This is Gary at his radio.

The winter antennas: MP33N on a 50ft crank up tower and a 33ft vertical for 40m

CU2JT Radio Station

The station is a Elecraft K3, back up is Kenwood TS-570D and an IC706MKiiG in the car. Also an ACOM-1000 amplifier backed up with an Ameritron AL-811. Antenna tuner is the Palstar AT2K.
Antennas are the Mosley MP-33N for 10/15/20M, a 2 x 66ft inverted vee fed with a 600 ohms ladder. The 6m yagi is a 6M3 on a separate mast and rotator.

In May, 2009, about 38,000 QSO are logged 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