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M8WMM

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Martin Fyles

Clitheroe Lancashire
England

EU
england
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Call data

Previous call:2E0VFM
Last update:2025-10-14 17:13:12
Continent:EU
Views:57
Main prefix:G
Latitude:53.8477007
Longitude:-2.3948342
Locator:IO83TU
DXCC Zone:223
ITU Zone:27
CQ Zone:14

QSL dataUp to date!

Last update:2025-05-13 19:31:44
eQSL QSL:no
Bureau QSL:no
Direct QSL:no
LoTW QSL:YES

Biography

Intermediate licence holder, issued March 2021

Following UK's OFCOM, allowing Intermediate Operators to switch their call signs to a shorter M8/M9 call, I took advantage of this and have swapped my Intermediate call from 2E0VFM to M8WMM

Previous Intermediate call sign was 2E0VFM
Foundation Call Sign was M7FKW

My QTH is Clitheroe, NW England (approx 30 miles north of Manchester)

Bands interested in : 40m - 6m + 2m dx
But you will mainly find me on 20m, 15m or 12m
Mode : SSB, or FT8 / FT4




Equipment

Equipment :

QTH : TX is 100w via my Yaesu FTdx10 Transceiver, M-70 condenser mic and SP-30 Speaker, supported by the excellent CatMeter display
Antenna is a 7 band COBWEB at 9m - nothing bigger allowed, due to antenna restrictions typical to many hams in UK Towns & Cities

When mobile : Normally parked on a local hill 600ft+ (200m) above sea level, with 360' view of the horizon. Radio is the new Yaesu FTX-1 Optima which I'm really impressed with, and either my MRQ213 17.5ft (5.33m) telescopic whip, or 9.35ft (2.85m) military whip and VK4KC's Mad Dog 80 Coil, both options tuned for the band in use (depends how windy conditions are..)

If I'm on 10m, or 15m I may also be using my 5/8th wave T2LT's, via a DX Commander pole. I also own a Xiegu G90. Power is from an Ultramax 22ah LiFePO4


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