[SJDXA] Welcome WA2ACV

[mglibonati at comcast.net]

SJDXA Members,
Thank you for allowing me to be a member of the SJDXA.

Here is a brief run down on my Ham Radio career.

My love for all things radio started when I was 13 years old. I attend 
Chelsea Vocational High School in New York City and took Radio and 
Television as my main subject. The last term of high school our radio 
communication instructor, a ham, taught us enough code and theory to pass 
the Technician Class exam. I was issued WA2ACV in June 1958.

I got on the air in the early sixties with a Hallicrafter’s SR-34 6 & 2 
meter transceiver and a Telrex  3 element 6 meter Yagi. Also had a Heathkit 
Two-er and a 6 element home brew Yagi.

Nineteen years later I pass the general and advanced test and upgraded my 
license.  I operated mostly 2 meter base and mobile mostly.

Presently I operate a Flex 3000 into a ZS6BKW/G5RV antenna and have 2 meters 
and 440 capabilities. I’m also into SWL, scanners, FTA television reception 
and robotics. If you check out my call WA2ACV on QRZ, you will see a picture 
of me.

Regards
Mike Libonati WA2ACV


From: Bob Schenck N2OO
Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 10:27 PM
To: 'SJDXA-LIST'
Subject: [SJDXA] Welcome WA2ACV


At our Saturday site activity, Mike Libonati, WA2ACV stopped by and joined 
SJDXA!

Welcome aboard Mike!



See ya' in the Pileups!

73!

Bob Schenck, N2OO

President SJDXA

GO SJDXA!!! www.sjdxa.org





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