MY BIO

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I have onwed a lot of radios and I had some fun with all of them chatting with fellow ham operators and making new friends on the way. Built couple of ham radio antenna to experiment on, with good results. Ham radio has been great for me. I have learned how to fix some radios and also learned more about electronic component.

I got started with radios when I was in high school in the Philippines. My cousin had a GE Cb radio that he reverse the power polarity of the power input and asked me to help him fix it. Once I replaced the defective Diode the radio came back to life. We tested it and had a blast talking to other Cb'ers and from that time I was hooked.

When I migrated here in the US, I lived in NYC NY and I got me brother to apply for a CB license. He got his license and my journey into radios started my handle that time was Omega One. Made lots of friend over the radio (TRS Navaho CB Radio). My uncle happened to know a ham and introduced me to him and my journey into Amateur Radio started with my first callsign of KA2PPH then I upgraded to my technician and my callsign was N2FKU.

Time to change the callsign I upgraded to my General License and the callsign that was given is KG4INO since I moved from the 2 land to the 4 land.

 

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The Station Setup

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Through the years of being an Amateur Radio Operator I have tried different ways to make contact on HF and VHF. I have tried Morse code and different modes of digital communication. I am now in DMR and Fusion C4FM, interesting enough I tried the so called PSK and the FT8 and I love the digital modes(all of it). Special thanks for QRZ.COM for hosting my LOGBOOK.

I have different types of station setup in my shack and it works very well for me

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Main Station

Yaesu FTDX-10 connected to an Ameritron ALS-1300 going to the MFJ-962D 1.5 KW tuner and finally the antenna is the Hygain AV-18VS base loaded vertical antenna or the 80-10 meter Tak-tenna

Backup Radio

Yaesu FT-991A connected to the MFJ-948

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DMR Station

TYT MD 380 on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Hotspot

C4FM Fusion Station

Yaesu FT-70DR on a Nano Spot

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Digital Station and Backup System

Yaesu FT-817 running 5 Watts on Digital mode

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Mobile Setup

Yaesu FT-891 connected to a Yaesu ATAS-100 antenna

Yaesu FTM-100DR/DE

 

God is the light of the world

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Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.

John 14:6 KJV

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