Call data Last update: | 2016-04-12 08:05:12 | Continent: | EU | Views: | 1834 | Main prefix: | EI | Latitude: | 51.7008640 | Longitude: | -8.7488940 | Locator: | IO51PQ | DXCC Zone: | 245 | ITU Zone: | 27 | CQ Zone: | 14 |
QSL data Last update: | 2016-04-12 08:01:58 | eQSL QSL: | no | Bureau QSL: | no | Direct QSL: | YES | LoTW QSL: | no | Extra QSL Info: | Please do not put stamp on your Self Addressed Envelope. (2 U.S Dollars covers cost of postage) |
| Biography Hi fellow radio hams! Just a short paragraph about myself. Im 51yrs old (born May 1964), I am licenced since 1989 when I passed the radio theory exam and was issued my present class'A' callsign in 1990 after passing the morse code test (12 wpm). I am also the holder of an M.F Maritime radio licence issued in 1998. I monitor locally 145.450mhz and 433.450mhz (both on FM) and also the local voice repeaters (mostly IRLP nodes 5883 and 5355). On HF I normally operate on 28.450mhz and 24.963mhz. . I am a member of the Tipperary Amatuer Radio Group (T.A.R.G), (for more club information visit www.ei7trg.ie ) and I regularly contribute to a local net with club members on 2 metres and 4 metres (70.2625mhz and 70.375mhz) FM. When not in the shack or near a radio, I operate on Echolink (Node 817975).
My radio station photograph which is attached consists of the following:- (1) HF:- Kenwood TS480HX, Yaesu FT707, FC707 atu, FP707 psu, FV707 external vfo, Yaesu FC107 atu, Turner Plus 3B mic and a HK707 straight morse code key. (2 )VHF 145mhz:- Kenwood TM241E and a Yaesu FT221R with a YM33 mic.(3 )4M-70mhz:- Philips PRM80 and Motorola MC Micro. (4) UHF-433mhz:-Yaesu FT8100R. Also in the shack picture are two marine VHF radios, to monitor marine channels CH16 and CH67 respectively. If you require a QSL please send directly and include a Self Addressed Envelope with appropriate cost of postage (please do not attach a stamp on the SAE as its not accepted here). I also reply to all QSLs sent via bureau (NO eQSLs).
While ham radio is my main hobby, I really enjoy watching most of the competitive sports. Gaelic Hurling and Gaelic Football as well as Soccer are among my favourites. When not on the radio I really enjoy following the teams I have supported since childhood.
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So thats it for now ,thank you for reading this, take care...73.
De EI2HI Op Hugh.
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