PJ4EVA

Spiderbeam and 40m inverted-V dipole

Amateur radio has been a part of my life since I met Steve. Though, funnily enough, it was my mother that took the chance to go on air before I did in 1983 when Steve set up a portable station at my parents' summer house, just south of Stockholm. It is a cherished moment of my late mother's fearlessness of trying something new.

I received my most recent licence as PJ4EVA in June 2019 and am active on 40m, 20m and 10m, mainly using FT8 and FT4.

Pj4EVA Station
Transceiver: Icom IC-7300
Antennas: Spiderbeam (5-band) at 10m above ground;
a dipole and quarter-wave vertical for 40m.

PJ4EVA QSL Information

Like Steve, my QSL Manager is also Tim Beaumont, M0URX. My QSL card is being printed at the moment and when they are ready, you will be able to receive one from Tim using his OQRS service or direct (with $2 and an SAE).

Confirmations are also available on Logbook of the World (LoTW) as my logs are uploaded on a regular basis by Tim.

9M6EVA

I was not very active on the air from Kota Kinabalu and mainly used the station to keep in contact with Steve when he was on a DXpedition. Nevertheless I worked some good DX from Sabah including 3B7C, 4W6A, 5A7A, S21XA, T32AJ, T32BJ, T32C, T32CI, T32MI, T32SI, T32VI, VK9DNX, VU7RG, VU7MY, XW8XZ, Z22JE and ZL8X. Below are a few of my exotic QSL cards!