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( The XYL . . . ) |
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( The XYL is now the lovely yet reluctant amateur, KC2NXR ! ) |
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| AA2C-ette throws the Big Switch . . . | |||||
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Station Equipment & Operating Modes |
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| HF - SSB, CW and Digital Modes; UHF - SSB, FM | |||||
| 160m-10m | Yaesu FT-1000MP, Mark-V Field | ||||
| Satellite Operation | Kenwood TS-2000 -or- an Icom 910H | ||||
| 60 & 6 Meters | Kenwood TS-2000 | ||||
| Mobile | HF: Kenwood TS-480HX & Tarheel Model 100; VHF/UHF (FM): Kenwood TM-V708 | ||||
| Echolink Node 4016, dedicated Yaesu FT-2800, 65w on the link | |||||
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Antennas |
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| Tower #1 Yagi's: | |||||
| M2 Systems, KT36XA (6 ele. tribander), Hy-Gain Ham V and DCU-1 | |||||
| M2 Systems, 2MCP22 (22 ele. Circularly Polarized (Satellite, SSB, FM) | |||||
| Cushcraft, 719B (19 ele. on 440 Mhz, SSB) | |||||
| Comet CX-333 VHF-UHF tri-band vertical | |||||
| Tower #2 Yagi's: | |||||
| M2 Systems, 40m3L, 3L. on 40m, M2 OR-2800PDC Rotator and Control | |||||
| Cushcraft, A505S (5L on 6 meters for SSB) | |||||
| Looks like room for one more ! :) | |||||
| Vertical: Hy-Gain AV-18HT "Hy-Tower" 160-80-40-20-15-12-10m | |||||
| Wires: 160 meter Full Wave Loop, a 160 meter Half Wave Windom, and | |||||
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3 switched sloping dipoles on 30m oriented NE, SE and W. |
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| Others: M2 Systems, Egg Beaters for 2m and 432 MHz Satellite, and | |||||
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a venerable Ringo Ranger II dedicated for the Echolink radio |
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QRO Power: Ameritron AL-572 (1300w) |
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Low power digital mode operation has become the passion of late. |
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| QSL
Info: Please QSL Direct or via the Bureau in addition to any LoTW acknowledgement. I am not a big fan of eQSL.cc, even though I am registered there with an AG rating. I upload to LoTW periodically (at the very least monthly) when I am active. Hey, I like computers and cheap, modern electronic communication as much as the next guy, but to me, the best QSL card is still a REAL QSL card! I have always believed that QSL'ing is a time honored ham tradition as important to amateur radio as the need to put out a quality signal, or to amass all your neat station equipment. I reply QSL 100% to all that I receive. If you honor me with your card sent directly to me, I will reply directly through the mail, no SASE necessary. If I receive yours through the Bureau, I will reply through the Bureau. I don't send a QSL to everyone with whom I have QSO's, but if you send me yours, I will reciprocate 100%.
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| The Current QSL Card Page . . . | Visit the Picture Pages link if you like . . . | |
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| Email:
Curt @ this web site
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| Should you have even more time to waste on this nonsense, AA2C may also be found listed on http://www. QRZ.com/AA2C | ||
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