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Author: Maximilian Bundscherer

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About Me

Hello everyone,

I am happy to be a radio amateur now (12/12/2023)! I am located in Nuremberg (QTH JN59NK) and I am a member of DARC (DOK B11). I prefer QSL via Bureau - alternatively also via eQSL and QRZ.

I am mainly active using the following callsigns and radios:

I am interested in many modes, especially PSK31, FT8, Olivia, CW/Morse, satellite communication, RTTY, and further developments of these modes.

Did you hear me? I would be delighted if you would let me know when you heard me. I have set up a small and simple online form for this purpose. This form is also included at the bottom of this website.

You can also visit my A-SDR / Independer website.

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DD7MB

Contact

I am mainly active on HF at the moment. When I’m active on VHF and UHF, I usually listen on the local FM analogue and DMR repeaters (Brandmeister Network - Talkgroups 26284, 26391).

If you want the message to arrive (reliably), please send it by e-mail.

A-SDR and Antennas

Before my amateur radio days, I focussed on receiving radio signals via SDR. That’s why I still like to use my Nooelec SDR sticks for reception today.

I use a MoonRaker groundplane antenna and an Active MLA-30 loop antenna with a HF upconverter (Ham It Up). Sometimes I also use a receiver amplifier, also from MoonRaker. Furthermore I use a HackRF with the ANT500 antenna.

Read more about this on my A-SDR / Independer website.

APRS

I regularly send APRS messages via my LoRa iGate DD7MB (aprs.fi). I also use it to forward messages to the APRS-IS.

I use DD7MB-9 (aprs.fi) when I’m travelling on foot or by car.

Logbook(s)

DF0OHM

I am allowed to manage the QRZ page and logbook of the club station DF0OHM.

DD7MB

I only synchronise my logbook with my QRZ-Logbook from time to time. This logbook is not complete and does not contain any other callsigns or suffixes used by me (e.g. DF0OHM or /P).

HF Propagation

For propagation conditions, especially for QTH Germany, I recommend the weather and propagation forecast by fading.de and the DX propagation map by DR2W.

I also recommend the solar-terrestrial data by hamqsl.com:

VOACAP and KC2G can also be useful to estimate propagation conditions.

Reception Report

Did you hear me? I would be delighted if you would let me know when you heard me. I have set up a small and simple online form for this purpose. Alternatively, you can also use the following form directly: