
My Home QTH from 100 feet above ground level,
David from Kenwood visited my SWL Shack on the 9th January 2002.
Current Receivers in use:

*TS-590S, *TS-2000, *TS-480HX, *TS-690S and 2 x TM-V7E,
Kenwood SP-50 Speakers, HS-5 + HS-6 Headphones
and an FCE-1131 Frequency counter,
are also in use here
....as only the best will do!.

I use Two 
+ a
NES10-2
Speaker and I Highly recommend them.
3 x Drae End fed 20 metre Long wires, for 100kHz to 30MHz.,
( All 3 Running approximately North to South ).
1 x Drae End fed 20 metre Long wire, for 100kHz to 30 MHz.,
1 x G4KZJ - (54 foot) - Limited Space Inductive Dipole
for 80/40/20 & 10
Metres
Moonraker MTD-1 Trapped Dipole, for 20/15/10 Metres,
( As an inverted 'V', Top is 9+ metres AGL
Running North - South, Ends are 7 metres AGL ).
Moonraker MTD-2 Trapped Dipole, for 80 & 40 Metres,
( As a sloping inverted 'V', Top is 10+ metres AGL
pointing Approx. North-Northeast, Ends are 5+ metres AGL ).
Moonraker MTD-4 Trapped Dipole, for the 3 WARC bands,
( As an inverted 'V', Top is 8+ metres AGL
Running East - West, Ends are 5+ metres AGL ).
Moonraker Deluxe
Half size G5RV Dipole + 80m Traps,
for 3.5MHz to 30MHz.,
( As a sloping inverted 'V', Top is 10+ metres AGL
pointing Approx. North. Ends are 6 metres AGL ).
SRC HF360 Vertical - Rx 160m - 6m.
Base at 34 feet AGL - Top at approx. 51 Feet.
(
2 x Datong AD-370 Active HF Dipoles, for 200kHz to 100MHz.:
( One runs East to West, the other, North
West to South East ).
Sony AN-1 Active Vertical whip, for 150kHz to 30MHz.,
( In the roof space of my house ).
Wellbrook ALA-100 Active Loop antenna, for 150kHz to 30MHz,
( Base of loop is mounted 4 metres AGL on a small rotator )
[ I find the ALA-100 is better for LW & MW DX'ing,
than on the LF & HF Ham Bands. ]
Diamond Ground planes ( All 9 metres to base radials ):
2 x Diamond D-130 Discones for 25MHz to 1300MHz,
Jaybeam 137MHz Crossed Dipole,
( Plus various Miscellaneous LF / HF / VHF / UHF antennas
X-50 for 2metres & 70cms,
and 3 x V-2000, for 6metres, 2metres & 70cms.
( In the roof space of my house ).
( In the roof space of my house ).
used from time to time ).
Most Antennas are approx. 9 metres above ground level
and 36 metres above Sea level.
3 x Kantronics KAMs (v6.1) + PacTerm 3 for the digital Modes,
2 x AOR WX-1000 Facsimile systems for Ham and weather Fax,
Plus various Software for SSTV, RTTY, PSK, Wx Fax and SYNOP pictures etc.
Computer support is supplied by 5 modern Intel Computers,
....AND of course a BIG Electricity Bill!.
The above computers plus a 30 Mpbs Cable Internet Modem,
Please see the News List information
Decoders:
all running MS Windows7, XP Home or Vista Home Premium.
All inter-connected via an
Ethernet Internet / network Router.
A Canon 4400F Scanner, plus HP Office Pro K5400, HP DJ-6840,
HP
Photosmart A-618 Printers and a Brother MFC-5890CN A3
Printer /
Scanner / FAX etc, complete the line-up.
allows me to run my FREE Internet DX News Desk.
( Voluntarily and with all running costs completely sponsored by me ).
at the bottom of this page.


European Phase Shift Keying Club - EPC # 0190L
Digital Modes Club - DMC*0078SWL
30 Meter Digital Group - 30MDG # 3294
Croatian Digital Group - CDG # 0358
in Eu Area
- EN05 
( I currently edit their DX News webpage
)

I am an ex member of the following Radio Groups:
British Amateur Radio Teledata Group - BARTG - 4986
Remote Imaging Group - RIG
Submarine Amateur Radio Club - Member 36.
Radio Amateurs Invalid and Blind Club - RAIBC
Chiltern DX Club - The UK DX Foundation - CDXC
I was also a "Founder Member" of the now closed Radio Society of Great Britain - BRS-96106
Int. Morse Preservation Society - FISTS # 4822 - GSWL2
Most Club Web Pages can be accessed from my
"SSB is a CB'ers "DX" Mode!".
"CW DX - IS!".
Current DXCC Country and Prefix lists
I started putting DX news bulletins onto the
"Net" in So the newsdesk was
launched as a platform to
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"ARAB" - Amateur Radio Association of Bahrain",
"Founder Member" - 1st July 1971,
and the "1970 - 71 Camel Drivers Group".
("MP4B" callsigns became "A92" in 1972).
- United Kingdom Radio Society - UKRS.
Century Club - 478 + Silver Award - 244 & Platinum Award - 283.
"Club Station Homepages" - Links page.
Reading "Morse Code" since 1963,
"Real Radio People know
Morse Code".

& 10 Band Checklists in various Formats

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in November 1998. It soon became apparent,
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ISWL members also wanted my DX Prefix and Country
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and current DX news etc.
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current DX News etc.
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outlets and radio organisations.
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