About Me
Hello!
| My name is Leung Wing Fai. I passed my amateur radio examination in July 1997 and have my Class "B" license since September of 1997. I can operate the amateur band above 30MHz. I always active in 50MHz,144MHz and 430MHz band. I worked more than 90 different districts and countries on 6m DX operation. Lets go to my DX report and have a look. I am also interested in amateur satellite DX operation. But I haven't any experience. Just to start learning and build up my equipments. Hope to meet you on the air later. |
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My First
My first DX QSO
| ¡@ | I worked my first QSO at 10th May 1998 UTC 0507. I worked with JA6RGD Mitsuru Arima. He was standby at the hilltop for 506m high in Kagoshima Japan. I used my FT-736 10W and 6m dipole antenna. My signal report is 53. Thanks for OM JA6RGD , VR2BA and VR2IL for teaching my first QSO. |
¡@ My first QSL card received
| ¡@ | I received my first QSL card which was sent by JA3GR Hiroshi Nakamura. I worked him at 2nd June 1998 UTC 0124. His location is in Kobe Japan. I also used my FT-736 10W and 6m dipole antenna. My signal report is 56. Thanks for OM JA3GR for the big QSO. |
¡@My first transceiver
| ¡@ | My first transceiver is Standard C150 2m FM handheld. I used it for my home channel contact. Although it was not the best rig but it made me to feel the most contented in amateur radio. |
¡@My first antenna
| ¡@ | My first antenna is handmade 2m ground plane. Because of my experience was so little before, I made many mistake on it. I just use some metal wire to make the radiator and reflector. After that I soldered it together with a RG-58 coaxial cable. I used it with my C150 for the first local contact but I made a big mistake. I put it up side down. |
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My Hobby
| ¡@ | I like camping, hiking and listen music. DIY is also my favourable hobby. |
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My Job
| ¡@ | I am a electronic engineer. I join the electronic field since 1987. Now I am working in a R&D department. My job is for develop the 1.8GHz DECT and 2.4GHz WDCT phones. DECT is a new format with the 1.8GHz GMSK digital indoor cordless phone for European approval. And 2.4GHz WDCT is similar as DECT but include spread spectrum technology for FCC approval. Here is the photo when I was working in the shielding room. |
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Amateur Radio Activities
| ¡@ | I am the member of HARDXA and HARTS radio club. Here are some photos during I enjoy the radio contact and field test at the hilltop. |
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My Local Channel
| ¡@ | I always stand by at 50.960MHz, 144.310MHz and 144.480MHz FM mode. Hope to see you on the air soon. |
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