WV7MS - Radioddity QT40 on 12 Meters

Some of my 12 Meter QSOs using the Radioddity QT40.
My Radio Bio:
I procrastinated getting into Amateur Radio for several years. In November of 2021 I started my journey. With the help of UA-cam and the ARRL License Manuals I passed my Technician/General exams in one sitting.
By March 2022, I had passed my Amateur Extra exam and was awarded KE8TQZ as a call sign. I immediately filed for a vanity call and submitted my reciprocity to the Republic of the Marshall Islands. In April 2022 I received my vanity call of WV7MS, as well as, my RMI call sign of V73MS.
From April 2022 thru December 2022 I operated as V73MS from Roi-Namur Island located in the Kwajalein Atoll. What an excellent place to learn the DX side of Ham Radio. I returned back home in January 2023 and have since been on the air from West Virginia as WV7MS.
My QRZ Page: www.qrz.com/db...
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Music:
"Leaping Over"
Owned and Originally provided by Intro Maker.

[@agoraphobicadam1171]

Looks like a lot of radio for the money. Thanks for sharing,
KO4HPC 73

[@Stewart0494]

I am very please with this radio thus far. Thanks for the view and comment.

[@williamdarico2369]

Very nice radio what type of antenna are you using

[@Stewart0494]

Thanks for the view and comment. I am using the Chameleon MPAS 2.0 in a ground mounted vertical configuration. I added 6 10ft. Radials.
Gets out pretty well 40-10m.

[@duaneshuster6366]

How low does the qt 40 go on 12 m .
What's lowest freq on 24 mhz

[@Stewart0494]

I have it programmed to cover the whole 12m ham band.