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German
Amateur Radio Station
Active for allmost 50 yaers on ham
radio bands
My U.S. callsign is K6DAO and my Danish call 5Q6A
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Vita
If
i put all my info here, there will be nothing to talk during our QSO
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Active
As a former IOTA chaser i look
forward to activate some particular islands around the world. In the
past, i was active on more than 30 islands in Europe, the USA, Costa Rica, Namibia
and Canada. I was ham-radio active in several parts of the world
include
CT9, ZS, V5, TI, W, VK, VE7, VY1, KL7 and some more. Foreign callsign i
have
used:
F0GKW/FC, VK6DAO, VK8DAO and TI7KK.
Holder of K6DAO and 5Q6A
- I look forward
to the next activity
- Meteor Scatter on 50 and 70 MHz
- 70 MHz in DL: 70,151
WSPR; 70,154 FT8; 70,174 MSK144 (MS); 70,197 DX calling (SSB + CW)
- Member # 560 of the True
Blue DXers Club, to keep real DX in
SSB + CW alive!
- Member of "Funkamateure
e.V." To
keep Amateur Radio Friendship alive!
- 10-10
International Member # 30334
- DXCC >330 without (!) FT8/FT4
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QSL
Direct only! I am not
member of the DARC anymore (up from 2019). I only
QSL with traditional paper QSL-card.
I do not use eQSL, or any other
such quasi QSL scheme. If you send a direct QSL, you get my card back
direct.

- For contacts
with my home-station DK6AO, no
postage necessary. For any activities, see below.
QSL Service for my
Activities
and TI7KK (Isla San Jose 2009):
No Bureau anymore! Direct is for sure if you send a self address, self adhesive (all other i
send back open!) envelope and
the postage = US$3,--. But: No IRC! Only one callsign or one qsl per
envelope!
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Station
If
i put all my info here, there will be nothing to talk during our QSO
- I use
definitely no fucking internet-line (Echolink, other VoIP, so called
internet CW
and more....) for amateur radio 2-way communication; include remote RX/TX. Because it's too
easy and too stupid!
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© 2021 Klaus
Rosenplänter DK6AO |
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