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Welcome from G4KKI

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http://g4kkibill.blogspot.com/

New Magloop Baby Zilla

EH Antenna 40 and 20 mtrs

HB-1a 3 band cw qrp transceiver

One Valve ECL82 transmitter

Tuna Tin II

My small Army loop tuner

FRG-7

My Homemade Miracle Whip antenna

My visit to Poldhu and the Marconi Center

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

Some of my SOTA activations

Some of my morse keys and paddles

Favourite links

last updated 01/02/2012 

Here you will find information on my Magnetic loop antenna's, these small loops are just the thing for amateurs who just don't have the room for big outside antenna's, and also on a couple of  EH antennas i made.

Welcome to my web pages. My name is Bill and I am 61 years old. My main interest is in CW on the HF bands. I have been operating CW since I was 15 years old when I joined the Army as a boy. I was a radio Operator in the Royal Corps of Signals. I served just over 2 years at the Junior Leaders Regiment at Denbury Camp in S Devon. From there I went out to Germany and then served in places around the world, operating mostly CW. I became a Radio Amateur in October of 1980 and have operated with QRP and homemade gear for much of that time. Today I now have a FT-840 ,an MFJ-9040 ,MFJ-9020,MFJ-9040,a Wilderness radio SST-20 ,an SW20+AN FT411E which I use for /P when I operate in the SOTA program and a Realistic HTX-202 and it's companion HTX-404 for 70cms. 

I would like to express my sincere thanks to my good friend Bob AF2Q for sending me the above, enabling me to have the station as it is today. He does not deserve the bad treatment he gets from to many people. They really don't know him.

I Hope you find something of interest on here, some summits climbed and some of my other amateur interests.

My QTH is in the middle of town in the middle of this row of terraced houses. Now you can see why i use magnetic loops in my roofspace.

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