You see, wire telegraph is kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? And radio operates exactly the same way: you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat.
     --- Albert Einstein, when asked to describe radio

QRP station for FD 2011
34 deg 23.612N, 111deg 24.305W DM44hj 7310'
AA4Q  1B AZ
340 QSOs

I sometimes operate mobile with my Yaesu FT-900AT while driving my truck to and from work and where'ever I'm heading on the weekends.

I first got started in Ham Radio when I was 14 in Florida, in 1975 with the callsign WN4NDR, later WB4NDR. I really enjoyed it, then my interst kinda waned then I got interested again, off and on. It was Ham Radio that got me interested in the RF and microwave specialty in electrical engineering. I like Contesting, DXing, Microwave, Homebrewing, CW! Mostly all I operate now is HF (shortwave frequencies) mobile CW (morse code), a little contesting mobile or from home.

I am occasionally active in one of the 2 clubs I'm a member of: W7MOT  K7UGA

I like contesting, unfortunately I don't have a serious contest station.

I use a semi-stealth telescoping ground mounted 40m vertical at home.

I occasionally operate IC-703 2W to 5W battery QRP on hunting or camping trips.

2009 CW sweepstakes!

My stealth antenna at dusk, 40m ground mounted vertical

Mail: [email protected]
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