I was licenced in 1988 with the G7DNT call. In 1988 this was a class B call and allowed only VHF and above access. I also hold an Advanced class call of M0XON.
In 2001 I took the M3 call and was then allowed to use the 10 watts on all HF bands.
Radio communications agency decided that Morse code be dropped and all class B licenced Amateurs became upgraded to A Class.
I have now installed an Allstar system and run 4 VOIP channels from 2 radios.
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This is a 80 foot tower that is up at 65 feet. On the top we have a 3 Section 18 foot colinear for MB7IIP 2m link.
Below the link antenna is a 4 Element Mosley HF beam, A 5/8th Ground plan for 70cm link and a 9 Element pro Tonna for 2m FM.
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In The Shack
Icom 756 ProIII with Heil GM5 microphone
Yaesu FT857
Standard Dual Bander 2m /70cm
Yaesu FT60
Alinco 2m (used for Echo-IRLP system)
4M FM Garex Radio
Yaesu FT2800
Icom IC92
VX2000
VX2
VX1
1 x IRLP Server that controls the Alinco Radio
150 Watt 2m Amp
100 Watt 70 cm Amp
400 Watt HF Amp
Create Largest Rotator
4 x PSU units
2 x UPS 1700 VA units
2x 22" Plasma screens with a dedicated Windows 2K8 Server and 4 Client Stations 1 x XP 1 x Vista and a Ubuntu Hardy Heron workstation. A Windows 7 test Client
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