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Thanks to a
big patience and help of my friends from a club station OK1KZD I‘ve finished a
Morse course in June 1980 and a few months later started my own activity as
OL2BCC.
Under this
callsign I was active till July 1983 and since May 1984 I‘ve got the callsign
OK1DWJ. A few years later I decided to change my job and since June 1991 till
January 1997 I was also active with callsign OK4DWJ/mm as a Radio Officer on
board of several vessels at Czech Ocean Shipping. It was the best opportunity
to visit a lot of places around the world and also to get a lot of life
expiriencies.
Since January
1997 I‘ve changed again my job and after 5 years on /mm I’ve stayed at home,
working as a technician of analog + GSM mobile phone base stations for the
biggest GSM provider in our country, but since October 2010 until November 2015
for an external company.
And finally,
since December 2015 I am working as a full time Field Service Engineer for a
small czech subsidiary, responsible for installation, service and repair of the
automated analyzers for special protein analysis.
Started June
of 7-th, 2010 I am also active as OK1DW, so don’t be surprised if you will hear
me under this new callsign – still the same person is sitting in front of my
TRX and using my paddle ...
With my
license I can work on all HF + VHF/UHF/SHF bands all modes including 50 Mhz,
but you can reach me mostly only on 160 m band CW, with some SSB activity.
HF: Kenwood
TS-850SAT or Kenwood TS-2000 + P.A. about 750 W output + Inverted L for 160m
VHF: Kenwood
TM-741E about 45 W output + UV-200 vertical antenna
Modem:
Kantronics KAM+ Allmode
Via OK QSL bureau,
directly (see QSL - OK1DWJ or QSL -
OK1DW) or LOTW ...
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