In 1997, I closed a bed with my cousin, I would became a radio amateur. So, I went to make my exam and succeeded. In 1998 I was ON1DLV. A few years later that changes into ON4DGA. Because phonetic reasons on dx and during contests, the cal changed again on january 27th 2009, into ON6RH. I have two children, a son and a daughter, a kings wish, but never the less, they wanted to became also someone who could play with the knobs on that machine that talks and makes some very strange noises. My son succeeded the first, he is the oldest, and was a long time ON1DHQ before he changed in to ON4WES. My daughter got the hang for it 8 years later and is now a novice licensed amateur with the call ON3EH. We are working only with wire antennas, mostly inverted V's. Sometimes it is the delta loop that comes in handy. They are mounted on a tower, 59,06 feet height and are expanded 32° north. A quad antenna is added to the tower, a monoband on the 14 MHz, but I had to bring around my xyl. She already says, a bird can't pass the garden without getting strangled into the wires. So what, I'll build in a scare crow. :-) To have wishes, keeps a man alive, is it not??? Best 73's ON6RH

QRV on 14, 7 and 3.5 MHz most of the time.

Sometimes 50 and 144 MHz.