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| Thanks to Tony T77C and Julian T77J a short CW operation was made from the ARRSM club-station in San Marino. The brief visit coincided with the 2008 WAE-CW Contest. The special guest-op QSL was quickly and efficiently designed by Gennady UX5UO. Cards for all contacts will be sent via the Bureau. | |||||||||||||||
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| Tony T77C and Julian T77J in front of the ARRSM club station building T70A, located on a ridge with a view out to the Adriatic. | An HF log periodic multi-band beam is one of the two HF beams at the T70A club-station in San Marino. | ||||||||||||||
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| The mail-box on the front gate of the ARRSM San Marino club-station site. The Adriatic is just visible in the far distance. | John T77CD and Tony T77C. Tony T77C (ex M1C) is the long time San Marino CW flag carrier with some 500k QSOs in his log. | ||||||||||||||
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| Tony T77C and Rene T77GR in the T70A shack. The main HF station equipment is a TS950DX and a TL922 amplifier | Tony T77C and John T77CD with the HF beam at T70A. Two of the three towers of San Marino can just be seen in the far distance. | ||||||||||||||
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| Nazzareno T77NC closes the gate at the impressive ARRSM club-station site located on a high ridge in the San Marino countryside. | Nigel G3TXF making some 600 CW QSOs as T70A during a short daytime visit to the ARRSM club-station with Tony T77C. | ||||||||||||||
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HF trapped beam at T70A with a 6m antenna above. Part of an inverted-L for 80m can be seen on the right. |
Nazzareno T77NC, Julian T77J (ex M1J) and Tony T77C (ex M1C) at the ARRSM club station T70A. | ||||||||||||||
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