Located in the South Pacific. We hold our meetings at the KSTO Radio Station on Nimitz Hill. Look at the picture on the left, Do you know what type of radio it is, where it was used, and the date it was made? Another reminder about the AuxComm training here in Guam, August 7 and 8.

Thank you for accessing my web pages. I am a self employed TV and Video service engineer living in Bracknell. Berkshire, about 35 miles west of London. I am also a radio amateur, callsign G3YMC, and have had an active interest in the hobby for 35 years. This site contains information on all of these activities as follows. I am operational occasionally on the UK 5MHz experimental allocation.

I have been licensed since December, 1974. In September, 1978 I received my Extra Class license from the FCC. And my new callsign AD1C. I moved to Colorado in late May 2007, and finally got back on the air in August, 2008 with a half-size G5RV strung up in the attic. I operated from the Galápagos in September, 2002. You can follow one of the links to the left, or read about some of my other projects below.

Your dues support over 15 reliable repeaters including IRLP and Echolink. The linked repeaters provide continuous coverage on I-84 from the New York border to the Massachusetts border. PVRA is at the leading edge of Digital Voice with D-STAR repeaters and a gateway. You can renew on-line or by mail.

Which side of the road? Power plugs, voltage, frequency. Logging plus a lot more.

I find it very handy when looking at web based spots. Info on the tool and how to set it up can be found HERE. The tool on the Mozilla site .