For the spring hollidays we spent a week in El Allig – Bousaada (W28). We met a Fantasia and horses activities there.
Happy New Year 2021
May this new year bring you much joy and fun. May you find peace, love, and success. Sending my heartiest new year wish for my family and all my friends!
Visit to Tabarka (3V land)
On November 2020 we visited Tabaka a Tunisian city near the boarders with Algeria.
Evening at Marina of Monastir
Nice evening at the Marina of Monastir with XYL, Leila. Thank you to Kamel, Afaf, their lovely sons Amir and Wanis, to Edmond and last but not least to Maurice our guest on his beautiful ship!
Happy New Year 2020
A healthy, happy and quiet 2020 year for all!
Happy new year!
Fishing at Monastir (3V8)
Nice time spent fishing with daughter Leila. Beautiful place at Skanes-Monastir in Tunisia (3V8). Start operating from there very soon!
Happy new year 2019
Happy new year 2019: Healthy, hapiness and a lot of QSO’s!
73’s and 88’s to all!
Youngsters on the air 2018: Leila as 7X2YOTA
Leila, my daughter, participates to the Youngsters on the air 2018 with special callsign 7X2YOTA.
Extraordinary ARA’s Board of directors meeting
On friday 29th september 2017, the board of directors of ARA (algerian hamradio society) hold an extraordinary meeting at the association’s headquarter. The presents had to study some matters in relation with the activity of the society.
UBA’s 70th Birthday event Silver Award
The Belgian IARU society was founded back in 1948. To celebrate its 70th birthday, 59 special event stations will be active during the month of May 2018. These club stations will all use the OT70 prefix followed by a three letter abbreviation designating a local identifier. An example: OT70WLD will be active from the Waasland division of the UBA while OT70BXE will be aired from Brussels East.
A commemorative award was available in six classes: bronze for working 10, silver for 20 gold for 30, platinum for 40, diamond for 50 and insane for 58 different OT70 stations.
7X2GX (operators: Sofiane and Leila) works 22 stations, using the special OT70 prefix on SSB in 2 bands (20m-17m). For that a silver diploma was given by the organisators.
