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Here are QSL-cards of countries and stations I worked from: |
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(by clicking on the picture you will get it bigger) HB4FF, 4U1ITU, 9L/HB9AUZ, EL2UN, 9X/HB9AUZ, EJ2GS (EU-103), EJ7NET (EU-007, EU006), TS7N (AF-073, November 03)
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9X, Kigali, Rwanda After war in Rwanda I installed communication for Swiss Disaster Relief in Kigali. There was no government active for licenses. |
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IOTA EU-103, 1992 The Saltee Islands lie about 5 miles off the south coast of Wexford and are uninhabited. Great Saltee measures over one mile in length and is the most important bird sanctuary in Ireland. The on-duty operator enjoyed the sight of sunbathing gray seals by day and mumbling rabbits at night. 2800 QSOs were made and at least as many cans of Guinness were downed. Operators: HB9ASZ Bernie, HB9BFA Rene, HB9DEN Bruno, HB9DKO Karl and me. |
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IOTA EU-103, 1998 Another visit to the Saltees with the WESTNET DX GROUP. Operators where EI6FR Declan, EI2GX Tony, EI9IF Alan, EI3HA Tony, EI7DSB Liam, EI5IQ Dermot, GW4VEQ Tony, GI0KOW Rob, GI0NWG Andrew, GI0UJG Robbie, HB9DGV Rolf, HB9ASZ Bernie, HB9AUZ Chris and Simon my son who made video of the trip. |
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IOTA EU-007, 1996 The Blasket Islands 52N10.5W. This group of islands, the most westerly off the Irish coast, comprises 7 sizeable islands and isolated rocks, spread in a line west by south over 2 1/2 miles of the Atlantic. The largest, Great Blasket, lies two miles off shore. A small cove, accessible only through a small channel in the rocks, provides the sole landing possibility on Great Blasket which, depending on wind and seas, can be very treacherous. From there a 1/4 mile hike over a steep overgrown cliff path led to our operating site at the ruined island village. Great Blasket is populated with sheep, donkeys, rabbits and seals. Operating and enjoying the poor propagation and the beautiful scenery were: Tony EI2GX, Tony EI3HA, Mark EI2HL, Declan EI6FR, Liam EI7DSB, Emmet EI7HF, Alan EI9IF, Dermot EI2FTB, Tony GW4VEQ, Robert GI0KOW, Bernie HB9ASZ, Karl HB9DKO, Rolf HB9DGV and Chris HB9AUZ. More than 5000 QSO's were made on 160-2 meters. |
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9L/HB9AUZ Sierra Leone and EL2UN Liberia After 1986 war in Liberia I built up communication facilities for UN in Freetown and Monrovia. In Sierra Leone I received license from the Post and Communication department, in Liberia we had an UN-station with UN-license. |
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My QSL-card as SOWP member (Society of Wireless Pioneers). |
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My old QSL-card with an old map from the town of Bern. |
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Card from an operation in Geneva at the ITU building. |
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My actual QSL-Card.. |
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An other trip to Ireland in July 2000 brought us to the Aran Island, IOTA EU-006. |
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TS7N on Kerkennah Island in Tunisia, IOTA AF-073, November 03 |
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