The Clipperton 2008 Dxpedition will be led by N6OX, Bob Grimmick, with N7CQQ and K4SV as the management team. Our goal is to make 100,000+ contacts, including working as many European, Eastern Europe, Mediterranean and African stations where Clipperton is high on the most wanted list. Departure date is February 28, 2008, arriving on Clipperton on March 6+-. We are planning to operate 10 to 12 days depending on conditions.
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N6OX, Bob Grimmick A relative new comer to amateur radio and DXing as I was first licensed in 1998. During my high school years I was introduced to short wave listening when my father gave me a Hallicrafters radio. After many years of dreaming about amateur radio a good friend challenged me to get my license and within less than a year I successfully completed all examinations for my extra class license. Since then I have had the very good fortune of participating in several DXpeditions as well as extensive traveling and meeting other amateur operators.
I am a partner in a commercial real estate development company in southern California and live in Rainbow, California about 70 kilometers north of San Diego, CA. Married to Nancy with two sons, Bob and Chris.
DXpeditions:
3Y0X – Peter I
Clubs: San Diego DX Club, Southern California DX Club, NCDXF, ARRL,
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N7CQQ, John Kennon John, 57, was licensed in 1970 at the age of 23 as WA6CZA. Today, he is working his way to the top of DXCC (phone) but is hampered by actually going to the DXCC location he needs. He participates in contests and field days. He has participated in DX contests from Bora Bora. (FO8DX 1997) and Jamacia in 2002. In addition he has First (1998) and Third (1997) place in the Nevada QSO parties winning again in 2004 as a member of the N7X Area 51Team in 2004. John was a team member of the 1999 California QSO Party “Top California Multi-Multi Expedition K6Z.” John is also a DXpedition organizer QLS Manager and participant for FOØCI (Clipperton Island 1992), FO8DX and FOØKEO (Bora Bora 1997), TI/N7CQQ (San Jose, Costa Rica 1998), FOØAAA (Clippertion Island again 2000 – Team Leader - QSL Manager), D68C (Comoros Island 2001), XRØX (San Felix Island 2002 – QSL Manager), 6Y5/N7CQQ (Jamaica Island 2002), 3B9C (Rodriguez Island 2004), VP2MQQ and VP2MW (Montserrat Island 2004), K7C (Kure Atoll, 2005). John is a member of the Southern California DX Club, Area 51 Contest Club, Central Arizona DX Association, Clipperton DX Club, and NCDXF. In all, John has visited 33 DXCC countries and operated from 11 countries. He is a low band enthusiast, sometimes operates 6 meters and prefers SSB. Other call signs he has held are: WA6CZA, KA7CQQ, FOØKEO, FOØAAA, TI/N7CQQ, VP2MQQ and N7CQQ. Professionally, John was the Payroll and Accounting Supervisor at Southern California Edison's Mohave Generating Station in Laughlin, Nevada. He retired early in 1996, after 26 years, because of (?) De-regulation at age 49. John now works as a Deputy Sheriff Bailiff at the Searchlight, Nevada and Laughlin, Nevada Justice Courts. He has one grown child and three grandchildren. He has an A. A. from Riverside City College, Riverside, California and was studying for his B. S. at University of Nevada at Las Vegas when he retired.
