At the moment Re-entering the Hamradio-activity again after several moves i simply did not take the equipment out of the moving boxes, untill somewhere begin 2010

Many times together with my eleven year old son Rik who seems to be infected with the Hamvirus already.

Using a minimal setup at the moment and in SSB i use a max. 25 watts output power.Hf rig is a Kenwood TS-690S. Or when i am in QRP-Mood only 5 watts, which is fun also to make the call with less All digimodes i make with 5 watts, still amazed by them and their possibilities with QRP.

Digged out some boxes, found lots of old and ancient ham-stuff back, reenstated my PK-232, still looking for AMTOR loving hams also ?

When i try to make CW please excuse me for my very bad CW, my skills are bad and the old key is rather dirty on the contacts.

Antenna for HF is a monoband 1/2 wave wiredipole for 20 meters. And the same for 10 meter, both are homemade and at approx 5 mtr above ground,

My other hobby is restoring and maintenance of (vintage) sailplanes, in which i am allowed to fly as a certified pilot too. The sailplane on my e-QSL is from 1960, has started > 46.000 times in her life and still flies perfectly well.

Swl since 1979, licensed since 1986.

Some of my Eqsl collection is online now, you can look if you already exist inthere with this linkbutton now.

WX prediction overhere for the next three days in my backyard : Source = www.yr.no

No More WX of this location on the CWOP pages, where the same data was sent constantly. (did some maintenance at the WX station, blew up my Windmeter , too close to the dipoles repositioned it and used some nice amidon stuff now)

QSL via my manager Pa2mb, or through an E-Qsl, mine is AG,

73's Peter ( & Rik)