Call data | Last update: | 2026-08-07 13:00:33 | | Continent: | EU | | Views: | 2302 | | Main prefix: | LZ | | Latitude: | 42.8300000 | | Longitude: | 25.0800000 | | DXCC Zone: | 212 | | ITU Zone: | 28 | | CQ Zone: | 20 |
Most used bands 20m
(35%) 30m
(28%) 17m
(16%) 40m
(12%) 80m
(7%) Most used modes CW
(88%) SSB
(13%) FT8
(1%) PSK
(1%) RTTY
(1%) QSL data | Last update: | 2021-07-17 07:48:09 | | eQSL QSL: | YES | | Bureau QSL: | no | | Direct QSL: | no | | LoTW QSL: | no |
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Please call me in the standard way: my callsign, then DE, followed by your callsign. This avoids unnecessary repeats when signals are weak or the band is noisy. Otherwise, I cannot be sure the call is intended for me. Outside of contests and rare DX operations, contest-style single callsigns will not be answered. A proper QSO includes correct RST, QTH, and operator names. The best QSOs are remembered, not counted. Quality always comes before quantity. Equipment, antennas, and local weather information can be exchanged during our QSO.
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