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W0YK

Ed Muns

Ed’s primary interest in amateur radio is CW contesting and DXing.  In 2004 he entered his first RTTY contest and has enjoyed the RTTY mode.  It has helped him improve his operating skills across all modes.

He is the contest director for the CQ RTTY contests (WW and WPX), the NCJ NA RTTY Sprint and co-sponsors the 10-Meter RTTY Contest with AA5AU.  Ed also authors the RTTY Contesting column in the NCJ.

After 32 years with Hewlett-Packard Company as an engineer and executive, he now farms wine grapes on 13 of his 77 acres in the Santa Cruz Mountains.  Muns Vineyard designated wine is found on several well known labels as well as on his own brand–Muns Vineyard.

Presentations:
W0YK – Introduction To Digital DXing.ppt
W0YK – Essentials Of RTTY Contesting.ppt
W0YK – Advanced RTTY Contesting.ppt
W0YK – Digital Communications Methods For The DXpedition Side.ppt
W0YK – Having Fun With RTTY DXing.pptx

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About DX University

Established in 2011, The DX University™ is a multi-media program offering information, instruction and varied learning opportunities for DXers and DXpeditioners alike. The DX University has presented in-person sessions in Salt Lake City, in Visalia, California at the International DX Convention, and at several ARRL division conventions. Sessions have also been held at the W9DXCC Convention in Chicago and the ARRL Centennial Celebration in Hartford, CT.

The DX University Website is part of the DXU program. The site presents ideas and techniques for DXers and DXpeditioners aimed at improving operating skills and lessening the growing chaos on the DX bands. The media includes audio and video files as well as articles and programs from previous in-person presentations. Most of the information is available for your use. Contact us for details. Your input is always welcome.

Check here or in The DailyDX(tm) from time to time to see what's new!

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