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K4SV - Dave Anderson--Chief Pilot Dave enjoys DXing and Contesting in that order. He has 314 countries in five years and hopes to get honor roll in four more years. DXpeditioning allows him to travel and DX all at the same time. He is an Electronics Engineer skilled in Hardware/Software/Embedded design. First Licensed in 1974 at age 17, (WA6BWW) Dave is now an Extra Class Licensee. His other calls include: A52DA - Bhutan, T2DA - Tuvalu, 3D2CW - Fiji, ZL4DA - New Zealand and 7P8DA - Lesotho. DXpeditions include: A5ØA - Kingdom of Bhutan Contest DXpedition, A52DA - Kingdom of Bhutan, VP5/KW4DA - Turks & Caicos 2000, 2002, T2DA - Tuvalu, 3D2CW- Fiji, K1B - Baker Island, ZL7C - Chatham Islands, 7P8DA - Lesotho, and 3DA0SV - Swaziland. Web Site: www.k4sv.com
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N2WB, Bill Beyer - (DX) Expedition veteran - N2WB DX Adventures! BILL BEYER / N2WB a well known, respected DXpeditioner and avid DXer has visited (48) DXCC entities and all seven continents. He has participated in (30) DXpeditions, including two involving “top 20” DXCC entities, i.e. Spratly Island and Peter I Island. He has been an operator on 2 of the top 7 DXpeditions with the highest QSO totals. In addition, Bill has had the honor of having participated in several "TOP" DXpeditions and “DXpedition of the Year”. He enjoys DX'ing and DXpeditions. Other callsigns have included: XT2C, XT2CJ, 3Y0X, CE9/N2WB, XR9A, XR9A/MM, XR9A/8, CE0Z, 4U1ITU, F/N2WB, HB0/N2WB, DL/N2WB, LU/N2WB, CE8/N2WB, PJ4/N2WB, IS0/N2WB, T70A, 5J0X, HK0/N2WB, VP2MWB, V25WB, HH4/N2WB, ZL7C,ZL3/N2WB, J79WB, J68WB, KH9/N2WB, FG/N2WB, W4A, W1AW, J75J, J6J, FG5BG, WP2Z, 9M6OO Spratly Is., KP2/N2WB, KG4WB and 9M6AAC. But probably most important, Bill has mentored or elmered literally dozens of DXers and DXpeditioners over the years. He has become a role model for many in the sport of DXing. I live in Ormond Beach, Florida about 70 kilometers north/east of Orlando. Married to Dawn / KB4NOA with one son, Billy.
DXCC (TOP) Honor Roll with 343/337 confirmed countries. Honor Roll on MIXED, PHONE and CW. RTTY Mode 280 DXCC. 9-BAND DXCC, 5BDXCC + 160, 30, 17, 12 Meters 2350 (2365) DXCC Challenge! PLUS 47 DXCC on SATELLITE and 43 DXCC on 6 Meters. LIFE MEMBER ARRL. (SINCE 1979) ARRL A-1 Operator Club..... SOUTHEASTERN DX Club (SEDXC) Metro DX Club .... Radio Club Ushuaia, Argentina LU8XW Hillview Gardens Amateur Radio Club 9M6AAC Ham Radio has provided so many satisfying moments in my life that I could never repay the debt I owe to this avocation. The world of joy, good friends, world travel, public service and technical satisfaction cannot be matched by any other pursuit. My thanks to the many hams who have made the last 30+ years so much fun |
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N6HC, Arnie Shatz DXPEDITION EXPERIENCE: K7C (Kure Atoll) – 2005, 3B7C (St. Brandon) - 2007 FOREIGN OPERATIONS: Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico, Prince Edward Island OTHER CALLS: KN3ANU, K3ANU, WB5ICL, WB6YHE CLUB MEMBERSHIPS: Southern California Contest and DX Clubs Arnie was first licensed as KN3ANU at the age of 13 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He quickly upgraded to a General Class ticket (K3ANU) and received an Official Relay Station (ORS) appointment from the ARRL and so began his love of CW traffic handling. This ARRL voluntary position allowed him to participate in the league’s sponsored CD party contests fueling his enjoyment of radiosport. After four years of amateur radio activity he put the hobby into hibernation while he attended Temple University and earned a B.S. in Biology and a M.D. degree. There was little time for playing amateur radio during his post medical school specialty training in Urology at the University of California, San Francisco (WB6YHE), and two years of service as a Lt. Cmdr. in the United States Public Health Service, Indian Health Service, on the Navajo and Hopi reservations (WB5ICL). He moved to Southern California in 1976 with his wife (KA6DOW) and son (N6COG) and started a solo private urology practice. Arnie’s interest in amateur radio was rekindled. He upgraded to the Extra Class license in 1977 as N6HC. He retired from full time urology practice in 2001 and continued practicing as a part-time locum tenens physician. He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a long time member of the California and Orange County Medical Associations, a diplomate of the American Board of Urology and a member of both the American Urological Association and the Western Section of the AUA as well as the California Urological Association. He was a member of the clinical faculty of Loma Linda University School of Medicine. Arnie has been an ARRL member for more than forty years. He serves as a Field QSL card checker for both ARRL and CQ awards. He is an active member of the Southern California DX and contest clubs. He is a member of the A-1 operators club and has earned many ARRL operating awards including WAS (5 bands, SSB, CW, RTTY), DXCC Honor Roll, DXCC (8 bands, SSB, CW, RTTY), WAZ (CW & SSB), WAC and VUCC. He is an active contester and has won numerous certificates for participation in both domestic and DX competitions. He has operated from many places around the continental United States as well as in Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico and Prince Edward Island. One of his ham radio goals was to be part of a Dxpedition team to an exotic locale. The opportunity presented itself in mid 2005 on the K7C operation to Kure atoll in the far northwest Hawaiian Island chain. The adventure was addictive and in September, 2007, he will be part of the 3B7C Dxpedition to St. Brandon Island in the Indian Ocean. On this trip he will serve as both operator and medical officer.
