G3EMU op. Mr. Ivan Cline (silent key) |
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This QSL-card was sent to my father. I wrote to Mr. Ivan Cline in 1989 and asked him to find English pen-pal for me. That time I was in a high school. Mr. Cline's grandaughter Angela became my pen-pal but her grandfather also wrote me from time to time. In July 1997 I'd got an opportunity to visit England but unfortunately I had not met Mr. Cline there because he had passed in 1995 (18th March). But I met her wife Mrs. Ivy Cline who showed me the house where her husband lived and radio shack from which he worked on the bands. |
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ITU Reg 1- ITU Zone 27- CQ
Zone 14
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QTH: 15 Knight Ave., Canterbury,
Kent, CT2 8PZ
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On the photo you can see Mrs. Ivy Cline and Angela in front of the house from where G3EMU worked for over 40 years. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Quotation from Mr. Ivan Cline's letter to me: "My radio shack is a small wooden place in the back garden, it is about 2*3 metres so not very much room in there. I do mostly CW on the HF bands and most fone is on 145Mhz. I am also now interested in what we call packet radio. This is with a computer connected to the radio and all is controlled from teh keyboard, very much like RTTY. I have also built a receiver for receiving the American and Russian weather satellites. I have had many CW QSOs via the Russian Radio." 1990 |
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