PJ4EVA

Spiderbeam and InnovAntennas 4-element LFA Yagi for 6m.

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 mainly active using FT8 and FT4.

Pj4EVA Station
Transceiver: Icom IC-7300
Antennas: Spiderbeam (5-band) at 10m above ground;
inverted-V dipole at 16.5m for 40m; quarter-wave vertical for 40m; inverted-V dipole for 30m; a quarter-wave vertical with ground radials for 80m; InnovAntennas 4-element LFA Yagi for 6m.

PJ4EVA QSL Information

Like Steve, my QSL Manager is also Tim Beaumont, M0URX.

To receive a QSL card from me, contact Tim on his OQRS service or direct (with $2 and an SAE).

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!