Call data | Last update: | 2022-03-01 23:26:19 | | QTH: | Lydney, Gloucestershire, GL15 5GB | | Continent: | EU | | Views: | 149 | | Main prefix: | G | | Latitude: | 51.7198730 | | Longitude: | -2.5193950 | | Locator: | IO81RR | | DXCC Zone: | 223 | | ITU Zone: | 27 | | CQ Zone: | 14 |
Most used bands 40m
(63%) 20m
(18%) 30m
(7%) 15m
(6%) 80m
(5%) Most used modes CW
(100%) SSB
(1%) LSB
(1%) QSL data | Last update: | 2021-03-08 17:47:43 | | eQSL QSL: | no | | Bureau QSL: | no | | Direct QSL: | no | | LoTW QSL: | no |
| Biography Licenced since December 1981
My first station was a KW Vespa MK II transmitter and a Heathkit amateur band receiver, I had an Eddystone EC10 communication receiver for receiving top band. It was all very different in those days.
I got the QRP and CW bug when I acquired a Heathkit HW7 transceiver
I have had a long break from amateur radio and, now that I am retired, I am getting back into the hobby.
My station now is an Icom IC-7300. I use only CW.
I am now concentrating on getting my morse back up to speed. There is so much available these day to help with learning the code. Back in 1980 all I had was a Datong Morse tutor and listening to slow Morse from RAF Locking and other stations. No home computers, laptops and tablets in those days.
RSGB, FISTS #12595, SKCC #21844
Worked DXCCs: Equipment Icon IC-7300 |
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