Thanks for visiting my web page.  If you need confirmation of a QSO we've had, just send me your card direct (no return postage required) or via the bureau.  Your card gets mine.  For FISTS and stateside QSLs, I am good with the FISTS Bureau.  Also, I upload all QSOs to LoTW weekly.  If you need EM66, Wilson County or Tennessee for an award or goal, drop me an email at k4ko.qrp@gmail.com to set up a sked on 160M - 2M + 70cm (no 60M nor 1.25M, sri).

My interests include operating in contests and chasing DX on HF, and weak signal modes and chasing grids on VHF.  When the weather is good, I also like operating QRP portable from the hills of Tennessee.  Here is a photo of my shack... this week.  When I am not on the radio, I like reading, gardening, computers, losing money at poker and bluegrass music.  Oh yeah, if it doesn't have the five-string banjo, it ain't the bluegrass music.

High Frequency: I finally worked Idaho on 160M and Alaska on 40M this winter (2007-08) so I now have all 50 states on 10, 20, 40, 80 and 160M, but I still lack five states on 15M (AR, DE, KY, MO and SC).  If you can help me fill in some of these holes, I would appreciate hearing from you.  For a sked on CW, PH or RTTY email me at k4ko.qrp@gmail.com

I have my DXCC certificates for mixed, phone and CW, and also for 10M, 15M and 20M, but I have 1.3 metric tons of QSL cards to send if I ever plan on getting the 5BDXCC certificate.  That probably won't happen.  My overall DXCC count stands at 283 entities with 258 on phone and 258 on CW (129 QRP).... many, many holes to fill.

Very / Ultra High Freqency: On 50 MHz I have 408 grids worked, 49 states confirmed (CQ Alaska) and 60 different DXCC entities.  On 144 MHz, I have 106 grids, 31 states and four DXCC entities worked.  Many of the VHF contacts were weak signal via meteor scatter or tropo and two of the DXCC on 144 MHz were via EME (RN6BN & ES6RQ).  Finally, in 2006 I added 432 MHz to the station and have worked 27 grids and 12 states.

I belong to many amateur radio organizations, including:

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