Medal № 191
Biography of N1MX
Michael Edward Amaral was first licensed in 1967 at the age of with the callsign WN1IDP, later changing to WA1IDP in 1968. As a young teenager, Michael was contacting stations in Europe and the former Soviet Bloc Countries via radiotelegraph, always expressing a message of friendship & peace from the United States of America.
In 1986, 1987 & 1988, Michael operated as WA1IDP/CU2, from the Island of Sao Miguel, Azores (Portugal), working and confirming radiotelegraph contacts with many thousands of radio amateurs around the world, always including that same message of peace between nations.
After upgrading his license several times, he eventually changed his callsign to the U.S. Amateur Extra Class Callsign "N1MX".
Over the past 20-plus years, Michael has consistently advocated for good communications practices amongst amateurs and always included a message of Peace and Friendship, considering it a great privilege to freely communicate with amateur stations in the global radio amateur community.
He is a member of the prestigious A1-Operators Club of the American Radio Relay League, a life-member of the ARRL, and is an ardent supporter of W1AW, the flagship station of the ARRL.
Now retired after 37years working as a Mechanical Designer/Design Engineer within the metro-Boston Research & Development Community, he continues his messages of friendship and peace between all nations via his amateur radio activities. He operates from his home town of Walpole, Massachusetts.
https://www.qrz.com/db/N1MX
Biography of N1MX
Michael Edward Amaral was first licensed in 1967 at the age of with the callsign WN1IDP, later changing to WA1IDP in 1968. As a young teenager, Michael was contacting stations in Europe and the former Soviet Bloc Countries via radiotelegraph, always expressing a message of friendship & peace from the United States of America.
In 1986, 1987 & 1988, Michael operated as WA1IDP/CU2, from the Island of Sao Miguel, Azores (Portugal), working and confirming radiotelegraph contacts with many thousands of radio amateurs around the world, always including that same message of peace between nations.
After upgrading his license several times, he eventually changed his callsign to the U.S. Amateur Extra Class Callsign "N1MX".
Over the past 20-plus years, Michael has consistently advocated for good communications practices amongst amateurs and always included a message of Peace and Friendship, considering it a great privilege to freely communicate with amateur stations in the global radio amateur community.
He is a member of the prestigious A1-Operators Club of the American Radio Relay League, a life-member of the ARRL, and is an ardent supporter of W1AW, the flagship station of the ARRL.
Now retired after 37years working as a Mechanical Designer/Design Engineer within the metro-Boston Research & Development Community, he continues his messages of friendship and peace between all nations via his amateur radio activities. He operates from his home town of Walpole, Massachusetts.
https://www.qrz.com/db/N1MX
