Plunged into electronics world while being a school kid. Further on joined the world of ham radio as an SWL guy and spent there 20 plus years. This year has changed a lot in my ham life. In April  2018 I made a step forward to take CEPT Class B exam and received my ham license and callsign. 

At home I am using Yaesu FT1000MP Mark V, an old but reliable and strong transceiver. My favorite bands are 20 and 40 meters SSB.  Summer time  I am using Yaesu FT450D at my summer house shack.  Both rigs are run at their factory power settings with no amplifiers. Home QHT is equipped with - 10-20-40m Bands End-Fed Resonant Antenna elevated to 6,5 meters from the ground to be in a good book with neighbors and wife. Summer house QTH is equipped with 8 Band Off-Center Fed Windom antenna installed as an inverted V with the feeding point elevated on 10m telescopic pole.  Seriously thinking of getting something compact qrp and random wire antenna  to use while on a walk in the forests with my kids.

Now we also have our club page at www.hf-uhf.eu.

Logging and QSLs:

- Logs  uploaded on daily basis to LoTW, eQSL, Clublog.org and HRDLog.net, QRZ.com, QRZCQ.com and Hamlog.ru. 

(Special thanks to Jeff Murray, K1NSS, an extremely talented artist who created an image for my QSL card that you can see on my profile. Jeff works very patiently with his customers and rest assured that your ideas will be implemented exactly the way you want it. If you are interested in a truly one of a kind QSL, check out: https://www.jeffk1nss.com )