Member Lookups: 38845

20150907 0646UTC 14007.8kHz CT9/DK1AX
Date : 07/Sep/2015 0646UTC
Freq : 14007.8kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

DXpeditions

NEW ### Aug. 27th - Sept. 10th 2015 - on DXpedition Holiday Style to Madeira CT9/DK1AX - IOTA AF-014 ###
---- Info see CT9/DK1AX at qrz.com ---
### Jan. 24th - Feb. 07th 2015 on DXpedition Holiday Style to Denmark - OZ/DK1AX - IOTA EU125; OZFF-004 ###
### December. 2014 - with 6m I got my 10-Band-DXCC ###
### From March, 11th to March, 16th qrv as ZL/DK1AX from Auckland ###
### Feb. 24th - Mar. 07th 2014 on DXpedition to Tonga - A35AX ###
### Apr. 4th - Apr. 18th 2013 on DXpedition to Samoa - 5W0M ###
### Feb. 3rd - Feb. 17th 2012 on DXpedition to Niue - ZK2C ###
I was qrv from Niue also with my personal call: ZK2CD - this call is valid and ok.
QSL ok - please send one, if you where lucky and had a qso with me :-)
### Feb. 4th - Feb. 17th 2011 on DXpedition to Sao Tome - S9DX ###

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QSL POLICY

WILL ANSWER ALL INCOMING QSLs.
I will not send a QSL out when on incoming QSL I cannot find marked "PSE QSL"
QSLs are ok via bureau or direct to my homecall - adress see up.
For direct requests pse send min. 2 US$ or 1 NEW IRC for all stations to cover the postage.
All other QSLs will be send via bureau!

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REALTIME LOG - last QSOs

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	My name is Klaus-Dieter Graef, DK1AX and I live in Ludwigsburg, Baden Wuerttemberg, Germany.
Member of	Bavarian Contest Club
DOK:	P61, Hohenasperg
LDK:	LB
More info see:	my homepage
Please sign my:	guestbook

