Michael Wells G7VJR

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I use these pages to collect together various bits and pieces about my ham radio interests, and to share information you might need like QSL details. I also publish my logs here so that you can check if you have ‘worked’ my callsign. My US call is N3QI.

Falkland Islands VP8/f - 21 January to 29 January 2010 · 12 November 2009 by Michael Wells

Martin G3ZAY and I will be traveling to the Falkland Islands for an expedition between 21 – 29 Jan 2010. Our operation will be mainly CW, and we’re particularly interested in working north on LF. We’ll be using Elecraft K3s, amps and at least one beverage antenna. Our TX antenna for top band will be a 60ft ‘T’, sited next to salt water.

Wish us luck!

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CDXC
The Chiltern DX Club, the UK's premiere DX foundation

Club Log
Automated DXCC league tables and most-wanted lists for amateur radio clubs

CUWS
The homepage of the Cambridge University Wireless Society, licenced in 1932 and still going strong.

eHam Reviews
EHam's community reviews are undoubtedly the first place to look if you are thinking about buying new radio gear. First hand accounts and critical (sometimes well-written) reviews for almost anything.

Logbook of the World
LoTW is another electronic bureau for QSLs, and is valid for awards. I put all of my logs into LoTW on a regular basis. Unfortunately LoTW is hard to set up - be prepared for this!

M0BLF
Dominic Smith (M0BLF), a friend from CUWS and also well-known ham radio software and web site developer.

nGenLog
I use nGenLog as my station logging software; it's a brilliantly designed product which suits my needs chasing DX and QSLing. Supported by a really great team of developers in Sweden.

Win-Test
Win-Test is my preferred DXpedition software and contest software. It's got the fastest log entry and really great stats & feedback.

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