Collins 30L1

I was first licensed as an Amateur Radio Operator in November of 1959.  My Novice call was WV6CYP.  8 or 9 months latter I up graded to Conditional General Class. 

In the 1970 I let my license expire and did not get back into the hobby until 1992 with a Technician Class call KD6GXB.  Again 8 or 9 months latter I upgraded to General class.  I got my present call KN6OX when I upgraded to the Advanced Class.  I now hold and Amateur Extra Class license.

My HF station is an ICOM IC-765 with a Collins 30L1 amp to give me a little extra kick.  My antenna is a Force 12 C3SS at 40 ft

I enjoy chasing DX and some contesting.

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