Flex Radio Flex-3000
AA4TE
First licensed in June 2015 {as KG7UET}, then granted the call sign W7FZY Jan. 2016and in 2016 obtained my Amateur Extra ticket. For study, I recommend Roy Watson's [N1ZTL] study apps as well as the online flashcards at hamstudy.org. My QRZ page includes a log book and some other info. I log on LoTW, EQSL, and QRZ.
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The photos to the left are screens from the SDR (Software Defined Radio) software called PowerSDR that runs my base station Flex-3000 in my shack . The amazing part is the software add-ons from KE9NS that occur occasionally. YouTube videos of his upgrades are amazing. Special thanks to Jay - NO7J with settings on my FlexRadio.
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My present project: learning CW . With the propagation so poor the past year, I can be found most often using digital modes: JT-65 and PSK31.
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My radios:
FlexRadio SD-3000 running PowerSDR 2.8.16
ICOM IC-7100 HF/VHF/UHF All Mode Transceiver (Mobile).
ICOM 2730a for 2m and 70cm (Base)
Handhelds: Yeasu FT-60 and Baofeng UV-5R Handhelds.
Antennas: , Comet CHV-5X dipole; a high gain VHF j-pole, and a delta-loop (non-resonant 300ft) wire.
On Deck: IC-706MKIIG HF/VHF/UHF All Mode Transceiver (Mobile
Member: Kershaw County (SC) Amateur Radio Club - KC4RC
Clark County (WA) Amateur Radio Club W7AIA named the 2017 Club of the Year by the Dayton Hamvention.
There are no worthless people. Many serve as a good example of a bad example.
