Welcome! My name is Jason Begley, and if you are here you’ve found my amateur radio pages. So far there is not that much to put online, but I plan to add things as I find them. I got call in July 2010 as KC9SVK, and quickly proceeded to get my general, then extra. I applied and received my vanity call of KY9J in September of 2010. I want to say thanks for all the info, and help everyone has given me in this hobby. Hope you find something interesting here.
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KY9J
Welcome
New Toys
I have not had anything worthy of posing in a while, plus I’ve been a little busy over the past few months. A couple of things worth writing about. Continue reading
Contests, scripts, and things
Well I missed an October post all together. I did have good intentions, however the CQWW phone contest took precedence. Continue reading
Amazing Solar Activity
Just a quick link regarding the recent solar activity. Truly amazing! Check out the videos on The Sun Today. So that means solar flux is up and maybe some DX action!
Louisville Sunrise Hamfest Sept 10
Just a reminder that the Louisville Sunrise Hamfest is coming up Sept 10th at the Paroquet Springs Conference Center in Shepardsville. Go to the Louisville Hamfest website for more details.
Worked All States
Well, congratulation to me! Just finished WAS on Logbook of the World (last QSL was 7-30), and EQSL was early July. This was one of my goals being new to the hobby, and it has helped me learn alot, and even driven me to learn CW. So I have my sights set on DXCC now and maybe I can look at that for next years goal. If you are doing some state hunting check out K3UK’s SKED page, it really helped me out for the last few. Thanks for all the help!
HR 607 Legislation
The 70cm band is in jeopardy of being reallocated. Please write your congressman. Please visit KD4PYR’s site to get a prepared letter to send to your representative. More info is at the ARRL website: HR 607 Legislation
CW Beacon
I am planning a CW beacon on 10 meters using a PC to key the radio. I will be running Arch Linux, using CWdaemon and perl. Continue reading