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My interest in amateur radio started at an early age. During my
early teens, there
was lots of SWL'ing on HF+2m along with learning CW.
Originally intending to take the RAE in 1994,
it wasn't until 2001 that I got my "ticket" after passing what was then
known as the C&G RAE and the Morse test to get the old Class A (now
known as the Advanced/Full) licence... After about a decade of not using CW, I
finally got myself a paddle and am happy to QSO at around 22wpm.
When the weather is good, I like to operate /P with the FT-857 and my
tablet logging application, tabLog.
I typically use a 9m fishing pole to support Inverted-V dipoles for 40m,
20m and 15m. I also have vertical dipoles for the higher bands.
I QSL automatically via eQSL and via the Buro when requested or if a card
is received.
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