SV1XV's photos

QSL card sent by EA5AF in Valencia to VK5JS confirming a 14 MHz QSO on April 3, 1950. It bears an URE QSL stamp and a cachet by URE QSL Bureau in Madrit.

A Terex A300 mobile crane at PPC Laurion thermal power station. (20190122_125011)

A benchmark of the Hellenic Mapping & Cadastral Organisation outside Tauros Metro station. Οργανισμός Κτηματολογίου και Χαρτογραφήσεων Ελλάδος (20190117_130705)

Graf Zeppelin LZ-127 over Jerusalem, anonymous photographer, April 13, 1931.

QSL card for the SX8ZA DXpedition on Zourafa Reef, May 2016.

Two postage stamps issued by Indonesia for the 50th annivesrary of ORARI , the National Amateur Radio Society for Indonesia.

USA: postage stamp commemorating the Palomar Mountain Observatory (1948).

GREECE: Stamp issued in 2018 for the centenary of the Hellenic Mathematical Society . The stamp was announced on the Society's web site .

Radio Direction Finder (RDF) shack at Västerås, Sweden (1936).

Nauru stamp of 1978, commemorating the 50th anniversary of CCIR, showing a CW radio operator at an HF radio station.

2014-05-28: The QSL bureau of the Radio Amateur Association of Greece (RAAG) , in 2014. See also: tinyurl.com/y7naa7jl Uploaded on Wikimedia Commons: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SV_QSL_bureau,_2014.jpg This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License .

Vintage Regency VHF/FM "monitoradio", model MR-10D, covers 152 - 174 MHz, controls for tuning, volume & squelch, Made In USA, circa 1970. This radio sold for $84.95 in 1970. Photo by Joe Haupt uploaded on Flickr under a CC-BY-SA-2.0 free license. Flickr file: www.flickr.com/photos/51764518@N02/46031606124 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 International License .

Cathedral of St. John in Ragusa, Sicily, Italy. (DSCN1017) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License .

USA postage stamp of $0.04 for the launch of communications satellite Echo 1 in 1960.

QSL card from special callsign R120RT, commemorating the 120th annivesary of the experiments by radio pioneer Alexander Popov (Александр Степанович Попов, 1859-1905). In 1895 Popov invented a coherer-based radio receiver to detect lightning stikes. Shortly afterwards, after the release of Marconi wireless patents, he developed radio telegraphy applications in Russia.

A special space cover for the launch of Es'hail-2 communications satellite for Qatar from Pad 39A at Kenedy Space Center. In additional to commercial transponders, this satellite It also carries an Amateur radio payload, AMSAT P-4A. designed by AMSAT-DL, in collaboration with the Qatar Amateur Radio Society. The payload has two transponders, with S-band uplink and X-band downlink. One of the transponders is 250kHz wide and intended for narrowband modes, and the other one is 8MHz wide and intended for DVB-S and other wideband data modes.

Panoramic view of The Mall Athens in December 2018. (20181216_112114) The structure in front of the main building was demolished sometime in the early 2020's, as it was not covered by the building permit. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License .

Merry Christmas HF FAX chart sent by Deutsche Wetterdienst station DDK6 on 13882.5 kHz.