AC0BX
Extra
Colorado Springs, CO

My mobile rig is a FT-857D with the screwdriver antenna.

I'm still trying to get it installed in my new JK though.

 

KG4JJQ General licensed for 11 years.

 

Welcome, and thanks for checking in guys...

 

I passed the General test Sat. Dec 11, 2010, missed 2
I actually learned it from hamtestonline, for $29.00 I think. It is well worth it, at least to me. I will do the Extra hopefully next Field Day.

 

Congrads on making the advancement.
MAybe after the holidays, Ill get my determination back and get mine.

 

Hi Dave,

While I am a JK newbie and a new member of the forum, I been driving XJs and the XYL's KJ (she is K7CAB). I have been licensed as a ham since 1980. The JK is going to be the HF/VHF/UHF platform. I will be using ArizonaRockyRoad.com antenna and radio mounts come Christmas morning.

73,
Steve K7SRB
Murray, Utah (DM40)
General Class

 

OK, I'll play...

K5ZM / J68ZM / V63ZM / (ex:ZF2ZM)

Extra, licensed since '75..

Main activities are CW and RTTY contesting and DXpeditioning..

Haven't had a home station in many years. I survive by either doing the guest op thing, operating as part of a M/M in the big contests, or when I'm portable from the Pacific or Caribbean. Last gig was from V6 in Feb of '08.

 

Right on, and welcome to the forum you guys...!!!

 

Howdy all...

Pretty new here... very new as a JK owner. Just bought a '08 X last Saturday (back in to jeeperdom after a brief fling with Scouts)...

Got a vanity call a few years ago...

N2JPZ



73

 

Howdy.......just looked you up on QRZ.....are you still in MI.? There is another MI. JK HAM'er here on the forum too. He's "goldtr8". He recently jumped in head first into the HAM world. Got his "Extra" right away. Put a IC-7k w/ screwdriver antenna in his JK and bought a new K3 for the shack he's working on. I don't know how far apart you guys are but he would probably be a good guy for you to meet. I've talked to him from his JK all the way up here to AK. And just talked to him last Sat on his new K3. Look him up and say hello...