I have been HF licensed since early 1991 and worked all countries around the World.

Sum are all bands from 10 to 160m. (Update on May. 24, 2022).

 The general idea with this homepage is to have a log search:  

(Log update: often just delayed 1 day)

If you thought you were in log, but not found it could be a result of a typo, my poor CW reception, I've been to lazy to update this page. Just send me a mail and I look into it. If you need OZ on any bands between 6 and 160m CW, SSB or Digi-mode,  mail me and we can try to set up a sked.

I only enter the first QSO on each band/mode in log unless something rare stuff occur (like new county, aurora condx, mobile operation). Cards will be send 1 or 2 times a year to the OZ bureau from here.  

QSL sure via the bureau, but from 2021 I will only send after I received yours.  The last couple of years I have send more than 2.000 QSL cards every year and received less than 200 back from these QSO's.  LOTW update  at least once a week and often daily at the same time as I update Clublog.  LOTW prefered.

QSL also ok direct with a SASE to Bo Soegaard, Storlingevej 10, DK-4700 Naestved, Denmark.  It takes $ 6 to send a letter outside Denmark (no wonder why no one sends direct/snail mail from Denmark anymore).  

Latest news on 60m in OZ:

I'm using Yaesu FT-2000, 1/4 wave sloper fed in 22m and 1 kW with several beverage antennas for receiving.   I have worked 235 DXCC entities on the "new" band.  Since June 1. 2012 all OZ's with HF licens have got permission to use from 5.250-5.450 (VFO, not channals) with 1 kW and all modes.  60m is not the band to pick if you want to hunt all DXCC entities, but it's a fun band.  In terms of propagation 60m is like taking the best from 40 and 80m and mix it.  

New antenna set-up:

Finally the Optibeams came up.  On top OB6-5, below OB15-7.  After the good old Summer log-periodic did break the bom for good.

Still member of EDR our national radioamateur organization. 

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