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[KD0CAC John]

Posted since I been here

[KC9FJE]

My username is my call so no hiding that one haha
12 years as a ham, nearly 1.5 as an Extra class. Mostly a digital mode operator (heavily favoring JT65 and WSPR) I tend to dabble more with guitar effects/amps than RF though in my free time but enjoy working with both. I'm currently working security overseas while knocking out my BSEE so I can make the jump to the electronics design field.

With any luck I'll get my YI call and get back on the air, until then I'm stuck to operating remotes.

[borjam]

EA2EKH here.

Exam passed in 1989, applied for call sign a year ago (long story).

Anyway, finally!

[NF6X]

NF6X here. I play with old military radios, and I am active in the West Coast Military Radio Collectors Group. In fact, I'll be running our weekly AM net on 3985 at 19:00 PST tonight if I can get my big T-368C transmitter working again. I had it apart to deal with an issue of arcing on voice peaks, and I did something in the process that messed up the modulator plate current. Fun with high voltage and 60 year old wiring!

[cadamei]

I started a EE degree after finishing high school, but I dropped it a year later. Now 7 years on and I'm trying to tech myself what I didn't finish.

My current dilemma is choosing between an oscilloscope and an SDR.

See you all around.
cad

[Dave Atom]

G6FFB here, not been active for a while but licence is still current

[Kohanbash]

KB3RMP. Mostly local VHF/UHF in Pittsburgh, PA

[AF6LJ]

NF6X here. I play with old military radios, and I am active in the West Coast Military Radio Collectors Group. In fact, I'll be running our weekly AM net on 3985 at 19:00 PST tonight if I can get my big T-368C transmitter working again. I had it apart to deal with an issue of arcing on voice peaks, and I did something in the process that messed up the modulator plate current. Fun with high voltage and 60 year old wiring!

Oh Dear; good luck getting that beast back on the air.

[Nickolaos]

Greetings from Greece.SV6RDF.I am a post graduate electronics engineering student from Greece

[F6DEX]

Hello from F6DEX Laurent

[ytterligare]

I3APR here in jn55mk, from Verona, Italy 

[kayaks]

WL7CG in Valdez, Alaska. Ops mostly HF digital modes.

[ArdRhi]

NG3P here, near Valley Forge.

When I saw a 2x1 with my initials was available, I grabbed it!

[JStevensAB9JS]

"73"
   John AB9JS

[Johncanfield]

QRZ..

John, WB5THT in central Texas. First licensed in 1964 as WN4UUQ, Novice class. Back then a Novice class license was good for 12 or 24 months, I forgot. Instead of learning code I had a Heathkit 2er (2 meter five watt AM transceiver) and just chatted locally. Back into the hobby about 1977 as WN5THT then WB5THT. I've been an Extra class (with 20 WPM code) since about 1994.

Currently active on JT65 using an Elecraft K3s. Since my first "real" transceiver after moving past Novice class was a Kenwood TS-520, I also have one in my station as well as a Kenwood TS-830. For 75 meter nets I use an Acom 1000 amplifier (1000 watts output.)

73 de John WB5THT

[tkuhmone]

hi,

OH7HMS here, from southern Finland. Can also use OF-prefix at call in 2017, as 100th independence year at Finland :-)

Got my license at 1998 when was on the end phase of my telecomm engineering studies. Currently setting up a remote station to central Finland. There is less radio pollution on the air and more places to put antennas for HF bands. I have tested there FT-817ND, but more powerful rig is on the list. I think 50...100W will be sufficient next step on power output. It could be SDR radio, maybe from Flexradio...

Until couple of years ago I mainly used equipment (radios, antennas and test equipment, see link) on the local hamradio club. Currently belong to a new club, there is still possiblity to have contacts and some tweaking & RF measurements with electronics :-)
http://tinyurl.com/jndeanh

[Luap2]

WL7XQ  Anchorage,Alaska

[kgharibyan]

EK7PP

Armenia

73 !


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[jopie]

PG4I from the Netherlands, since 1976 (former callsigns PA3ABA and PA4TU). Mostly CW and contesting below 30 MHz. And homebuilding of course...

[cprobertson1]

MM6XKC from Irvine, Scotland: active since November 2016 - will hopefully have an intermediate license in a month or two!

Primarily VHF-FM with occasional VHF-USB, UHF-FM and UHF-USB: will be live on from March 2017 onwards

Main Rig: Yaesu FT-991
Main antenna: Diamond X-50N Collinear (2m/70cm)
Secondary antenna: G5RV 1/2 size
Tuner: MFJ-939Y

Portable Rig: Baofeng UV-5R
Main antenna: 38cm whip
Secondary antenna: backpack mounted 90cm loaded whip for QRP work
Tertiary Antenna: 10cm Rubber Ducky or 3cm Stub antenna

[W2NAP]

not on radio much, if I do any HF it is 99.9999999999% jt65/9

[W9GFO]

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                               |       `._    `.    \
                               `._________`-.   `.   `.___
                                             SSt  `------'`

At first I was just going to post a couple arrows pointing to the left, 'cause that's where you'll see my call sign, then I spotted this "move" button, then tried it with ASCII art... too much?

[janoc]

At first I was just going to post a couple arrows pointing to the left, 'cause that's where you'll see my call sign, then I spotted this "move" button, then tried it with ASCII art... too much?

 

[Richard Crowley]

At first I was just going to post a couple arrows pointing to the left, 'cause that's where you'll see my call sign, then I spotted this "move" button, then tried it with ASCII art... too much?

The last guy who posted a large piece of ASCII art in these forums has been arrested and locked up for anti-social behavior. But perhaps that is just a coincidence.   

[retrolefty]

                     `. ___
                    __,' __`.                _..----....____
        __...--.'``;.   ,.   ;``--..__     .'    ,-._    _.-'
  _..-''-------'   `'   `'   `'     O ``-''._   (,;') _,'
,'________________                          \`-._`-','
 `._              ```````````------...___   '-.._'-:
    ```--.._      ,.                     ````--...__\-.
            `.--. `-`                       ____    |  |`
              `. `.                       ,'`````.  ;  ;`
                `._`.        __________   `.      \'__/`
                   `-:._____/______/___/____`.     \  `
                               |       `._    `.    \
                               `._________`-.   `.   `.___
                                             SSt  `------'`

At first I was just going to post a couple arrows pointing to the left, 'cause that's where you'll see my call sign, then I spotted this "move" button, then tried it with ASCII art... too much?

 Never seen that before posted here, kind of unique. We Hams have a history of using what they have to get the most out of what they do have and know.