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This is BG7IHN,
a personal amateur radio station of P.R.China |
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Nice to meet you! I am a member of CRSA
(Chinese Radio Sports Association).
My name is Zhao Xiang Dong. And you can call me Seaman. If you want to know
me more, come here.
Anytime, you can write to me. I would
like to reply to you when I can. |
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I have passed an exam and gotten an licence. |
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Now I may transmit with frequencies below.
29.200 - 29.300MHz,
29.550 - 29.700 MHz
50.000 - 54.000MHz
144.000 - 145.800MHz
430.000 - 435.000MHz, 438.000 -
440.000MHz |
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Now, I use a FM VHF/UHF hand-held KENWOOD TH-78A, an all-mode 10
meters mobile transceiver ALAN-9001 and an
Anritsu receiver RG53A (100KHz-35MHz). For my HF radio station, I built an GP antenna,
which length is 5 meters, on the top of my house. They are
showed below. |
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I hope to have a QSO with someone and exchange QSL card with him
or her. My QSL card will be special. I make it myself and promise every QSL card will has
a different picture and a different number. It means, if you exchange QSL card with me,
you will get a card, no one has a same in the world. The first
standard design is showed below. |
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After I sent out 15 pieces of QSL card, I thought I need a new
design, because the first edition was designed when I have nothing for a radio station. In
my second design, there are pictures of myself and the equipments what I use, there are a
logo of CRSA, my callsign and a number of the QSL card. I add my telephone numeber and my
E-mail accounts on the back of QSL card. The second standard
design is showed below. |
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In National Day of 2002, some hams in QingDao city planned to
setup a radio station . I decided to communicate with this station when they worked. It
was the first time that I had a QSO with another certain radio station on a certain time.
For this, I had my third design of QSL card. The third standard
design is showed below. |
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I believe, more designs will be used, because I continue to
enjoy my life as a HAM. I like to introduce myself in such a way. It is one interesting
thing from amateur radio. |
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I dream that I can have a QSO with morse code. It is so cool, no one can
understand unless professional operators. I shall study how to be such a professional in
some ways. Now I have one software, it is helpful. If you want to be such a operator too,
maybe you should use it. [MsCode99]
works in MS-Windows
If you can't download this software here and you really want to get it, let
me know. I can E-mail it to you as an attachment. |
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History of a HAM£º |
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| Date |
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| Mar 21, 2002 |
Joined Chinese Radio Sports Association (CRSA) |
| May 20, 2002 |
Got a class four amateur radio operator's licence |
| Jul 2002 |
Bought and set up 10 meter HF mobile transceiver (ALAN9001)
and VHF/UHF hand-held transceiver (Kenwood TH-78A) |
| Jul 29, 2002 |
Set up a 10 meters band half wavelength GP antenna, The first
connecting other Hams on HF |
| Aus 3, 2002 |
The first DX QSO |
| Aus 17, 2002 |
Set up a 3 bands (6m, 2m and 70cm) J antenna |
| Oct 2002 |
Bought and set up Anritsu receiver RG53A |
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E-mail: bg7ihn@qsl.net |
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Copyright©: Oct,2002 |
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