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My call-sign is VE6RHS and I hold the Canadian Amateur Radio Basic, Advanced and 12wpm Morse Code license. I've been a licensed and active amateur radio operator since December 1989. |
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| In the above picture you can see an Icom IC-7100 receiver, a Fluke 8050A multi-meter, an Icom IC-R10E receiver, a Yaesu VX-5R handheld transceiver, a Uniden Bearcat BC-245XLT scanner, a GE Phoenix VHF transceiver, and a GE Century II UHF transceiver. I also run a Kenwood TM-V7A dual-band mobile in my vehicle. My main interests are SWL, Scanning, Communications Monitoring, VHF/UHF repeaters and linking, APRS, and other VHF, UHF, and microwave experiments. |
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Out of sight in the above photograph is the SARA IRLP node using Linux and a Motorola GM-300 UHF radio: |
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| The house "Array" consists of two Diamond D-130J discones, a Diamond X510NA dual-band vertical, and a Diamond X50A dual-band vertical. The RF feed-line is Cablewave LCF12-50JFN ½" foam coaxial cable using NF-LCF12-008 connectors. |
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