Fabian Kurz, DJ1YFK

Updated / News:

2017-05-20: RBN Activity Ranking
2016-08-21: Websocket DX-Cluster/Telnet Gateway
2016-06-19: Embeddable RBN activity reports
2016-06-19: Bio: HA/ and OM/DJ1YFK
2016-05-01: 65 Years HSC - Award
2016-04-16: Bio: OE/DJ1YFK
2016-03-21: Bio: YL/DJ1YFK
2016-03-01: QSLinfo.de relaunch
2016-01-01: RBN Activity Charts
2015-01-12: HSC Marathon calculator updated
2014-09-27: Band occupancy observations
2014-02-27: YFKtest: New maintainer W9YA
2013-09-28: Bio: LZ2013HST
2013-08-18: Mind the gap! About Morse Spacing.
2013-07-21: RBN bandmap view (updated)
2013-02-14: cwbiff v0.3.0
2013-02-10: svn.fkurz.net is live
2013-01-25: JavaScript Morse Decoder
2013-01-23: ebook2cwgui v0.1.2
2013-01-12: RBN / DX cluster bandmap view
2013-01-06: qrq 0.3.1 released
2013-01-04: ebook2cw v0.8.2
2012-10-22: RBN Telnet Filter updated.
2012-10-21: Bio: HB9HST, HB9/DJ1YFK
2012-09-17: New call: WB6LQR
2012-02-25: CW alarm clock
2011-12-18: qrq 0.3.0 (Win32, Linux, Unix)
2011-10-18: QSL cards with LaTeX
2011-07-20: Morse Code - alive and kicking!
2011-07-08: Morse My IP 2.0
2011-06-27: Vortrag: Morsen lebt!
2011-06-20: ebook2cw book list
2011-05-13: FCC Exam Practice
2011-05-08: ebook2cwgui v0.1.0
2011-04-04: ebook2cw v0.8.1
2011-03-10: ebook2cw book list
2011-02-23: RBN Telnet Filter
2011-02-07: Bio: E7/DJ1YFK
2011-01-31: Bio: OE/DJ1YFK
2011-01-04: cwbiff v0.2.1

I am a licensed radio amateur ("ham") with the call sign DJ1YFK. I love Morse Code (CW), especially at high speeds. To foster its usage and to preserve it for the future, I developed Learn CW Online (lcwo.net), a web-based Morse course and practice tool with an active community of a few thousand users.

In the ham radio section of my website you'll find more information about my activities and some radio related, free software I've written over the years (ebook2cw, qrq, YFKlog, ...).

Studies / Lecture Notes

During the first semesters of my studies of electrical engineering at Dresden University of Technology (2003 - 2005), I transcribed some lecture notes in LaTeX. Over a decade later, they are still used by many students. Everything is available as PDFs and LaTeX sources, licensed under the terms of the CC-BY license.

Fabian Kurz, DJ1YFK

fabian@fkurz.net

Amateur Radio

Studies / Lecture Notes

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