Bookmarks. HRD 6.0 Release. HRDLOG.net. KQ8M - Callsign Lookup by QRZ. Please sign my web log. I was first licensed in 1971 as WN8JSQ. One year later I passed my general test and became WB8JSQ which I held until 1981. September 23, 1974 I entered the United States Marine Corps where I spent my 4 year tour as an aircraft electrician on A6a and later A6e attack bombers. In the summer of 1981 I passed the advanced and extra tests. I applied for a new callsign and received the call KQ8M on my birthday, Sept. 1, 1981. I would like to also thank those stations and managers who have helped me get some old contacts QSL'd. I am a charter member of the North Coast Contesters. My present DXCC totals are: Mixed: 350/338 CW: 349/338 SSB: 347/337 Digital: 303/300 Challenge: 2526.
QSL Requirement: Please US send SASE, Outside US please send SAE and 1$ US. I am QSL manager for VE2CSI CQ WW CW contest 28-29 November 1992 ONLY!! My station consists of an Elecraft K3, Icom IC746pro, Kenwood TS930 and Ameritron AL-1200 amplifier. My log can be found on ClubLog. Club Log: Amateur Radio League Tables, Most Wanted Lists and Expedition Log Search Tools. Welcome to Club Log, a free web-based tool for producing DXCC league tables, expedition tools, log search services and most-wanted lists for ham radio.
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