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 Hi & welcome to my tiny HRDLOG.net-page

All started in 1978 after a serious motorcycle accident.
I had to stay in bed for 6 months when my brother gave
me a CB-radio. After some local talks I began to discover
the SSB-band on 11 meter. In a couple of years I worked
287 DXCC's and collected a few thousand (!!!) QSL-cards.
In 1996 I realised that I was ready to become a real HAM-operator.
I passed the "C"exams and my first call was ON2BEQ.
I was allowed to operate on 2 m and 70 cm
The law changed in 2005 and all ON2 operators received the new ON3 prefix.
I asked to change my ON3BEQ call into ON3XXX
From that moment we where allowed to operate on the HF-bands.
But sadly, our CEPT ECC recommendation (05)06 was revoced by this new rules,
so transmitting from foreign countries wasn't allowed.

Now we're 2010, the law changed again, all old ON2-operators got back there
old prefix including HF-bands and the CEPT ECC recommendation (05)06.

So if you're looking for ON2BEQ or ON3XXX, don't look any further, you found him.
But from now on it's ON2XXX

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INFO

   member of UBA (Belgian Amateur Radio Society)
            OSA (Hamradio Club Antwerpen)
              MCL (Hamradio Section Mechelen)
                      LIR (Clubstation Lier & Conteststation)

  PSK clubs : EPC # 09369
                       30MDG # 3096

                                     REPEATER CLUB : ARC (Antwerp Repeater Club)
                                      listen here to the Antwerp repeater ON0AN live 


QSL-CARDS
      
OLD                                                                               OLD                                                                              NEW
QSL - SWL & WSPR mode reports always welcome via Bureau, E-QSL or e-mail
NO contributions please, save the money to buy me a beer, next time you see me.

And remember, the best HF-amplifier is still the antenna

73's de ON2XXX
Rudi