I am a licensed radio amateur with more than twenty years of experience, and amateur radio has been a steady source of curiosity, experimentation, and enjoyment throughout that time.
What began as a simple interest in communication and electronics gradually grew into a broad technical passion that continues to develop as new modes, techniques, and technologies appear.
Over the years I have worked with almost all commonly used digital modes, alongside traditional voice operation.
From classic analog methods to modern digital systems, I enjoy exploring how signals behave, how different systems interact, and how performance can be improved through careful setup and practical experimentation.
The technical depth of amateur radio is what keeps it engaging, even after many years.
My station is equipped to operate across a wide range of frequencies, from HF through VHF and UHF and up into the SHF bands.
This makes it possible to explore everything from long-distance propagation to local and regional communication, as well as higher-frequency experimentation.
Antennas, grounding, filtering, and RF optimization play an important role in this work, and the station is continually refined and improved.
This website serves as a personal space to share software, modifications and technical insights gathered over many years of active operation.
73, PA1CG
Suzanne