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W8AEF, Paul Playford I was first licensed as WN8AEF in 1955
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WA1S, Ann Santos
Ann was first licensed in 1979 as KA1DNB. Upgraded to Extra in 1980 and has held WA1S since 1989. Enjoy DXing, CW (loves working the pileups), Contesting, DXpeditions, scuba diving (Rescue diver), photography (including underwater) and alpine skiing. DXCC #1 Honor Roll with 343 countries and 5BDXCC with 12, 17 and 30 meter endorsements. Works as an Electronics Engineer and has a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering
DXpeditions and calls: CU2/WA1S – Azores 2007 PW5J, PP5/WA1S – Brazil, P41S – Aruba 2006 K7C – Kure Atoll 2005 VP9/WA1S, VP9I - Bermuda 2004 J38AA, J3A - Grenada 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006 8N1OGA - Ogasawara 2002 K5K – Kingman Reef, T32R - Christmas Is., KH5/WA1S-Palmyra Is. 2000 V63HO, V63X - Micronesia 1998 VK9WY – Willis Island and VK4AMS-Australia 1997 J38AA, J39A - Grenada 1996 I was part of the first YL team (WA1S and P43E) to compete in WRTC (2006) operating as PW5J. Clubs: ARRL, NCDXF, ODXG and YCCC.
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K6SGH, Steve Hammer Licensed in 2001 and upgraded to extra in 2003, Steve is a relative newcomer to ham radio. A retired financial services professional, Steve devotes quite a bit of time to ham radio. He enjoys operating from a variety of interesting and odd locations around California and the southwest. He's operated from the lowest point in the western hemisphere (Devil's Golf Course -283f), operated from inside the San Andreas Fault in the Carrizzo Plain, driven half the length of Route 66 operating as W6B, two Nojoqui Tarantula Migration DXpeditions (2006 covered by the New York Times), as well as inagurating the "CQ Diablo" radio event. These and other ham activities are featured on his website at k6sgh.com. He is also the webmaster for the MoxonAntennaProject.com and has supported that site since 2003. He was the webmaster and chief pilot for K7C, Kure Atoll Dxpedition and he is the webmaster for the TX5C site as well. But he longs for the tortuous hours in some smelly remote desert island with threatening crabs. Having met John, N7CQQ (part of K7C), Steve jumped at the chance to join the TX5C DXpedition as an SSB operator. Steve and his wife Amy live in Santa Barbara, Ca.
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K3VN - Al Hernandez Al is an electronics engineer with more than thirty years experience in telecommunications and electromagnetic effects. As a member of the U.S. Antarctic Research Program, Al participated in fifteen scientific expeditions and has the distinction of having crossed the "terrible" Drake Passage, off Cape Horn, eighteen times as a crew member aboard the Research Vessel HERO. He is a US Coast Guard-licensed Radio Officer in the US Merchant Marine and a Master Scuba diver. Al is an active expeditioner, has traveled to fifty countries and has participated in several major DX radio expeditions including South Georgia Island (VP8SGP), South Sandwich Island (VP8SSI), Kermadec Island (ZL8RI), Bhutan (A52A), Heard Island (VKØIR), Chatham Island (ZL7C), and Peter I Island (3Y0X). Al is a Fellow in the Explorers Club and is a member of the American Polar Society, Florida Academy of Sciences, and the American Radio Relay League.
