Episode 119 - Galdino "Dino" Besomi - CE3PG
In a country, like Chile, that gets 70% of the earthquakes recorded around the World, hams like Dr. Dino Besomi, CE3PG, have to be ready at a minute’s notice to provide emergency communications when traditional communications channels fail. Dino shares his ham radio story and the role of amateur radio operators in Chile, with Eric, 4Z1UG, in this QSO Today.
| QRZ Page: www.qrz.com/db/ce3pg QSL.Net Page: http://www.qsl.net/ce3pg/ First License: 1986, Amateur Radio License Classes Chile Chile Honorary Class License - recognition by Chile’s hams and government: XQ prefix Chile Ham Facts: 6500 hams in Chile, 200 to 300 new hams per year. 70% of earthquakes in the World happen in Chile. Radio Club of Chile Current Rig: Favorite Modes: digital modes JT65. PSK31. RTTY for contests. XYL: Dr. Marcela Zubieta, CA3FIX Dr. Scott Wright, K0MD, Episode 116 Dino works DX to improve abilities. CE3PG’s amateur radio awards. Most challenging contests: DXCC and CQDX Most difficult contest from Chile: All Africa Award is difficult Favorite Contest: Work all Europe , likes SSB and RTTY Former Director of the International Amateur Radio Union, Region 2. Pupuya Island, off the coast of Chile, in November 2011 for IOTA Easter Island DXCC Chile Earthquake April 2014 Advice to new or returning hams: “Study to the last moment of your life” The RSS Feed for all audio content from QSO today is available from here. Please join our QSO Today community by pressing the button below. It is the best way to suggest guests and topics, and provide feedback to Eric, 4Z1UG. |  Yaesu FTDX-1000 Transceiver  Kenwood TS-990 Transceiver  Icom IC-7000 Mobile HF-UHF Transceiver |
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