VE7DXG

(ex VE3GBA EN82, 2m VUCC #535)

CN88cx


Laser
2007 ARRL June Contest Log - VA7ISL
2007 Spring VHF Sprints
2006 ARRL September Contest Log - VA7ISL
2005 ARRL UHF Contest Log
2005 ARRL January VHF Contest Log
2005 ARRL June VHF Contest Log
2004 ARRL January VHF Contest Log
2003 ARRL September QSO Party Log
Log from two CN79 Expeditions
Pictures
Some of my contest results
2003 ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes Log
2002 ARRL VHF QSO Party Log of VA7ISL
2002 June ARRL QSO Party log
2001 June ARRL QSO Party log
Aug 12, 2000 144MHz Aurora Sounds
2000 CQ Magazine Contest Results
2000 June VHF QSO Party Results
1999 September VHF QSO Party Results
Meteor scatter and tropo sounds
1999 CQ VHF Contest Log
1999 June VHF QSO PARTY RESULTS
1998 operations from CN78, CN79, CO60 and CO70.
1998 2m Sprint From CN88
ETDXA Sprints


My name is Gabor Horvath, I live on Vancouver Island, in Crofton, B.C. (CN88eu).
I am quite active on 50MHz, 144 MHz, 222MHz, 432MHz, 903MHz, 1296MHz, 2304MHz and 10GHz, although I only have 6m and 2m antennas set up at the home QTH.
Most contests find me on the top of Mt. Brenton (CN88bv) where our club maintains a solar-powered repeater at 4000' elevation at an abandoned microwave site.
I can usually access the site from June to November and my setup includes 5 over 5 and 150W on 6m, 2x18 elements and 150W on 2m, 23 elements and 200W on 222MHz, 28 elements and 100W on 432MHz, 10W and 4x33 on 903, 3W and 55 elements on 1296, 1W and a loop Yagi on 2304 and 15mW into a 2' dish on 10GHz. There is a nice shack up there and open horizon overlooking the ocean in all directions.
Single operator efforts are run under the VE7DXG callsign, but I also hold VA7ISL, which we use for multiop efforts.
In the past I activated CN69, 78, 79, 89, CO60 and CO70 as a rover. Unfortunately in the last few years I did not have the time to do much roving.

If you're in the neighbourhood you can check out the Cowichan Valley Amateur Radio Society's repeater on 146.680MHz (-600) on Mount Brenton which provides great coverage for the South Vancouver Island area, and on the mainland from Seattle to Vancouver.
The Society maintains another repeater on 145.470 MHz (-600) in Duncan, with an open phonepatch although a smaller coverage.



If you need a QSL from me please use the address below.

73&DX


Gabor Horvath, VE7DXG
21 Queens Road
Duncan, B.C.
V9L 2W1
Canada