Call data | Last update: | 2024-02-27 07:59:59 | | Continent: | AS | | Views: | 232 | | Main prefix: | JA | | Latitude: | 36.3541667 | | Longitude: | 138.2916667 | | Locator: | PM96DI | | IOTA: | AS-007 | | DXCC Zone: | 339 | | ITU Zone: | 45 | | CQ Zone: | 25 |
Most used bands 20m
(51%) 15m
(31%) 17m
(14%) 30m
(3%) 40m
(2%) Most used modes FT8
(95%) FT4
(6%) QSL dataUp to date! | Last update: | 2023-11-12 08:07:30 | | eQSL QSL: | YES | | Bureau QSL: | YES | | Direct QSL: | YES | | LoTW QSL: | YES |
| Biography Since 1974, the amateur radio station JR2KDA has been opened. Participated in the Australian Boy Scout Jumboree in 1976 and I was involved in the operation of VK3BSA/P, printed at that time.
JOURNAL OF THE WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA, vol.45, no.3, p.13&15, 1977
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-AUSTRALIA/IDX/Amateur-Radio/70s/Amateur-Radio-AU-197767.pdf
However, the number of on-air conditions gradually decreased, and the radio station license expired around 1985. Currently, JR2KDA has been redistributed to someone else and is not my callsign.
I have lived in MountainView, California at 1998-99 and Manoa, Oahu Hawaii at 2007-08 in the USA. At that time, I did not on the air (as an amateur radio operator), but it would be miss if there was a station nearby from where I lived.
After that, I decided to restart with the new call sign JJ0UZR at 2018. Currently, I'm on the air in HF band for digital mode FT8. My current station is a ICOM IC7300(100W) with a longwire antenna(BB6W, 5m High) and a handmade graundplane antenna(6m High) and ICOM IC705(10W) for operates as a mobile station.
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