Amateur Radio Station WJ1B -- Harold Kramer
WJ1B/KP2 St. Croix USVI(2009) W1AW/1 (2014) W1Q (2015) J6/WJ1B St. Lucia (2016) N1EPU - Trustee
All contacts from these portable operations have been uploaded to LoTW.
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K0BBC, W6PNG, and W6HFP and I operated the ARRL International DX Contest from Las Villas de Guayabo in Costa Rica from Feb 27th - March 6th, 2018 as TI7/WJ1B.
All QSOs have been uploaded to Logbook of the World. Paper Cards are now available at my call book address below. An SASE would be appreciated, but not necessary. |
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Hi, I'm Harold Kramer, Amateur Radio Station WJ1B. I have been an Amateur Radio operator (ham) since 1962. My Novice call sign back then was KN1ZCK and I also held the call WA1JLY. About my station.
I am the retired Chief Operating Officer of the ARRL. The ARRL is the national association for Amateur Radio located in Newington, Connecticut. 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 Volunteer Examiner and an ARRL Life Member. I was an Emergency Coordinator (EC) in South Central Connecticut. I usually operate CW, PSK-31, RTTY, and FT8, on the 80, 40, 30, 20, 15, 17, 12, 10 and 6 meter bands. I also collect telegraph keys and telegraphic apparatus.
I am happy to QSL directly at the address on the card below, via the Bureau or Logbook of the World. Return postage or SASEs are appreciated, but not required.
I am the retired Chief Operating Officer of the ARRL. The ARRL is the national association for Amateur Radio located in Newington, Connecticut. 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 Volunteer Examiner and an ARRL Life Member. I was an Emergency Coordinator (EC) in South Central Connecticut. I usually operate CW, PSK-31, RTTY, and FT8, on the 80, 40, 30, 20, 15, 17, 12, 10 and 6 meter bands. I also collect telegraph keys and telegraphic apparatus.
I am happy to QSL directly at the address on the card below, via the Bureau or Logbook of the World. Return postage or SASEs are appreciated, but not required.
