
I've been in ham radio for about 37 years now. My callsign is WB3GCK.
I'm particularly interested in low-power (QRP) operation. I'm member of
the Eastern Pennsylvania
QRP Club (EPA
QRP), the QRP
Amateur Radio Club
International (QRP ARCI), the Michigan
QRP
Club, and the the
Adventure
Radio Society. I'm also a long-time subscriber to the Internet
QRP
Mailing List (QRP-L).
I'm a member of the American
Radio
Relay League (ARRL) and an
Assistant Emergency Coordinator with Chester
County ARES/RACES (CCAR), which provides emergency
communications
for the county. I'm also a SKYWARN
weather
spotter.
- PBMME - November 2009 Polar Bear Moonlight Madness Event - "Stationary mobile" from Charlestown Park near Phoenixville, PA
- QRP Afield - 2007
"Stationary
mobile" from Valley Forge National Park
- Corolla, North Carolina
- 2007 QRP
Portable from the Outer Banks - July/August 2005 - using the "Up and
Outer" antenna
- Corolla, North Carolina
- 2005 QRP
Portable from the Outer Banks - August 2005
- QRP to the Field -
Ridin' the Rails
QRP-portable
from two
different train stations in Valley Forge Park, April 2005
- QRP to the Field -
Battlefields QRP-portable
from Valley Forge National Park, April 2004.
- Lightship Chesapeake
(LV-116) - 2003 Operating
aboard a museum ship in Baltimore, Maryland - August 2003
- Corolla, North Carolina -
2002 QRP
Portable from the Outer Banks (Again!) - July 2002
- QRP ARCI Spring QSO
Party QRP
portable in Delaware - April 2002
- Corolla, North Carolina -
2001 QRP
Portable from the Outer Banks - July 2001
- Appalachian Trail -
Mason/Dixon Line QRP
portable operation on the Pennsylvania/Maryland border - September 2000
- BUBBA QRP Sprint 2000 A
report of my outing for this contest. Contains a drawing of the
"Inverted Y" antenna I used.
- Pocomoke River State
Forest and Park QRP
Portable from the Eastern Shore of Maryland - 2000
- WB3GCK/QRP/MM QRP/Marine
Mobile
operation during QRP to the Field 2000
- Operating a QRP Classic -
The Tuna Tin 2 I
had the honor of operating the original Tuna Tin 2 transmitter built by
Doug DeMaw, W1FB, in the 70s.
- Wellesley Island, New York QRP
Portable from the Thousand Islands - 1999
- QRP to the Field - 1997
Tales from the Home
of the Blob.