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PD3WMA

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Walter Mulders

1312WD Almere
Netherlands, Flevoland

EU
netherlands
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Call data

Previous call:PA11370
Last update:2026-09-19 06:23:00
QTH:Near Amsterdam
Continent:EU
Views:1795
Main prefix:PA
Federal state:Flevoland
Latitude:52.3684103
Longitude:5.1788506
Locator:JO22OI
DXCC Zone:263
ITU Zone:27
CQ Zone:14

Most used bands

20m
(47%)
40m
(39%)
10m
(15%)
2m
(1%)
70cm
(1%)

Most used modes

FT8
(72%)
FT4
(22%)
SSB
(4%)
USB
(2%)
MFSK
(2%)

QSL dataUp to date!

Last update:2026-09-19 06:23:32
eQSL QSL:YES
Bureau QSL:YES
Direct QSL:no
LoTW QSL:YES
Extra QSL Info:Dutch QSL Bureau - Postbus 330 - 6800 AH Arnhem - The Netherlands

Biography

About Me – PD3WMA, Walter

My radio journey began around the age of 14, when I discovered the exciting world of 11-meter radio. At 18, I moved on to Shortwave Listening (SWL), exploring the fascinating world of radio communications.

In my mid-twenties, life took a different turn. Marriage, work, and everyday responsibilities gradually put the hobby on hold.

But the radio spirit never really left me!

In 2019, I officially joined the Dutch VRZA as an SWL member and rediscovered my passion for radio. I started listening again, exploring the amazing world of SDR (Software Defined Radio), and eventually returned to my roots on the 11-meter band.

On 11 meters, you can find me as 19RF883, proudly representing the Dutch Romeo Foxtrot DX (RFDX) group.

A major milestone came on March 15, 2022, when I successfully passed my Novice amateur radio examination and officially became a licensed radio amateur. A big thank you to the Romeo Foxtrot group and the DX association for their excellent course and support!

Today, I enjoy exploring the many fascinating aspects of amateur radio, experimenting with different bands and modes, with a particular passion for digital communications.

For me, amateur radio is all about discovery, learning, making new contacts, and connecting with fellow radio enthusiasts around the world.

Thanks for stopping by my page. I hope to meet you on the bands!

73 and best DX,

Walter – PD3WMA
Almere, The Netherlands

Worked DXCCs:

Equipment

Yaesu FT 710 AESS
Yaesu FT 991 A
Anytone AT 878 UV Plus DMR
Quansheng K5 (8)
SDR Sharp with RTL SDR V3
Moonraker Luna VHF / UHF and Airban ( RX )
President Himalaya 1/2 Wave antenna 10/11 meter band
Sigma XP HF 360 XP Vertical
End Fed Wire Antenna 1/2 wave multiband 10,20 and 40 meter
Discone 1300 Antenna for RX scanner and TX on 2 meter and 70 cm.



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