Amateur Radio Station

Station ADØK

Licensed since 1976. Active on all HF bands and modes — DXCC 300+, ragchewer, contester, and lifelong student of the ionosphere.

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The Story

Communications
& Ragchewing

My dad (WA0PBQ) got his ham radio license in the 1960s and inspired me to get mine. I earned it in 1976 (WN0VEZ/WB0VEZ) and by 1978 I had my Amateur Extra ticket ADØK (20wpm CW). That sparked a lifelong interest in radio communications and electronics. Callsign ADØK can be heard on all the HF bands and on all the modes.

Don holds the coveted DXCC Award with 300+ entities confirmed — among other achievements — a testament to years of patient operating and a deep passion for chasing distant signals.

He is a proud member of the Central Texas DX and Contesting Club in Austin, Texas, and the Hays-Caldwell County Amateur Radio Club.

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The Shack

Equipment & Capabilities

HF Transceiver
Kenwood TS-590SG
Antenna System
Mosley TA-63N on 40 foot tower; 80/160m dipoles
DXCC Award
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Live Station Status

ADØK — Station Monitor
OFFLINE
Frequency
14.225 MHz
Mode
SSB
15:49 Z

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Club Log — Last 20 QSOs

Propagation Analytics

09 Aug 2026 1549 GMT UTC
ALERT:ALERT: Geomagnetic K-index of 62026-08-08 21:08 UTC
ALERT:ALERT: Geomagnetic K-index of 62026-08-08 21:00 UTC
WARNING:WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 6 expected2026-08-08 20:35 UTC
ALERT:ALERT: Geomagnetic K-index of 52026-08-08 20:30 UTC

Current Conditions

94Solar Flux60250SFI1Geomagnetic09K-INDEX27Geomagnetic050A-INDEX

Forecast

27-Day SFI Forecast

08-0308-1008-1708-24
SFI 105–135K 0-2K 3-4K 5-6K 7+
SUNSPOTS
28
X-RAY
B3.7
S/N
S0-S1
WIND
446.4 km/s
GEO FIELD
VR QUIET

Band Conditions

40m
FAIR7.0 MHz
30m
GOOD10.1 MHz
20m
GOOD14.0 MHz
17m
FAIR18.1 MHz
15m
FAIR21.0 MHz
12m
POOR24.9 MHz
10m
POOR28.0 MHz
6m
CLOSED50.0 MHz
Day conditionsGoodFairPoorE-SkipClosedSources: HamQSL/N0NBH · NOAA SWPC

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