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| Nigel G3TXF made 3,300 CW QSOs operating as PJ2/G3TXF during a two day visit in September 2013 to the magnificent Caribbean Contesting Consortium (PJ2T) QTH on Curaçao (SA-099). Curaçao's 'new' IOTA number dates from 10-10-10.
QSL via G3TXF : Logs and OQRS QSLing on ClubLog : PJ2/G3TXF |
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| Two of the several towers at PJ2T's oceanside location on Curaçao. | Triplexer (three radios and amps all into one triband antenna!) and antenna switching. | So how many 'elements' can you count here on this PJ2T tower? | |||||||||||||||
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| Wayne K8LEE at the Nr 1 operating position at the PJ2T Caribbean Contesting Consortium station on Curaçao. | The effectiveness of the two Beverages (EU and USA) used at PJ2T just has to be heard to be believed. Just incredible! | ||||||||||||||||
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| The front gate at PJ2T. The PJ2T team have crammed a lot of antennas into a relatively small plot, as well as putting a tri-band beam on top of the ridge in order to get a better shot to Europe. | It's a short twenty minute hop from Bonaire (PJ4) across to Curaçao (PJ2) in InselAir's Fokker 50 : PJ-KVK. | ||||||||||||||||
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