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Welcome
to the N5KD
Amateur Radio Pages
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G4DVP |
My
Favorite activity is CW DX
CW =
Morse Code
DX =
Distant Exchange
But...
I also love ragchewing...
My DXCC statistics:
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N5KD - CW DXCC Countries
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Needed |
Challenge |
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330 |
70, FT5W, FT5Z,
KP1
P5, SV/A, VKØH, ZS8 |
1540 |
Of course, not everybody thinks DXCC is an accomplishment,
KH2D
for example.
Club and Society Memberships:
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I am a
member
of these Clubs
and Societies.
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Life Member
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Member 1864
Since January 2006
[Cluster Feed] |
I'm the webmaster
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Click logo to
visit their site
W5FC Repeater Webcast:
I also enjoy using the local 2 Meter and 70 cm repeaters while driving
around Dallas or when I'm walking the dogs around White Rock
Lake... "Mutt Mobile"... with the Yaesu VX5R
or VX6R.
My local repeater is W5FC - the Dallas Amateur Radio Club
(DARC) repeater - on 146.880MHz.I
have heard people put police scanners on the web, but never an Amateur
Radio Repeater. I thought it would be fun to try a Webcast. It was an
interesting learning process. At first I had the address hidden, so only
I could listen to the repeater while at work. Later I decided to allow
general use. Since there are a few seconds delay, you can even use it to
check your own signals into the repeater.
Listen
to my W5FC Webcast HERE
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See DX Spots Right
Here:
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Click on either picture here to launch that cluster
as a stand alone pop-up window.
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The JA cluster
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Want Real-Time DX Spots? Try a Telnet connection
like
W9YT
or DX-Central or PA1RBZ
or JA8IYI or N8DCJ
- - - login with your callsign - - -
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Current Solar
Conditions:
Propagation tutor by AE4RV HERE
My Activity - Number of
QSOs:
Fact of the Day /
Technical
The End:
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CW OP GUIDANCE SUGGESTED |
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SOME MATERIAL MAY NOT BE
SUITABLE FOR PHONE OPERATORS
ALL AGES PERMITTED |
In days of old, when ops were bold and sidebands not invented
The word would pass by pounding brass, and all were well contented.
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