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G0KLD

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CHARLIE WREN

SK141qx HYDE
England

EU
england
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Call data

Last update:2016-09-02 14:34:21
QTH:HYDE, CHESHIRE
Continent:EU
Views:496
Main prefix:G
Class:A
Latitude:53.4380000
Longitude:-2.0410000
Locator:IO83XK
DXCC Zone:223
ITU Zone:27
CQ Zone:14

Most used bands

20m
(74%)
40m
(11%)
17m
(8%)
15m
(4%)
10m
(3%)

Most used modes

PSK31
(43%)
JT65A
(33%)
USB
(11%)
LSB
(9%)
PSK63
(5%)

QSL data

Last update:2016-09-02 13:19:18
eQSL QSL:YES
Bureau QSL:no
Direct QSL:no
LoTW QSL:YES
Extra QSL Info:Also log QSO's on QRZ.com

Biography

I have been playing about with CB radio's since the 1970s, and was first licenced in 1985 under the callsign G1SMO.

I then passed my morse test a year later to gain my A licence, and my current callsign. Due to my then hectic life, I found that I didn't have enough time for radio, so I sold up and became QRT.

I returned to the hobby in 2013 after a 25 year absence, after my mate John (G0DTX) gave me a gift of a Beofeng dual-band handie-talkie to play around with.

I refused it at first, telling him that the interest wasn't there anymore............However, it didn't take long before the bug was back, and I was many ££s poorer, and back enjoying the hobby again.

​All thanks to John, and his cheap Chinese handie, and also to John (M0CSN) for his help in sourcing the majority of my new toys and antennas.

I am really happy to have been bitten by the radio bug again, and being able to hook-up with some old friends, and also some new ones, (Although I am doing more listening than talking at the moment)

As well as playing around the HF Bands, I am usually found Monitoring GB3PZ Repeater on 430.900, and MB6DF Dstar Node on 144.850.

I hope to catch you on air sometime!

I will Confirm all QSOs
via QRZ.COM and Hrdlog.net

73s for now.........Charlie


Worked DXCCs:

Equipment

My station

Yaesu FT-1000MP MK-V



Icom IC 7100 for Digital HF



DV-RPTR V3 for DSTAR Reflector access.



Kenwood TM-V71E Dual band rig for 2m and 70cm.



Anytone 588 for 4m



Yaesu FT-707 (First HF rig before I was licenced)



Icom E880 for Mobile Dstar


Icom ID51E Handie



ANTENNA'S

For HF, a Long wire, Ciro Mazzoni Baby Loop, MA5B Minibeam, and a Vertical for 10 Metres.

Dual Band Collinear for VHF/UHF

Vertical for 4 Metres

DX Code Of Conduct

dx code of conduct small logoI support the "DX Code Of Conduct" to help to work with each other and not each against the others on the bands.

Other images

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