AMATEUR RADIO STATION
NEW ZEALAND

INTRODUCTION.

ZL4KF is an Amateur Radio (ham radio) call-sign, the ZL prefix represents New Zealand, the number 4 historically was used to indicate the southern region of New Zealand (4th district) and the KF part is the individual station identification, in this case also being my initials. (Ken France). More info here >>. I have held this call-sign since 1971, after gaining my license to operate an amateur radio station in that year. This website is about my amateur radio station, my interest in ham radio, especially antennas, propagation, electronics, computers, websites and other things.

New Zealand has about 6,000 licensed amateur radio operators and much information on amateur radio in this country can be found on the NZART website.

Amateur radio operator Ken at ZL4KF southern New Zealand.
ZL4KF - Ken.

I’ve had a website for ZL4KF since 1997 and with one thing leading to another, I have earned a living as a freelance web designer ever since! Get in touch if you, or anyone you know, needs a new, first-class website.

I hope you find this website interesting – any comments are welcome!

73, Ken.

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