By Jul. 2012:

- 144MHz EME / I'm no longer QRV.

172 initials and 53 Countries and 405 QSO's (88 skeds)
99% of it is CW with a few(7) QSO's in digital.

This was activity from the old QTH.
Early days in the eigties with 2 cross yagis and 150W solid state.
Later in the nineties with 4 yagis and 1.2kW (Gu74b/CT1DMK).

- 432MHz EME / I'm QRV, but in special occasions only.

74 initials and 25 Countries and 185 QSO's (33 skeds only).
99% of it is CW with a few(4) QSO's in digital.

Some early activity with 4 Yagis and 150W solid state.
Later in 1996 with the same 4 Yagis and 1kW (GS35b/CT1DMK).
And after 1999 I used the 5.6m dish (with V and H polarity switching) and 1.5kW (GS35b/CT1DMK).

- 1296MHz EME / I'm QRV

190 initials and 40 Countries and 784 QSO's (27 skeds only).
Most activity is CW but lots of ramdom SSB QSO's (103 SSB QSO's).

Using a 5.6m deep dish (0.3 f/d) on a modified polar mount.
Very early days in 1996 I run only about 75W (single 2c39)... but quite difficult to QSO.
1997 to 2007 (old QTH) using 250W at the feed, 300W in the shack (GI7b / CT1DMK).
After 2008 (new QTH) using about 120W at the feed (max. 300W in the shack (GI7b / CT1DMK), new QTH has a lot more coax )
After 2011 using about 800W at the feed (1.8kW in the shack (TH327 / Thompson-modif-CT1DMK ), some coax loss)