See here some pictures from the city of Ludwigsburg, Germany Castle Ludwigsburg	Castle Favorite
Evangelic Church	Friedenskirche "Peace Church" Ludwigsburg
Some infos about me: I got my amateur radio license in March 1982 and my first QSO I ever had was with DD9MZ, Hans in Augsburg on a 70 cm repeater!My second QSO was on 10 GHz with a friend who just completed a home-made-TRX. He was testing his new rig and made a "dx-qso" for a distance of about 1500 m! So I got the opportunity to make a qso too!! What a start in a "DX" career!! My first callsign was DG3MBC. (Whoever reads these lines and got a qsl from me from those times, I search for these old cards! Contact me please.) A year and 4 months later, I passed my CW exam and after 862 QSOs on 2m and 70cm in FM and SSB I got my new call sign DH1MAR . CW and DXing should now became two of my greatest passions. My call sign today is DK1AX My first QSO in CW - being very nervous and with damp fingers, prescribed text and finally a cramp in my fingers - I had a few days after the CW test with G4RKK on 80 m! Thousands should follow! Today, I am the owner of the 10-Band-DXCC award and of course the DXCC in CW (318 confirmed, 318 worked)! The first DX-QSO I had on 9.7.1983 at 28 MHz with 5N0UDB, Udo in Lagos, Nigeria! So began my hunting for DX stations and that still has not stopped until today! During this time I first bought a Kenwood TS 430, I sold it after 2 years and purchased a new ICOM IC 751. I used narrow CW filters, FM module (expecting the open 10-meter band, even to use the repeaters on 29 MHz!) and so on. This transceiver is still in my possession and was in use almost every day! The receiver part of this ICOM was great! Many tests made later, with much more expensive and more modern equipment from different manufacturers could not top this receiver! Open minded for all new things I always had fun with the so-called special modes in amateur radio like packet radio, AMTOR, RTTY and now PSK, HELL, SSTV, OLIVIA etc! Everything is written in my log. By the way, speaking about my log: at the time when I got my license, we had still had to keep a log: containing detailed information about name, location, QSO data, output power and last but not least: signature. Then, I bound these old logbooks all into two books and so I got two really thick - in the truest sense of the word - logbooks. These books stand in my shack and I always enjoy browsing through them. I will continue it this way for the next years as well. With the appearance of the computer, I hade to put thousands of QSOs in a dBase database I made, so I used a homemade logbook for the next years. Later, I used a commercial program Swisslog and today I use HAM-Office, a very good software too! So I am lucky, I have all my QSOs digitally recorded! As far as the time allowed, I made a lot of homebrewed amateur radio stuff. Less transceivers or so but much VHF, UHF and especially short waves antennas. I never had the opportunity, to raise big antennas: I have never owned a beam - only long wire antennas. First a FD4 - windom antenna - than a W3DZZ and later only self-made dipoles for different amateur bands. Today I use a self-made multi band dipole which I feed symmetrically. My motto: better 100 watt into a dipole than 1 kW into a dummy! With these antennas I reached the DXCC in mixed mode and the DXCC in CW!!! And a lot of other awards (see my homepage). Until now, I never had a PA! I made qrm with maximum 100 W. Amazing, it was fine with low power too. Practicing HAM-spirit, a good operating technique, ability and patience always helped me! In the future perhaps I will experience something new: I will try to get familiar with a ACOM 1500. These antennas and this power output gave me until today exactly 318 DXCC entities which I worked, and were confirmed 318 by QSL cards including LotW (in June 2015). My shack For my website I have scanned all my QSL cards of all confirmed DXCC entities and put them online. A comment in this case: it is very disappointing for me, seeing the returning quote of the QSL cards! Especially the DX stations - the very rare stations - you really have to buy every card! Often I have to spend about 5 EUR ? which is about 9 US$ to get a rare card!! I can remember other times! But I have also positive, unforgettable experiences! My best QSO for ever! One day I called in CW on 15m "cq cq". To be honest: I didn't aspect any answer! Who expects an answer with 100 W and an indoor FD4-windom?? But a station was coming back to my call, a little bit quite, but good to copy! The call sign was quick written on paper and I had a great QSO with Juan! Not only faifnainnain tu gl. For the first moment I didn't associate the call HK0ER with a rare station, but after I finish the QSO, I amazed to hear hundreds of stations calling Juan! So I was the lucky first one, then a very big pile up starts - a pile up, where I never had a chance to break it with my equipment! After that, I took a look in the callbook and in my radio amateur's map and found San Andres Island!! I was proud and happy, I had worked this station! By the way, we exchanged QSLs via direct! This QSL is one of the most beautiful and precious for me! What perhaps is important too: from 1993 to 2006 - this is 13 long years - I was QRT! No microphone and no keyer in my hands! Sometimes, the life took the microphone in his own hand and is doing his own qso! But once HAM, HAM for ever! Today I am qrv from 2m, 6m, 10m (if the sunspots are with us) to 160m!! I had the opportunity to operate from: DQ2006P (2006), DC0ASP (2006-2013), DK0ASP (2006-2013), DL2A (2006-2013), DQ4W (2007-BCC, bavarian contest club station), OZ5E (2007 CQWWDX CW), DA0BCC (2008), DL0AO (2008, 2009 CQWWDX SSB and CW), DK0NS/p (2009 IARU Region 1 Fieldday), DP6A (2009 and 2010 WAEDC CW), DR4W (2010-2013), SM/DK1AX and LA/DK1AX in summer hollidays 2009, EA8/DK1AX (2010+2011) with my K1 (qrp, 5 W) from Tenerife, S9DX (Feb. 2011), ZK2C (Feb. 2012), ZK2CD (Feb. 2012), DL2A (DLFF-146 first activation), OE/DK1AX (SOTA OE/TI-178 first activation, july 2012), HB9/DK1AX (SOTA HB/VS-110, august 2012), OE/DK1AX/P (SOTA OE/TI-119, 434, 228 and 373), 5W0M (2013), A35AX (2014), ZL/DK1AX (2014), DL65DARC (2015), OZ/DK1AX (2015), DK65DARC (2015), DL0HN/p .... to be continued! I hope to make a QSO with you! Okay, that's it for now about me. For questions, comments or suggestions or for a sked: please send me a mail or call me on the qrg!! Klaus-Dieter Graef - DK1AX -

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20150906 Today's eQSL -Rwanda-

20150906 Today's eQSL -Rwanda-

9X0ZM  Rwanda Kiyoshi "KIYO" Takagi / JR1IZM,V31IZ,7P8ZM Kigali Rwanda QSL: JO1CRA Page managed by JO1CRA Lookups: 73456

