W2DWL Callsign on QRZCQ.com

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2024-11-21 09:42:20 UTC

W2DWL

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Dennis Lerro

Swedesboro 08085
United States, NJ

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Call data

Last update:	2023-03-19 15:14:16
Continent:	NA
Views:	509
Main prefix:	K
Class:	General
Federal state:	NJ
US county:	USA
Latitude:	39.7525090
Longitude:	-75.3202900
Locator:	FM29IS
DXCC Zone:	291
ITU Zone:	8
CQ Zone:	5
ULS record:	1168747
Issued:	2000-10-03

Most used bands

20m
(49%)

17m
(20%)

40m
(15%)

10m
(6%)

30m
(4%)

Most used modes

USB
(44%)

CW
(32%)

LSB
(11%)

PSK31
(9%)

SSB
(4%)

QSL data

eQSL QSL:	YES
Bureau QSL:	no
Direct QSL:	YES
LoTW QSL:	YES

Biography

I love running QRP, 5-10 watts, from my mcHF QRP radio and sometimes when conditions call for more power, I get it from my Yaesu Ft 950 or, from my old reliable TenTech Jupiter

I have recently added a Sigma SE HF X-80 end fed ground vertical antenna to my antenna farm, which is proving to be an outstanding antenna; and a home brewed G5RV Jr.

I no longer have he gumption to run an amp, besides can't be bothered with the loading the plate and all that, as I am getting old'er all I want to do is turn on the rig hit the auto tuner and go. Besides it's more of an accomplishment making a contact with 5 to 10 watts and the person you're making contact is running 800 watts. So what I have learned about my shack, less is more, more fun.

73
W2DWL

Worked DXCCs:

DX Code Of Conduct

I 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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