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CT1ETT
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Welcome
to my home page. My name is Roger,
I am a surgical professor at Porto's
University Medical School. I was born in 1950, I am a radioamateur
since 1993, and own an A Class licence. My chief radio interest is QRP
(that means transmitting with very low power), although my station has
quite high power capability. My preferred mode of transmission is telegraphy
(CW), although I occasionally use phone (SSB, rarely FM), packett
or even radio teletype
(RTTY). I have constructed a part of my radio equipment, but the chronic
lack of time keeps |
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I
am a member of several radio associations: Rede
dos Emissores Portugueses (REP), # 840; International
Short Wave League (ISWL), # CT-20547; Fists,
# 2878; G-QRP Club,
#8673; Northern California
QRP Club (NorCal), # 2130; Adventure
Radio Society (ARS), # 268, and Internet
QRP Club (QRP-L), # 516. I run the QRP column of the only portuguese
radio magazine, the QSP - Revista de Radio e Comunicações.
My station has full HF capability (10, 12, 15, 17, 20, 30, 40, 80 and 160
meters), and I like to enter in international
contests running powers from 100 mW to 5 watts (in very exceptional
occasions I can run up to my 2 kW of spare power). I have full VHF (2 and
6 meter bands) and limited UHF capability. I own a nice collection of contest
awards, but although I have about 200 confirmed countries, I have never
claimed the DXCC
Award. I have HF and VHF capability on my BMW, and I just love to operate
telegraphy, while driving, as CT1ETT/M. Sometimes I do transmit in HF from
my bike, with small QRP transcevers loading a home-made aerial. I like
to operate a VHF and/or HF portable station when travelling,
and I have been active as CT1ETT/P, EA/CT1ETT/P, F/CT1ETT, G0/CT1ETT/P,
HB9/CT1ETT/P, I/CT1ETT/P, M0/CT1ETT/P, OH/CT1ETT/P, ON/CT1ETT/P, PA/CT1ETT/P,
SM/CT1ETT, W2/CT1ETT/P, W4/CT1ETT/P and W6/CT1ETT/P. I have also operated
4U1ITU at the
ITU headquarters in Geneva,
SK0TM at
the Telecommunications
Museum in Stockholm, CT5JCS on a Jamboree
and CQ5H and CQ5L as a member of a team activating a Lighthouse. In 1998
I have worked about 7000 stations from all parts of the world, under the
call CT98ETT(Expo'98). |
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My
other hobbies include photography, oil and pastel painting, classical music,
mineralogy, paleonthology, archeology and history. |
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Rogério
Gonzaga, MD,PhD
Rua de Belém, 358
4300 Porto - Portugal
Telephone: +351919350648 |
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[email protected] |
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Number
of visitors since the 14th December, 1950:
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Please
note that this counter has been verified, and the cause of any eventual
dificulty in reading it, must be in your computer's CPU.
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I
live at one of the highest parts of Porto,
the second portuguese city, at 41º 10' 16.2" N, 8º 35' 0.5" W,
and 140 m ASL. My locator is IN51re, at WAZ 14, ITU 37. In my peaceful
residential location there are no aerial restrictions, and actually I have
a nice antenna farm in my roof and garden: TH6DX,
TH3 Jr, FD-4
like Windom, 2BDQ, 160 meters
inverted-L Marconi,
12AVQ and CP-5
HF verticals, longwires
and dipoles
including the G5RV
and ZS6BKW, quart
of wave slooper for the 80 meters, a couple of homebrewed
magloops for HF, and verticals, collinears and yagis for the VHF and
UHF bands, all of those loading from 6 to 19 meters AGL. I have a nice
collection of rigs, including the IC-706
MkII, FT-757GX, FT-102,
Atlas 210X, HW-101,
Racal RA-15, FT-221-R,
FT-212RH,
FT-480-R, Nautec-SM-1645,
IC-2GXET, TH-215, DJ-C5,
Index QRP++, Argonaut
509, HW-9, MFJ-9020,
MFJ-9420, Mizuho-JIM
MX14S and several homebrewed
rigs. I own a Tokyo-HX240, a Microwave
432 and a 6m homemade transverters, a Dentron Clipperton-L HF Linear,
two Lunar and a Tokyo HL-37V VHF linears, and a |
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QRP
- QTH - Homebrew - Don't dare! |
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