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F2JD - GØSHN - Gérard F. Jacot Licensed in 1968, Gerard has been an active dxer in over 104 DXCC countries with more than 20 years abroad. He is a member of REF, Clipperton-DX Club and the ARRL. His Dxpedition experience has included, FB8XX, VKØHM, ZD8JD, F2JD/5U7, F2JD/FC, F2JD/3A, TU4AU, TR8JD, TR0AB, FY0HVL, FM0HVL, FG0HVL, FG0HVL/FS, FP/F2JD, op at BY1PK, F2JD/A6, TG9/F2JD, F2JD/J6L, F2JD/J7, J79JD, FG/F2JD, EA/F2JD, ZB2/F2JD, F2JD/HR5,1,3,6, F2JD/CE3/6/7, op at CE0ZZZ, CE0/F2JD, 5V7JG, 5Z4JD, 5Z4IOTA, HK3/G0SHN ,HK0/GØSHN, S79JD, 5R8EN, HP1XBI, HK3JBR,op at 5K8T, PY2ZDX, PYØF/PY2ZDX, FM/F2JD, DU1/6/GØSHN ,HB0/F2JD, CE0Z, XR9A, CE9/F2JD, 3Y0X, XT2C, J5C. Gérard, a field Engineer and site manager with Alcatel-microwave has recently retired and has plenty of time for DX, Contests…and DXpeditions. He is 60 years old and lives with his wife Maria. |
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F5AHO, Jean-Pierre Kaeuffer Licensed since 1968 as F1AHO, on HF since 2003 as F5AHO, Jean-Pierre has demonstrated interests in phone Dxing, contesting, IOTA chase and IOTA activation. His Dxpeditions include: FJ, FS, FY, HB0, HB9, LA, PA0, PJ7, TK, VE1, VE9, VY2, HL, and many on mountain activities / contests in France on VHF,UHF,SHF. He has 21 IOTA activations in EU, NA, SA and AS. Owner of 4 first contacts: F-SP on 1296 MHz, F-OE on 2320 MHz, F-OK on 2320 MHz and F-HB9 on 47 GHz. Builder of many Ham radio equipments like SSB transceiver, microwave transverters and antennas, interfaces, PS, power amplifiers, antennas … He collects all CLIPPERTON island related objects such as books, videos, magazine contributions, QSL, stamps, covers, medals and has studied the island's history. Member of REF and Clipperton DX Club. Jean Pierre, 55, lives with his wife Martine and their two children in Riedisheim, France.
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F5PAC, Joel Sutterlin Joel was first licensed in 1989 and has operated as HB9EBP, 4S7PAG and OK8PAC.
Titular member of TP2CE (Council of Europe).
Demonstrated interest in phone Dxing, contesting, IOTA chase and IOTA activation.
Dxpeditions: FY, HB0, HB9, PA0, TK, VE1, VE9, VY2, HP, 4S7, 4U1ITU
23 IOTA activations in EU, NA, SA and AS, of which AS-171 IOTA new one in Sri Lanka 2nd world place at IOTA contest 2000 single op. 2nd world place at IOTA contest 2001 single op. Honor Roll DXCC (334) Honor Roll IOTA (871) Honor Roll WAP
Joel and his wife Myriam has one daughter and live in Wittelsheim, France.
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VA7DX, Neil King Neil was first licensed in 1979 as VE7CVM, attained his advanced certification in 1980 and acquired the call VA7DX in late 1999. An avid HF, VHF and UHF contester, preferring DX to sleep and CW to SSB, Neil has also dabbled in meteor scatter, EME, tropo and satellite from VE7 and various DX locations. Hobbies also include SCUBA diving, sailing, travel, bike riding, photography and video (including underwater). Neil has worked in Information Technology for 40 years, the last 7 as an IT consultant specializing in interim leadership, strategic planning and outsourcing. Relatively new to DXpeditions, Neil has operated as 3DA0WC (2003), 7P8NK (2003/2004), ZS/VA7DX, 4U1ITU, and VU7RG (2007). Neil’s current station includes Yaesu and Kenwood radios, Acom and homebrew (4CX1500B) amps, a variety of VHF, UHF long boom M2 antennas and a 4 element Cubex quad for 10 thru 20 including 2 elements on 30 and 40.
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F6BFH Alan Duchauchoy
License December 1970. Interests : DXCC, IOTA, Emergency service, Dxpedition, DXCC SSB, CW, RTTY. Active from 160 to 6 meters. Many activities on OSCAR 10 and 13 : 150 DXCC entities.