Many thanks Kiyo san Best 73's  ... ; )

20150906 Today's eQSL -Ukraine-

20150906 Today's eQSL -Ukraine-

UT1US  Ukraine Alex Nyevyerov 2a-129, per. Volgo-Donsky, Kiev, 02099 Ukraine QSL: VIA LOTW, EQSL.CC,BUREAU. Email: Use mouse to view.. Ham Member Lookups: 17573

US-N-55(SWL'er)

Many thanks all ... ; )

20150906 7Z1LM(Saudi Arabia) on 20m USB

20150906 7Z1LM(Saudi Arabia) on 20m USB

7Z1LM  Saudi Arabia Sultan Moteb PO Box 150945 riyadh, 11757 Saudi Arabia Email: Use mouse to view.. Ham Member Lookups: 1652

20150906 0503UTC 14269kHz 7Z1LM

Date : 06/Sep/2015 0503UTC
Freq : 14269kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

Lookups 1652 (2704) QRZ Record# 2020483 QRZ Admin 7Z1LM Last Update 2015-06-15 00:01:50 Class A Latitude 25.270000 (25° 16' 11'' N) Longitude 45.873333 (45° 52' 23'' E) Grid Square LL25wg Geo Source User supplied Bearing 290.6° WNW (from JJ5IZX) Distance 5171.7 mi (8323.1 km) Long Path 19685.1 mi (31680.1 km) Sunrise 02:38:57 UTC Sunset 15:11:03 UTC QSL by eQSL? No (e.g. Will this ham QSL with eQSL?) Uses LOTW? No (e.g. Does this ham use ARRL's LOTW ?) Admin For (1) 7Z1LM Other Callsigns Alias Comment 7Z2AE

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20150906 P3F(Cyprus) on 20m USB

20150906 P3F(Cyprus) on 20m USB

P3F  Cyprus P3F Contest Group Pafos Pafos Cyprus QSL: ONLY VIA M0URX Page managed by G3ZEM Lookups: 47500

20150906 0451UTC 14209kHz P3F

Date : 06/Sep/2015 0451UTC
Freq : 14209kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

QSL STRICTLY VIA M0URX
QSL info:
The P3F log is uploaded to LoTW soon after each contest.

If you wish to request a paper QSL, here are your options, in order of preference:

• OQRS:via M0URX- bureau or direct QSLing options are available.
• Direct:via snail-mail - see M0URX
• Via bureau:PLEASE try the OQRS bureau request in preference to sending your QSL via the bureau. Send your card via the bureau only as a last resort.

Benefits of OQRS

OQRS saves time and money!

• you don't have to send your QSL
• when using OQRS to request direct QSLs, you don't have to pay to mail your card to me
• when using OQRS to request bureau QSLs, you save the transit time from you to your local bureau and from there to the incoming bureau PO box and from there to me. There are huge time savings to be had.
• when using OQRS to request bureau QSLs, not only do you save lots of time, but you help to cut down the workload of your local outgoing bureau and the incoming bureau.

There is no reason NOT to use OQRS!

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20150905 5E2E(Morocco) on 20m USB

20150905 5E2E(Morocco) on 20m USB

5E2E  Morocco ARRAM Club Station 274 Rue Rouifia Ben Thabit Aviation SOUISSI 10100 Morocco QSL: Only via EB7DX Email: Use mouse to view.. Page managed by CN8KD Lookups: 14797

20150905 1114UTC 14202kHz 5E2E
Date : 05/Sep/2015 1114UTC
Freq : 14202kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

Special call Special event

We will be actives during 3 periods:

From 30th of July2015  to 02nd of August2015

From 20th of August 2015 to 23th of August 2015

and from 04 th of September 2015 to 30th of September 2015

all contacts outside these periods are not valid

Please no qsl via bureau

QSL Direct: ONLY VIA  EB7DX

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20150905 VP5/KO8SCA(Turks & Caicos Islands) on 20m CW

20150905 VP5/KO8SCA(Turks & Caicos Islands) on 20m CW

KO8SCA  USA ADRIAN C CIUPERCA 1815 215TH STREET APT 4B BAYSIDE, NY 11360 USA Ham Member Lookups: 3719

