My ARRL Centennial CW key with my U.S. FCC callsign KA7AGN engraved on it.
DL4VCW / KA7AGN
Daniel V. Wolff, Jr.
Amateur Radio Station, Neidenbach, Germany
Neidenbach is about 15km North of Bitburg, Germany
50 ° 5' 37.2" N, 6 ° 32' 58.0" E (JO30GC)
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English-speaking hams in Germany typically communicate locally using 144.725 MHz FM-simplex (CTCSS/PL 88.5 Hz) between one another.
Reciprocal Amateur Radio Guest Licensing Information:
US civilian and military personnel or their dependants who are under the jurisdiction of
the US Status Of Forces Agreement (SOFA) may request a reciprocal amateur radio guest
license from the overseas county in which they are stationed or deployed by completing
SOFA application. See more information on reciprocal licensing.
More information may be found on our
Amateur Radio Volunteer Examiner's webpage.
Download information on my home-brew design for a Monopole Tower Antenna.
Just connect a remote controlled antenna tuner or manual match box to the base of this antenna and experience the
performance, especially of bands between 160 - 30 meters. Also, see QST magazine, March 1997, pages 78-79
for more details.
Lux-Log - FREE Amateur radio logging
program by LX1NO / KM6RY. First Class performance!
Field Expedient Multi-Band HF Antennas; This is a collection of sketches that I made of some classic multi-band HF antenna systems that have been used since the early days of radio.
Four Meters - The little known ham band between 70.0 - 70.5 Mhz.
Garant Funk - Amateur radio equipment, parts, and service in Germany. Super customer support!
Quick Brown Fox test files - This archive contains seven "Quick Brown Fox" test files of various lengths. These pangrams are suitable for TTY, RTTY, or other digital mode circuit tests.
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