CO8NMN Callsign on QRZCQ.com

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2023-10-05 03:26:40 UTC

CO8NMN

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Noel Matos Sardina

90100 Santiago de Cuba
Cuba

APRS Info • eQSL Info • PSK Info • ClubLog • Contests • D-STAR • DMR

Call data

Last update:	2020-11-25 14:45:20
QTH:	Santiago de Cuba
Continent:	NA
Views:	801
Main prefix:	CM
Class:	A
Latitude:	19.9798160
Longitude:	-75.8590710
Locator:	FK29BX
IOTA:	NA-015
DXCC Zone:	70
ITU Zone:	11
CQ Zone:	8

Most used bands

40m
(43%)

20m
(28%)

15m
(18%)

80m
(6%)

10m
(6%)

Most used modes

CW
(60%)

FT8
(18%)

RTTY
(12%)

SSB
(12%)

MFSK
(1%)

QSL dataUp to date!

Last update:	2022-10-10 14:32:31
eQSL QSL:	YES
Bureau QSL:	no
Direct QSL:	no
LoTW QSL:	YES
Extra QSL Info:	Always via LoTW plus any other way

Biography

Ham Radio since Feb-2015 my first call sign was CL8NMN (Class C) got my class B ticket in Feb-2016 (CM8NMN) I am just starting in 2020 with my class A (CO8NMN), I am CW lover and contesting fan, enjoy repair and rebuild radios and build antennas. Other hobbies, Parapente free fly, Skydiving and Scuba diving, 52 years old, retired, working now by my self like a private Taxidriver.

Worked DXCCs:

Equipment

My Station setup its very Simple I am using a old FT-747GX home recovered and wire dipoles antennas for each Band, all installed at about 6 meters high in horizontal position, Home brew interface for Digital modes and a Russian electronic key for CW operation.

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.

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