20150905 1059UTC 14030kHz VP5/KO8SCA
Date : 05/Sep/2015 1059UTC
Freq : 14030kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording


Weak signal..but I can read.. : )

Thank you for looking me up!
I am planning a Holiday Style DXpedition to Turks and Caicos as VP5SCA (callsign used during the "All Asia SSB DX Contest 2015") and VP5/KO8SCA (callsign used outside the contest) on September 3-8, 2015. Equipment K3 and Spyderbeam on SSB & CW. LoTW after the DXpedition.
For VP5SCA and VP5/KO8SCA QSL cards: direct only, to KO8SCA. For outside USA, please include SAE and $2/2 Euro/PayPal. For USA please include SASE only.
I love hunting for DX stations and counting my worked/confirmed DXCC entities! So, if I told you "Thanks for a new one", you should know you made my day!
70 DXCC entities to go!!!!!!
DX Peditions/DX entities hoping to work this year (2015): Navasa Island, Cocos Island, Iran, St Pierre & Miquelon, Dem Rep Congo, Eritrea,  Juan Fernandez Island, Nepal, Spratly Islands, Trindade & Martin Vaz Island, Wake Island, Cocos Keeling, Tuvalu, Chesterfield Island, Equatorial Guinea, Willis Island, Bouvet, Franz Josef Land, Comoros, Iraq.
DX entities I tried but could not work: Botswana, Mount Athos, Buthan and St Peter & St Paul Rocks.
It gets harder and harder to catch new ones!

• 2015: 
  • July 2015: DXCC entities: worked 270, confirmed 263.
  • May 2015: DXCC entities: worked 267, confirmed: 254
  • April 2015: DXCC entities: worked 265, confirmed: 253
  • February 2015: Upgraded my ham radio license to Extra (the highest ham license in US). Became a VE (Volunteer Examiner). QSQ  #1000 with YO8ST. DXCC entities: worked 252, confirmed: 243
  • January 2015: DXCC entities: worked 243, confirmed: 227
• 2014:
  • December 2014: DXCC entities worked: 241, DXCC entities confirmed: 218
  • November 2014: DXCC entities worked: 215, DXCC entities confirmed: 185
  • August 2014:   DXCC entities worked: 146,   DXCC entities confirmed: 93. Proud owner of a new Elecraft K3. It took 1 month of work to assemble (even with no soldering involved)!
  • July 2014: First paper QSL received from PJ7/WA6WXD
  • April 2014: DXCC worked: 8, DXCC confirmed: 0. DXCC #1: first QSO with K2LS
  • March 2014: KO8SCA vanity call was issued to me

Organizations:
I am a member of the following ham radio organizations: ARRL, LIDXA, NCDXF, RSGB, WE2OEM
   
Equipment:

• Main rig: Elecraft K3 with 100W out. Great radio! (http://www.elecraft.com/)
• Begali Magnetic Traveler Light iambic key. The workmanship on this key is amazing! I am truly impressed. (http://www.i2rtf.com/html/traveler_light.html)
• Power supply: ALINCO DM-330MV (http://www.alinco.com/Products/DM330MVE/)

Backup Equipment:

• Backup rig: Yaesu FT-840 with 100W out. Old but works great!
• Backup transmatch: MFJ-929. Small and fast. I could not ask for more.
• Backup CW Electronic Keyer Paddle: MFJ-422D

Base antennas:

• AlphaDelta DX-20: 20M monoband dipole
• W8AMZ ½ Wave 10M monoband dipole

QRV antennas:

• Spyderbeam (http://www.spiderbeam.com/). This is a DXpeditioner's dream antenna.
• Radioworks Carolina Windom 80. Impressive performance on 80M to 10M bands. Too bad it is too large to install it in my apartment!
• Cuschcraft TEN-3: 3 element Yagi, monoband (10M only). A piece of art. Works like a charm!

KO8SCA QSL card:

• If you mail me a QSL to my QRZ.com address you get mine in return 100%. No need for IRC or $$$. But, please include SAE to make it easier for me.
• All QSLs received via the QSL Bureau are confirmed 100% via the QSL Bureau.
• I upload all my QSOs to LoTW so you get the QSO confirmed right away, when you upload yours.
• Sorry, no eQSL.

Callsigns:
I've got my first ham radio license when I turned 16. Callsigns I used in the past: YO8SCA, KC2FQU

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