Ham Radio Weblog PD0AC

Thoughts of a Dutch radio amateur

About me

I’m just one of the many radio amateurs in the world and live in Almere, the Netherlands. I started building transmitters from the age of 8 and this hobby stayed with me ever since. I love classic equipment, such as the FT-901, the FT-7B and the FT-225RD.

Common monitor frequencies:

  • 144.5125 (simplex FM)
  • 145.2750 (simplex FM)
  • 145.6625 (PI3ZDM repeater, -600KHz shift)
  • 430.2875 (PI2FLD repeater, +1.6MHz shift)
  • 7.077 MHz, LSB
  • 14.178 MHz, USB
  • 28.520 MHz, all modes

73′s,

Hans / PD0AC

Note: I maintain this weblog in English.  Please bear in mind that English is not my native language, so mistakes are inevitable. Comments on spelling and/or grammar are always welcome. I’m willing to learn.

E-mail: see QRZ.COM

1 Comment »

  1. hi Hans

    Gaan dit goet . ek is tans besig met my sertifesing vir my amatuer lisensie en roep sein.

    Hi Hans – currently busy trying to get certified and legal to be able talk on the airwaves.
    Hope you can help- Im looking for some direction on what equipment to go for and where to get it – im finding it difficult this side to get good equipment at a good price.

    I already completed a Electronic transmitter and will be doing a on air procedural test on Tuesday and will write my exam in october.

    Dankie by voorbaat
    Abie

    Comment by Abraham | September 10, 2010 | Reply


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