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The OK8 prefix is fairly rare. There are only a small number currently licensed. The Czech authorities prefer not to issue OK8 callsigns, preferring for foreign amateurs to use the CEPT agreement. My wife Jana is Czech and we have a lovely home on the the outskirts of Frydlant-nad-Ostravici with breathtaking views of Lysa Hora (shown below) which is 1323m ASL and is the site of some OK beacons. Also, there is a permanent shack on the summit (JN99FN) belonging to Josef OK2BLE. He normally operates from there during the summer months, and is very prominent on VHF-UHF and Microwave bands. Due to change in work circumstances meaning
less holiday entitlement, It has become impossible to spend any time at our
Czech QTH. For the foreseable future, I will not be QRV as OK8XB probably
until I retire. There may be a possibility of setting up a remote station
there which is somethiing that I am seriously considering. All station
equipment has been returned to the UK and will be replaced when the staion
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Equipment used up to 2008: FT-857 RM Italy KL500 amplifier 400w (HF) 250ft Longwire and Carolina Windom 160 Short LDG AT-1000 ATU Laptop with HRD for logging |
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