Amateur Radio Station WJ1B -- Harold Kramer
Upcoming Speaking Engagements:
January 3 - ARRL New England Cabinet Meeting, Springfield, Massachusetts
Feb 14- 15 - Yuma Hamfest, Yuma Arizona
March 22- 23 Communications Academy Seattle, Washington
January 3 - ARRL New England Cabinet Meeting, Springfield, Massachusetts
Feb 14- 15 - Yuma Hamfest, Yuma Arizona
March 22- 23 Communications Academy Seattle, Washington
Hi, I'm Harold Kramer, WJ1B. I have been an Amateur Radio operator (ham) since 1962. My Novice call back then was KN1ZCK and I also held the call WA1JLY for many years. I have also operated as WJ1B/KP2 on St. Croix, USVI. Here is some information about my station.
I am the Chief Operating Officer of the ARRL and the Publisher of QST magazine. The ARRL is the national association for Amateur Radio located in Newington, Connecticut. I also write the Inside HQ column in QST every month. Prior to joining the ARRL in 2005, I worked in the cable television and broadcast industries. My bio is here.
I hold an Amateur Radio Extra Class License and an FCC GROL Commercial License. I am currently an ARRL Official Emergency Station (OES), an ARRL Volunteer Examiner, and an ARRL Life Member. I was formerly an Emergency Coordinator (EC) for the ARRL in South Central Connecticut. I usually operate CW, PSK-31 or JT-65 on the 80, 40, 20, 15, 17 and 10 Meters bands. I also collect telegraph keys and telegraphic apparatus.
I am happy to QSL directly at the address below, via the Bureau or Logbook of the World.
No return postage, IRCs, SASEs or "green stamps" are needed.
I am the Chief Operating Officer of the ARRL and the Publisher of QST magazine. The ARRL is the national association for Amateur Radio located in Newington, Connecticut. I also write the Inside HQ column in QST every month. Prior to joining the ARRL in 2005, I worked in the cable television and broadcast industries. My bio is here.
I hold an Amateur Radio Extra Class License and an FCC GROL Commercial License. I am currently an ARRL Official Emergency Station (OES), an ARRL Volunteer Examiner, and an ARRL Life Member. I was formerly an Emergency Coordinator (EC) for the ARRL in South Central Connecticut. I usually operate CW, PSK-31 or JT-65 on the 80, 40, 20, 15, 17 and 10 Meters bands. I also collect telegraph keys and telegraphic apparatus.
I am happy to QSL directly at the address below, via the Bureau or Logbook of the World.
No return postage, IRCs, SASEs or "green stamps" are needed.
QSL card for WJ1B/KP2
Same address as above
Same address as above
