Tuesday, May 29, 2012

YF1AR DXCC AWARDS

YF1AR DXCC AWARDS


The first YF prefix getting double strike for MIXED multiband DXCC Award & Phone mode DXCC Award
Thank you for all ham radio around the world to supporting, hi hi




http://www.arrl.org/system/dxcc/view/DXCC-PHONE-20170513-A4.pdf

http://www.arrl.org/system/dxcc/view/DXCC-CW-20170513-A4.pdf

http://www.arrl.org/system/dxcc/view/DXCC-10M-20170513-A4.pdf



http://www.arrl.org/system/dxcc/view/DXCC-20M-20170513-A4.pdf

http://www.arrl.org/system/dxcc/view/DXCC-40M-20170513-A4.pdf

http://www.arrl.org/system/dxcc/view/DXCC-80M-20170513-A4.pdf


My DXing notes

I got my first amateur radio license in 1987. My first hobby was actually as an SWL and then after listening to the QSO:s on the ham bands, I became very interested in becoming a ham. Working DX is my major activity as well as working on homemade antenna projects.
In 2002, I upgraded my ham license to have the privilege to make long distance QSO:s. During the peak of solar cycle 23, I have made over 30,000 QSO:s using a manual paper log. A lot of the hams I have met on the bands have become close friends; one of them is my best friend from France who is coming to Indonesia and I will accompany him traveling around my country.
Making homemade antenna especially from wires is very interesting. Luckily enough, there is a lot of space behind my home to make experiments. I have built many kinds of poor-man style antennas as well as beam antennas.
In the meantime, I am busy at the office, and for several years, I was not on the air. In 2011, I meet N2OO Bob and asked him if he would like to be my QSL manager. My QSL-card is the first one which has the logo  www.dx-code.org as an attribute. Since I became active on the air again, I have put over 10,000 QSO:s using logging software in the log during solar cycle 24 and I am still going on.
I also enjoying DXing as an IOTA chaser as well as looking for new entities, finally in 2012 via LOTW, I have got my DXCC on Mixed multi-band and Phone mode. Participating in major contests is another part of my DXing.
Now, I am active in my DX club, handling  www.ybdxc.net. Lately, I have been preparing my contest club where we already have 5 antenna towers with some good contest operators.

See you in the iota pile-up!












Operators: KR7O W7NZ YB0NSI YB1TJ YF1AR YB2DX YB2WB YB2BBY YB2LSR YB2TET  YB2TJV YB2VTO YC2WBF YB3KM YB3MM YB3PXF YB4IR


Operator : YB2BBY YB2BSE YB2ECG YB2ERL YB2FNT YB2LSR YB2TX YB2VTO YB2WBF YB9WZJ YC0OST YF1AR YC2SBG YC2PWL YC2PQW YD2HRT YD2OMY



Ops: YB1LZ YB1ALL YB1KIZ YB1BPF YE1NZ YF1AR YC1PEF YD1DDB
















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