Dxpeditions : 4S7/F6BFH, 5R8OP, 6W5/F6BFH, 9M6TF, C31NB, C56/F6BFH, CE8/F6BFH, DL/F6BFH, FG0EVT, FG/F6BFH/P, FJ/F6BFH, FK/F6BFH, FM0EVT, FM/F6BFH, FO/F6BFH, FR/F6BFH, FO0XC, FR/F6BFH, FS/F6BFH, FY/F6BFH, G0DGB, G/F6BFH/P, GU/F6BFH, HB9XJD, HB0/F6BFH, HC/F6BFH, J8/F6BFH, LU0X/F6BFH, OE1XJD, ON/F6BFH, PA0/F6BFH, PJ2/F6BFH, TG/F6BFH, V31FH, W/F6BFH, XU7ABW, XV8FP, XF/F6BFH.
IOTA activator, 60 activations on 6 continents.
QSL Manager of many DX stations, (100% via bureau).
One of the founder members of Clipperton DX Club in july 1978 and Member of Clipperton DX Club. Merit medal of Clipperton DX Club. Member of French association R.E.F. DXCC Honor Roll , IOTA Honor Roll, IOTA Merit Award, 5BDXCC.
Since 1978, after the Clipperton Dxpédition, I collect all things about the island, such as books, magazine, video, pictures, stamps, enveloppe, QSL, medals, etc...
One of my dream was to go again to Clipperton with my wife Danielle, and now, my dream will come true.
YL F6BFH Danielle Duchauchoy
In all Dxpedition with Alan after Clipperton 1978. One the the founder member of Clipperton DX Club. Medal merit of Clipperton DX Club. First treasurer of the club, specially for the Dxpedition in 1978. Specialist to errect the antennas during the expedition and in charge of the life logistique. In charge of the pictures.
One of my dream was to go on Clipperton with Alan, and now my dream will come true.
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F5JY, Jim Davy Jim was First licensed in 1965 as F5JY, CW and phone operator. Retired after 39 years as civilian telecommunications technician, numeric transmissions via SHF specialist for the French Navy. Jim's prime interest was VHF/UHF activities, home brew equipment for these bands and has been very active during the 70’s on 2 meters and 70cms via tropo and satellites. His real interest for HF bands came in 1975 with a work assignment in Martinique and a new call, FM7AV. This was his first experience with pile ups and contests. Since this date Jim is an active DXer and contester in major contests (WPX, CQWW, IARU Etc.), CW and Phone. Professional activities give him two new opportunities to be active from other parts of the world, FK0AW (1985/1990) and J28JY (1995/1997). Member of different Dxpeditions for IOTA activities (FK8KAB ile of Pines, TV6OST Ouessant island, TM5TBN Tombelaine rock, TM6CHA Chausey islands, J20RAD Maskali islands, V31DI Caye Caulker island, LU/F5JY Redonda island, CE8/F5JY Navarino island for the bigger). Clipperton was a dream since the first major expedition in 1978. After a long wait, dream become realty, Jim is very enthusiast to be a team member of Clipperton 2008 and will do is best for the success of this adventure. F8FDN, Maryse Davy Maryse has a Ham operator certificate since 1978. Second operator for FM7AV and F5JY stations during several years she stop her ham activity after changes in French regulations don’t permit second operator any longer. She got a personal call recently especially for Clipperton 2008. She has been on each Dxpedition with her husband, Jim F5JY. Maryse’s second hobby is painting and she hope to be able to do a “carnet de voyage” during his stay on the atoll. Retired after 35 years as Nurse in different hospitals. Maryse has a good experience in tropical pathology after several years in Martinique and New Caledonia islands, working for private and public hospitals. Many specialties as Surgery, Pneumology, Dermatology, Leper house, Diabetology for principals. She will be the nurse of the expedition. Once on the island, under the responsibility of John Peter F5AHO, she is in charge with Danielle F6BFH XYL, of a scientific program elaborated in conjunction with Mr Christian JOST a French specialist of Clipperton island. Jim and Maryse live near Toulon on the Mediterranean coast.
