Chasing VUCC on all bands, so please QSL, I need your grid! QSL 100%, no SASE necessary.

I work as a television director for High Noon Films, a production company based in Birmingham. We produce television commercials, documentaries, and short films for the government related to law enforcement and Homeland Security.

You can see some of my work at our website. www.highnoonfilm.com

Former US Navy Submarine Radioman. RM1(SS) Served aboard the USS Ulysses S. Grant (SSBN631) in the 1980's.

Active in VHF Weak Signal Work, WSJT and TV DXing. Feel like I wasted decades on HF, until discovering "The World Above 50 MHz" in 2008. I've never had so much fun since.

. Weak Signal VHF work is done using a variety of rigs including the Icom 910H for 2 and 432, Icom 746 Pro for 6, and a Flexradio 1500 as an IF rig along with transverters for 222, 902, and 1296 MHz. We're active on all bands 6 Meters to 2.3ghz. D-Star on 2-Meters and 440. APRS while mobile, etc.

While mobile, I run a Yaesu FT-857D into a Tarheel Model 300 screwdriver antenna.Participate in all VHF/UHF Contests, sometimes as a rover.

Two great kids, Trey and Samantha. Trey is a chef at Farm 255 in Athens, GA, while Samantha pursues her degree in social work at Alabama. Roll Tide! Married to Abby for 27 years. Best XYL in the world.

QSL 100% and trust me, I need your grid! Working hard for VUCC on all bands using only indoor antennas. You can see lots of QTH photos and track my progress via my blog at:

www.n1lf.blogspot.com

It's called: "Big Iron: Chasing VUCC on Indoor Antennas".

I love HF, but all the fun is on weak signal V/U guys! Remember, "VHF Ops Do It With More Frequency!" Hope to even try single Yagi EME using WSJT software soon.

73's