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Remko

3454 GK De Meern
Netherlands

EU
netherlands
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Call data

Last update:2019-12-22 20:54:32
QTH:De Meern
Continent:EU
Views:196
Main prefix:PA
Class:Novice
Latitude:52.0829670
Longitude:5.0275120
Locator:JO22MB
DXCC Zone:263
ITU Zone:27
CQ Zone:14

QSL data

eQSL QSL:no
Bureau QSL:no
Direct QSL:no
LoTW QSL:no

Biography

Hi, welcome to my page

A bit of history here:
Since the age of 13 a have an interest in scanners, antenna's and (mobile) tranceivers. Listening to scanners was and still is fun. About 25 years ago I started with CB. On the CB I tried several antenna's including the famous K40 mobile antenna. Soon I built an inverted V on the attic and later a GPA on the balcony rail. At that time I installed scanners and CB in my car and BMW motorbike. I used the long version of the DV27 antenna and a 5/8 wave Kathrein antenna for VHF reception on my car to receive the fire department. That worked out quite well.

After a long period of silence (only RX) it was time for me to move on to the next stage and got my N-license in 2017.

Hope make a QSO with you (again) anytime soon

73's Remko
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Equipment

At home: The "all band/all mode" Yeasu FT-991A connected for HF to an End-fed antenna for 10/20/40 meters and for VHF/UHF the Diamond X50 antenna.

Car: Yeasu FT-8800 (with remote display) connected to a VHF/UHF Diamond magnetic antenna.

Hiking: Yeasu VX-2

  

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