Welcome to the homepage of PI4CC. On this page you can find information about PI4CC. PI4CC is an amateur radio station, mainly designed for operating M/S and M/M entry contests on HF.

PI4CC has his location in Hoek van Holland from a WW-II bunker. We're close to the north sea shore line. Although in the lowlands, this location is still 25 meters above sea level. Our first operation was the WPX-CW contest in 1993. Ever since we are improving the station, and to date we can participate a multi/single entry contest within 15 minutes.

Our present antenna setup is :
10 meter: 4 el mono band yagi at 21 meters.
15 meter: 4 el mono band yagi at 18 meters.
20 meter: 4 el mono band yagi at 21 meters.
40 meter: 2 el mono band yagi at 24 meters and a dipole at 10 meter.
80 meter: dipole at 12 meters.
160 meter: two dipoles at 18 meters direction north/south and east/west.
The antenna's are homebrew and optimized with MININEC and ANTENNA OPTIMIZER.

We make use of Elecraft K2 and K3 transceivers, followed by legal power amplifiers. This is 400 watts in Holland.

We make use of a sophisticated network for logging, clusters, administration etc. The individual computers also control our transceivers, cw & voice keyers and the rotators.
Today our prime source of DX-info is coming from our own dx cluster PI4CC.

If you are in the Rotterdam area, you may check our UHF repeater.

In case you worked us and like to receive a qsl card, you can send it via the buro or look at qrz.com for more info.
We do upload our logs to the Logbook Of The World.

There is a logbook online. Have a look to check a qso.