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My first recollection of short wave radio was when I was four. My elder brother, already in the Air Force  had access to a most amazing thing with a coloured dial and a green shimmering eye. It turned out to be a R1155. Saved from the RAF scrap "pit" and coupled to a tank arial on the roof of our Totland Bay flat it produced wonderful sounds. However at that age nothing was taking the place of my teddy bear! My first radio was a 6 valve Crosley with short wave, that produced odd signals on 20m am. A man who said he was in my town of Weston Super Mare was talking to a man in America who I couldn't hear. I was located in a cupboard under the stairs, could this be the problem or maybe the 10' of old toaster flex going up the stair banister needed looking at. So what was this all about then....... Of course I went on to find out it was amateur radio and here’s the first picture that I have of my expanding SWL station, where two Halicrafter receivers dominate the dining table.

At over 100 lbs the SX28 (From Smiths in Lisle St) in the middle, was a heavy beast and to the left the old SX24, a gift from the late G3HSR (VK9NS), was well modified. Even that old HMV broadcast set would be a two man lift in these H&S deluded times. The antenna, a random length of lighting cable snaked across the bedroom ceiling, down to the bottom of the garden and into a small chestnut tree. The tape recorder is an Elizabethan LZ29 which had a phenomenal rewind speed, quite dangerous really. This was a time when Britain ruled the Hi-Fi waves and was just before my love affair with Quad, Shure, SME and Ferrograph. I think "Journey into Space" might have influenced this bedroom Cape Canaveral look-alike console arrangement shown below. The Geloso front end was a good addition to the SX28 IF making a triple superhet arrangement very sensitive indeed. Note the delightful, mainly two-pin mains distribution system in both pictures and also the home brew Philips 5-10 and 5-20 (in 19" rack) audio amplifiers and five channel mixer.

By now I had joined the ISWL (G10124), however, the whole thing was getting a bit out of hand as a scrap BAE 6’ 19” rack was coming soon and it was getting hard to find the bed. Mother was not well pleased! G6BDJ (Bristol Disc Jockey) arrives through the post and I am QRV 2m SSB with a half wave dipole on the chimney. This was soon replaced by a 9XY mounted on a precariously swaying un-guyed 40’ mast. That box at the top contains a coax relay changing the 9 XY polarisation and the Slim Jim in plastic conduit was rotatable too! My first HF station wth a new call: G4TRA and a TS830S joins my 2m TR9000. The antenna was a 132' centre fed doublet using tuned 600 ohm feeders carried telephone manner on little posts with insulators around the side of the house. The guyed 16 element at 40’ plus 100 watts put a potent 2m SSB signal out from Winterbourne, Bristol. A Creed 7B clanking teleprinter with home brew modem saw me making a few contacts through the RS6 satellite on RTTY

Activating the rare west coast Irish squares as EI3VED with a 13 element portable 2m Tonna from my Ford Sierra was a great laugh. Ask me about the mountain top peat cutters! In Marshfield at 600’asl with a 60’ Altron mast VHF’ing doesn’t get much better, until the hurricane of that year bent all the antennas somewhat. Five years into my move to Wotton Under Edge and a superb FT990 joins the shack. Odd bits of wire and a colinear get me a feeble signal out from this black hole. It was to be another year before a computer was added for SSTV. Some decent VHF antennas plus 23cms ATV make for some fun even though activity is low in the direction I could get out: just South to West all of 90 degrees. However EA8 on 2m SpEs makes me a little happier. A FT1000mp Mk5 and an Acom 1000 amplifier made a loud signal on 80m. This was the night before all the shelves gently pulled their way off the wall and deposited this lot around my ears, necessitating a total shack rebuild.

I must admit the resultant shack rebuild was most impressive. A move to Malmesbury means another shack rebuild and new antennas. A wet piece of 66' wire and biscuit tin 7/8 on 2m do quite well in this noise free rural enviroment to start with. Lessons learnt from 2006 mean a more substantial floor to ceiling racking system this time. ​The new site proves to be excellent for VHF and although not high (100m) the clear take off and low noise rural environment produces much DX from around Europe on 2m using my little 11 element Tonna and 30 year old TS790E. But could I do even better? With a little encouragement I was persuaded to try lower down the band and have a go at EME, regarded by many as the ultimate weak signal DXing and a severe test of a station's capability. With no elevation and a small antenna I certainly wasn't expecting much, but here's the result of the first nights moon rise activity. To say the least I am somewhat surprised what can be achieved: Are you finding it more difficult to operate due to high noise levels?