TF3SG on 80m calling CQ JA
Condx been poor last days but I plan to be qrv on 80 m most of the days in Jan 2013 listening for JA and far east.
73 Gudmi de TF3SG
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TF3SG and CQ WW 160 CW 2013
Now planning to take part in CQ WW 2013 CW 160 with the callsign TF3W.
TF3SG Mobile on 15th Jan 2011
Running mobile on Hlidsnes , quarter wave vertical on 80m with elevated radials. Equipment, FT 2000 with ext. power ampl, external power gernerator. Had some problems with system stability yesterday. I was opperating from my car and it is rather unconfortable to operate cw, holding the computer in my hands and at the same time writing on the keyboard. I have no experience with CW, only about 350 contacts so please be patient with me
QTH Alftanes on New Years day - HNY 2011
HNY to all Radio Amateurs. On new years day and 2nd of Jan I took my mobile antenna to Alftanes and among worked VK6, VK7, N and S America, RA0, RA9 as well as ZS and Japan. Very pleased to meet the JA5 and 7J4 on the 80m again. The Asian stations were loud and clear and readable.
73
CW on 3,7MHz QRS
If you hear me calling on CW please be patient with me. I am still learning.
IP06XN Oct 2010
Please wisit www.tf3cy.is to see pictures from the trip to the island of Grímsey 66 degree north.
TF3SG Mobile on Hlidsnesi - Alftanes jan 2010
Interesting what the Aurora can do, the signal comming from Japan, JA5AQC is ablolutely absorbed by the Aurora but the band is even open LP at the same time to VK3.
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