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FM5CD, Michel Brunelle
Michel was introduced to amateur radio in 1965 when he was in Germany doing his military service. He was able to listen to the old Siemens receiver of the radio club DL5SQ. He passed his licence in 1967 and received his first callsign F6AGM. As an active member of F6KAW radio club near Paris, he became involved in DXing and contesting. He participated in the 25th French Polar Expedition in Adelie Land, staying the whole winter in Dumont d'Urville base, and operated with his callsign FB8YC from December 1974 to March 1976. Just before the 1978 expedition in Clipperton, (FO0XA-FO0XH) he went to Saudi Arabia, did not participate to the expedition and due to restriction, could not get a 7Z licence. In 1979, after two years in the desert, he went to Martinique for his job in construction. He obtained two different callsigns (FM0FJE and FM7CD) until 1985 when new prefixes were assigned to the extra-class licencees. He got the call FM5CD that he's still using today. He also participated in many contests, in French Guyana and Martinique with specials callsigns (TX0A, TX2B, TO5A, TO5M, TO2DX) and won several awards and plaques during this time. In February 2006, he participated in the 3Y0X expedition in Peter One Island co-lead by Ralph K0IR and Bob K4UEE. During ten days, the team operated from the glacier and made over 87.000 Q's. On his return trip, the team stopped at King George Island, South Shetlands group. Michel and few other team members operated the Russian base station and made thousands of QSOs using the callsign XR9A. Michel is proud and excited to be a team member of the new major expedition in St Bandon – he is sure that 3B7C is a rich and fun experience. The next major expedition will be in Clipperton.
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Licenced in 1978
Laurent is single and lives in Paris, France.
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K8LEE, Wayne McKenzie First licensed in 1954 as KN8LEE. Also held W9OEH for several years. Cw and ssb are modes of choice. Over the past years have had the opportunity to operate from vp2mnq vp2mx vp2mle Montserrat CY0AA in 96 @2005 Sable Island, 5h3/k8lee 5h3us Tanzania, C6DX from Eleuthera , TI5A, J8DX and J6DX 4O6DX august/sept 2007 Montenegro. Member of Ovara and Swodxa. Station set up ic756pro3 ic746pro and 706 Command Technologies amps on low bands and 50mhz M/2 ants on 40 thru 6 meters 4 square on 80, wires/inverted vees on 160 Hold amateur extra and general radio phone licenses. Recently retired from Siemens as Senior Field Service Engineer
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K4ZLE, Jay Slough Jay started tinkering with electronics in his early teens. He was first licensed as KN4ZLE in August of 1958 and got into DXing 10 years later. He has operated from over 30 DXCC entities. Outside of DX trips, more time is spent listening and playing on the workbench than actually operating; however, he is on the DXCC Honor Roll and is active mainly on 30 & 20 m CW. Jay is past president and treasurer of the SW OH DX Association. He has moderated the DX forum at the Dayton HamVention ® for the past few years as well as the DX dinner sponsored that same weekend. Jay is the manager of the US 8th Call Area Incoming QSL bureau. In addition, he is the cochairman for the SW OH Digital & Technical Symposium held annually in January at the Middletown campus of Miami (Ohio) University. He is a regular presenter at Ham events such as the Technical Symposium mentioned above, at FDIM, Atlanticon and various local ham clubs. Jay is comfortable giving either technical or informational presentations. While amateur radio is a big part of his life, his other activities are family, church, hiking and biking. He has been married to his ham friendly wife, Gwynna, for over 40 years, has two grown daughters and seven grandchildren. Many of Jay’s DX operations have centered on his layman involvement in church mission activities - several of which have involved doing communications installations for missionaries or Christian broadcast stations. He is vice president of a small nondenominational missions organization. He has goals of hiking the Appalachian Trail and riding his bicycle from the US west coast to east coast. Jay is a graduate of the US Naval Academy and has an advanced degree from Memphis State University (aka U of Memphis). He retired four years ago from a major consumer products company headquartered in Cincinnati, OH. His last work assignment had him traveling about Western Europe, where he met many European Hams and had immense pleasure operating. He has enjoyed having his DX friends stay as his guests over HamVention. Past calls/operations exclusive of “stroke” and guest operations: 3A0FE, 5X2A, EI4VXG, EL2LE, GD0K4ZLE, HB0XJB, JT1FCX, KA5EE, KG4MO, KH8Q, MU0BKA, TU4FB and V2ARS. “Last heard – 599” |
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