Biography
As a passionate telegrapher, I keep the CW tradition alive as an AGCW Member (#3624).
*** QSL Information ***
After successful contacts, I confirm our QSOs electronically via eQSL.
My LDK is ERB.
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Equipment
*** My Transceivers ***
I operate with these three transceivers:
-> The ingenious QRP Labs QMX+
-> The versatile Aerial-51 Sky-SDR
-> The no-frills Faymo FX-9A
At home in my shack, I occasionally boost my QRP transceivers with a small 50-watt amplifier.
*** Operating Modes ***
While I primarily operate in CW, I also enjoy digital modes possible with the QMX+ and Sky-SDR.
*** Antennas ***
Home Station:
My shack features a multiband End-Fed antenna covering all bands from 80 to 10 meters.
Portable Operation:
For portable operations, I deploy various LabShack EndFed antennas:
-> The EFT60 covers five bands (60/40/30/20/10m)
-> The EGA40 enables connections on three bands (40/20/10m) and two more bands with an ATU(17/12m)
-> The EGA30 utilizes the WARC bands (30/17/12m)and two more bands with an ATU (15/10m)
Additionally, I use an HF-P1 vertical antenna for special scenarios.