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Anton Nieuwerth

6229 UITENHAGE
South Africa

AF
south africa
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Call data

Last update:2014-04-30 08:43:03
QTH:Uitenhage- near Port - Elizabeth, South Africa
Continent:AF
Views:136
Main prefix:ZS
Class:zs - unrestricted.
Latitude:-33.7773259
Longitude:25.4048573
Locator:KF26QF
DXCC Zone:462
ITU Zone:57
CQ Zone:38

QSL data

Last update:2014-03-24 05:53:43
eQSL QSL:YES
Bureau QSL:YES
Direct QSL:YES
LoTW QSL:YES

Biography

Hello my name is Anton Nieuwerth.
Call sign ZS2ANT.

I am a (Lotw) Logbook of the World user from the ARRL.

I have an unrestricted class licence.(ZS)
I have also completed my Worked all ZS Award. (WAZS).

I am a radio ham operator since October 2007 ( First call sign: ZR2AN ) and enjoy the hobby very much.

I live in a town by the name of Uitenhage that is part of Nelson Mandela Bay, 30 kilometers in land from the coastal city of Port - Elizabeth , in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa.

My grid locator is: kf26qf.

I am also a antique radio operator, and are a member of the AntiqueWireless Assosiation of SA. ( ZS0AWA ) and have an antique radio that i operate.

I am also active on the "IRLP" node system on the Port - Elizabeth node.
Node number 6552.

I am mainly active on the 20 meter band for dx.Freq (14.140 Mhz- 14.230 Mhz.) USB.

My local ham club is the Port - Elizabeth Amateur radio society (PEARS).

PLEASE QSL ON : LoTW ( Logbook of the World).

Or electronic qsl card at www.qrz.com or to my EQSL BOX on www.eqsl.net
My private e-mail addres is: anton.nieuwerth@gmail.com

Thank you for your qso, I hope to meet you on the air again.

73's

de ZS2ANT.
Anton.



Equipment

The radio is a Yaesu FT200 Valve set, and a Yaesu YD844 desktop microphone.

I also use a Kenwood TK-80 HF radio for DX purposes running barefoot at 100 Watts, with a Kenwood PS-30 powersupply and a Kenwood MC-60 desktop microphone.

I use mainly inverted -Vee antenna systems for the 80m, 40m, and 20 meter bands, mounted on a 8 meter high mast pole.

On 10 meter band I use a 4 element LFA Yagi.

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.
  

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