Please note: If you are wanting to confirm a QSO from N0NB operating from any DXCC entity other than the contiguous USA, it wasn't me! I have not conducted any operations outside the USA to date since obtaining N0NB on December 16, 1998 and I have no plans for any in the future.

Be sure that the station you worked was not W0NB. Jim is active from various DXCC entities, unlike me, and will be able to confirm your QSO.

As of late September 2011, all of my log data from 1984 to present (including KA0RNY from 1984 to 1998 and N0NB from 1998 onward)  has been uploaded to Logbook of The World. My data should correctly identify my state/county of operation. I have also uploaded the same data to eQSL.cc minus my mobile operations,  Hopefully, eQSL will develop a simpler solution than having to create dozens of QTH accounts. I will not be updating the QRZ logbook as it takes too much time to confirm a QSO in its present form.

Please do not send an IRC for a QSL!  I cannot redeem them locally.

Hi All.

I was first licensed in late 1983 and have been active ever since. Currently my interests include the Kansas 75m traffic nets, working Field Day, ragchewing on 75 and 160m, building repeaters, doing a bit of QRP, CW, contributing to and helping to maintain Hamlib and working some DX just to add spice. In between doing all this I work 5 days a week and play farmer on weekends!

Vanity insanity took hold in late 1998 and I traded KA0RNY in for N0NB. I must say that the shorter call is nice. DX stations just seem to pick it up faster than my old one. After a decade, I think it's finally burned into the gray matter as I don't even think about saying KA0RNY any more (much).

I find many facets of ham radio to my liking and there are many more to try even after all these years. The biggest challenge is to not get into a rut and start losing interest. I am happy to return QSL 100%.

Keep on Hammin'

SKCC # 6225

73, de Nate >>