Above picture: Field of Beverages, covering six directions.

Member RDXA (http://www.rdxa.com), CWOps (#697), A-1 Operator Club, and ARRL. Former member of GSBARC, LIDXA, and YCCC. Originally licensed in 1994, acquired present call in 1998.  I also have been active as V31AM and PZ5RO.

I used to live on Long Island, NY (IOTA NA-026), and was active from there from 1994-2006. If you worked me during that period and need a card for NA-026, please send QSL's to the above address. I am also QSL manager for NV2G (2006-2011), KN3O (2011-onward), and V31AM.

If you need Wayne County, NY for any of the County Hunter awards, just drop me a line. I also have recently reinstalled my mobile setup, so I can help with the adjacent counties also.

I relocated to upstate NY in December 2006, first living just south of Rochester, and then moved in 2009 to my current location, about 15 miles east of Rochester, and 6 miles south of Lake Ontario. I am very active with DXing and contesting, either as a single op or as a multiop, and have been/am part of contest teams at W2FU, K2NNY, W2RDX, N2WK, and W2CCC. Very proud to be part of several #1 world, national, and section scores from these stations.

I hold DXCC Mixed, CW, SSB, and RTTY, WAS Mixed, CW, SSB, RTTY, Triple Play, WAC, WAZ, and 160 Meter WAS. Still collecting cards for IOTA, VUCC, and DXCC Challenge. I also earned a mixed WAS award when operating in Belize as V31AM, all through LOTW. Ain't technology grand?

My current station setup consists of two Yaesu FT-1000 Mark V's and an Alpha 76A amp. SO2R equipment is the Array Solutions SixPak and SO2R Master. Antennas are currently verticals and dipoles, and I use six Beverages during the lowband season. Looking to take some of my aluminum collection out of the barn and have it in the air sometime during 2012.

Mobile setup is a Yaesu FT-857 and ATAS-120, used mostly on long trips.

**Regarding bureau cards: After 4 years of not receiving bureau cards, I have finally started receiving them again, thanks to one dedicated NJDXA volunteer. So, please feel free to QSL via the bureau from this point on; I should now be able to respond to bureau cards in a more timely fashion.

73, Ken