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AMATEUR RADIO STATION

G3XRJ

 

Obtained the call sign G3XRJ in 1965 while studying to be a Radio Officer in the Merchant Navy. Came ashore in 1970 and worked at Portishead Radio until 1975 when I moved back to my home location to work at Lands End Radio until 1998. Amateur radio interest has always centred on 80m DX while keeping an ear on 160/40m, SSB & CW

 Located one mile back from the cliff top SE of Lands End, this is the view to the SW and long path to ZL / VK. It's a superb radio site with the horizon only obstructed by a few degrees to N/NE.

The mast is 40 ft and shunt fed for 80m. 160m is a 38ft top loaded Tee hung off the side of the mast. Since Nov08 Rx aerial is a K9AY 350ft away.

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