WA0E Callsign on QRZCQ - The database for radio hams

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2024-04-19 05:53:44 UTC

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WA0E

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Tom Hendrix

Prairie Home 65068
United States, MO

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Call data

Last update:	2022-09-23 17:40:05
QTH:	Central Missouri
Continent:	NA
Views:	274
Main prefix:	K
Class:	Amatuer Extra
Federal state:	MO
US county:	Cooper
Latitude:	38° 49' 55'' N
Longitude:	92° 34' 1'' W
Locator:	EM38RT
DXCC Zone:	291
ITU Zone:	8
CQ Zone:	5
ULS record:	831216

Most used bands

20m
(43%)

80m
(28%)

40m
(26%)

15m
(4%)

10m
(1%)

Most used modes

CW
(100%)

QSL data

Last update:	2016-10-22 23:00:30
eQSL QSL:	YES
Bureau QSL:	YES
Direct QSL:	YES
LoTW QSL:	YES

Biography

I've been a ham for over 40 years. My call sign is the original issue, not a vanity call. Enjoy CW, current digital modes, and work more SSB than I used to. Retired about 7 years ago and enjoy having more time to devote to the hobby. Have a 40' tower with a tri-bander up again. Hope to have VHF/UHF weak signal horizontal antennas up soon.
6m antenna is now up, working on 2m.

I am a VE liaison and vice-president of my local club. Elmer new hams every chance I get.

Worked DXCCs:

Equipment

Love my old Drake TR-7 station, but primarily use my Icom 7100 or Icom 746. Currently using a 160 meter loop, a ground-mounted vertical and trapped dipole for HF antennas. 100 watts only at this time. Slowly rebuilding an old Yaesu FL-2100B that I may put in service one day.

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