This is Gary at his radio.


The antenna farm, Mosley MP-33N,
The inverted vee and the 6M3 6M yagi
CU2JT Radio Station

The station is a Kenwood TS-570D. Not seen on this picture is the ACOM-1000 amplifier and the PALSTAR anenna tuner. In early 2008, over 31,000 QSO have been made from CU2JT.
My QSL card. I use my logging program to produce QSL cards. They are printed on cartoon paper on my laser printer and I only have to sign the, All information is fetched from the database.


This is a screen dump of the CU2JT logger. It has been developed over a couple of years and can do most of what you want from a logger:

The logger is constantly refined and has been used in regular QSO:s as well as hundreds of contests since the start in August, 2004. Built in online link to QRZ.com and DXscape web cluster.

 

  • Works with MS Access or MS SQL Server databases
  • Import and export ADIF files
  • Produce contest logs in Cabrillo format
  • Log searches on callsigns (full or part of), dates and times, operator names, QTH
  • Convert miles/kilometers and centigrade/Fahrenheit
  • Print out QSL cards
  • Handle most of the major contests, including QTC handling in the WAEDC contest.
  • Built in digital modes BPSK31, RTTY and MFSK with MACRO handling