Here is my latest WWFF global Hunter certificate issued for working 644 different WWFF reference areas.
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Congratulations mate !
Congratulations Paul on your 644 WWFF Hunter Certificate
Cheers mate
Hi Paul,
Congratulations on an amazing effort. You obviously have a pretty good location and also the required skill.
Cheers
John D
G’day John,
The 5 el yagi at 16m helps. By the way I’ve just ordered the wire and associated dipole centre kits from TET Emtron. Will have to get together when I get back from NI. Peter VK5PM was also interested in an antenna building session.
Cheers,
Paul,
VK5PAS.
Is that a combination of portable and home QTH? Either way outstanding effort!
Chris
VK4FR/P
G’day Chris,
Yep, a combination of parks I have made contact with from both home and whilst out portable. A lot of those have been the Europeans. Particularly the Belgian, Italian, German and Polish activations who tend to listen out for VK.
Cheers,
Paul,
VK5PAS.