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2026-06-19 03:11:04 UTC

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G0CDB

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John S. May

TQ3 3NU PAIGNTON, DEVON.
England, Devon

EU

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Call data

Last update:	2024-11-03 15:02:49
QTH:	PAIGNTON
Continent:	EU
Views:	403
Main prefix:	G
Class:	A
Federal state:	Devon
Latitude:	50.4409067
Longitude:	-3.5814461
Locator:	IO80FK
IOTA:	EU-005
DXCC Zone:	223
ITU Zone:	27
CQ Zone:	14

Most used bands

2m
(29%)

20m
(22%)

10m
(22%)

40m
(15%)

17m
(6%)

Most used modes

SSB
(39%)

FM
(29%)

USB
(24%)

LSB
(5%)

CW
(3%)

QSL dataUp to date!

Last update:	2026-05-17 23:41:26
eQSL QSL:	YES
Bureau QSL:	no
Direct QSL:	YES
LoTW QSL:	YES

Biography

Welcome to my profile.

I was first licenced in 1984 as G1GEH, then took my morse test at the Longleat rally in 1985 as G0CDB.

As I am a member of the South Devon Radio club, G4SSD from 1982, I took on the job of being their contest manager.

The club took part in many RSGB contests. Winning three CB radio 934 Mhz contests.

Also the local Torbay Amateur Radio Society from 1984.

The qth is a two bed bungalow about 247 feet absl with a good take off out over Torbay.

Best 73 de g0cdb.

Worked DXCCs:

Equipment

Yaesu FT-450at. Yaesu FT-710 field. Yaesu FTM-300D. Icom IC-7000. Yaesu FT-7900. Yaesu FT-70D Yaesu FT-60. Wires-X HRI-200. DMR TYT DM-390. Pi 3b+ dmr gpio hat via Pi-star. Pi-Zero mobile.

IT-100 LDG atu. Kenwood AT-230 atu. Bencher key. Navada 40amp psu.

Antennas:-VHF/UHF Diamond X50, HF Cob Webb 7 band. 7m-10m Doublet. 10M Hotwire in the loft.

Mobile:-Ampro 80, 40 and 20m and a red Firestick 10M. Two 7" magmounts.

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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G0CDB / SDRC

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