Hi Everyone,
We (my son and myself) are going to USA in July of 2015.
We will travel throught western states and will sign as K0NAR/M. Taking part on the IARU HF WCH is also planned from the QTH of Bruce K0BJ (Colby, KS).
See you on the air....
Laci and Laci junior
(HA0NAR)
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Monday, May 26, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Sunday, April 1, 2012
FW0NAR QSL is ready to print
Hi,
The QSL has already been designed. We will have a nice 4 paged, full color card.
We are waiting for the first 10.000 cards from the printer...
Vy 73
Laci HA0NAR
The QSL has already been designed. We will have a nice 4 paged, full color card.
We are waiting for the first 10.000 cards from the printer...
Vy 73
Laci HA0NAR
Sunday, March 4, 2012
OQRS
Hi,
The Online QSL Request System (OQRS) is available.
Please send the QSO data and full mailing address in an e-mail to
ha0nar@hotmail.com
The postal cost can be send via PayPal to:
ha0nar@hotmail.com
Vy 73
Laci HA0NAR
The Online QSL Request System (OQRS) is available.
Please send the QSO data and full mailing address in an e-mail to
ha0nar@hotmail.com
The postal cost can be send via PayPal to:
ha0nar@hotmail.com
Vy 73
Laci HA0NAR
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Final QSO statistics
Hi Everyone,
The first QSO with FW0NAR was made on 28th of January on 24 MHz CW at 19:49 UTC with ZL1BYZ and the last one on 19th of February on 28 MHz CW at 19:49 UTC with FM5AA.
During 18 days of operation as FW0NAR (Wallis Island-OC-054) 17,872 QSOs were logged (12,152-CW, 3,045-SSB and 2,675-RTTY) with 10,620 stations (AF-1%, AS-31%, EU-25%, NA-36%, OC-5% and SA-2%) from 156 DXCC countries.
I have also made 3145 CW contacts on 40-10 meters (with a G5RV antenna and barefoot) as FW0NAR/P from Futuna Island (OC-118). The online logsearch for these operations can be found at:
http://www.clublog.org/logsearch.php
I am deeply grateful to my xyl: Susanne (she has made more than 2000 RTTY and SSB contacts with FW0NAR) for her strong and continuous support all along. Joe (HA0LC) is graciously thanked for his logistical help in bringing my Wallis and Futuna project to life.
The financial and equipment support received from the Chiltern DX Club (CDXC), Clipperton DX Club (CDXC), Danish DX Group (DDXG), EU-DX-Foundation (EUDXF), DX Italia, German DX Foundation (GDXF), LA-DX-Group (LADXG), Nippon DX Association (NDXA), SouthWest Ohio DX Association (SWODXA), Swiss DX Foundation (SDXF), Spiderbeam and Anico Kft. (Nyíregyháza, Hungary) is graciously acknowledged.
HA0DU (Steve) and HA0HV (Sanyi) are gratefully outlined for their enthusiasm, encouragement and significant support. Special thanks to Michael (G7VJR), Brad (W6TJI) and Al (K6YRA), Zoli (HA8LNN) and Barna (HA0ER). I would also like to thank all those who included some support with their QSL request (see page at www.ha0nar.hu for the complete list).
VY 73
Laci HA0NAR
The first QSO with FW0NAR was made on 28th of January on 24 MHz CW at 19:49 UTC with ZL1BYZ and the last one on 19th of February on 28 MHz CW at 19:49 UTC with FM5AA.
During 18 days of operation as FW0NAR (Wallis Island-OC-054) 17,872 QSOs were logged (12,152-CW, 3,045-SSB and 2,675-RTTY) with 10,620 stations (AF-1%, AS-31%, EU-25%, NA-36%, OC-5% and SA-2%) from 156 DXCC countries.
I have also made 3145 CW contacts on 40-10 meters (with a G5RV antenna and barefoot) as FW0NAR/P from Futuna Island (OC-118). The online logsearch for these operations can be found at:
http://www.clublog.org/logsearch.php
I am deeply grateful to my xyl: Susanne (she has made more than 2000 RTTY and SSB contacts with FW0NAR) for her strong and continuous support all along. Joe (HA0LC) is graciously thanked for his logistical help in bringing my Wallis and Futuna project to life.
The financial and equipment support received from the Chiltern DX Club (CDXC), Clipperton DX Club (CDXC), Danish DX Group (DDXG), EU-DX-Foundation (EUDXF), DX Italia, German DX Foundation (GDXF), LA-DX-Group (LADXG), Nippon DX Association (NDXA), SouthWest Ohio DX Association (SWODXA), Swiss DX Foundation (SDXF), Spiderbeam and Anico Kft. (Nyíregyháza, Hungary) is graciously acknowledged.
HA0DU (Steve) and HA0HV (Sanyi) are gratefully outlined for their enthusiasm, encouragement and significant support. Special thanks to Michael (G7VJR), Brad (W6TJI) and Al (K6YRA), Zoli (HA8LNN) and Barna (HA0ER). I would also like to thank all those who included some support with their QSL request (see page at www.ha0nar.hu for the complete list).
VY 73
Laci HA0NAR
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Good Bye Wallis
Hi,
We have closed the FW0NAR operation at 20.00 UTC on 19th of February 2012. Everything is packaged and waiting for the airplane to Fiji.
By the end we have more than 21.000 QSOs (17900 with FW0NAR and 3160 with FW0NAR/P).
Thank You very much for everybody for the nice cooperation, the kind words and having contacts with us as well as visiting our blog more than 36.000 times.
It was a great experience both of us with having nice time here and collecting memories for the whole life.
Unfortunately we have lost an HF linear amplifier and a notebook computer. Hopefully we will have a safe trip back home.....
We will arrive next Sunday (26th of February) to Budapest.
Special thanks to our host Manuele Taufoniea anh his big family, especially for KH6CG, HA8LNN, HA0DU and HA0LC, W6TJI and K6YRA as well as to all our radio amateur and non ham friends all over the world.
All logs are updated and uploaded to the Clublog site for online checking.
During the following days we will check the logs and dealing with possible problems. Answering e-mails and sleep a lot. .
Vy 73 and 88
Laci and Susanne
We have closed the FW0NAR operation at 20.00 UTC on 19th of February 2012. Everything is packaged and waiting for the airplane to Fiji.
By the end we have more than 21.000 QSOs (17900 with FW0NAR and 3160 with FW0NAR/P).
Thank You very much for everybody for the nice cooperation, the kind words and having contacts with us as well as visiting our blog more than 36.000 times.
It was a great experience both of us with having nice time here and collecting memories for the whole life.
Unfortunately we have lost an HF linear amplifier and a notebook computer. Hopefully we will have a safe trip back home.....
We will arrive next Sunday (26th of February) to Budapest.
Special thanks to our host Manuele Taufoniea anh his big family, especially for KH6CG, HA8LNN, HA0DU and HA0LC, W6TJI and K6YRA as well as to all our radio amateur and non ham friends all over the world.
All logs are updated and uploaded to the Clublog site for online checking.
During the following days we will check the logs and dealing with possible problems. Answering e-mails and sleep a lot. .
Vy 73 and 88
Laci and Susanne
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