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Current QSL details on QRZFrom Beit Yanai to the world
Radio has no borders.
I’m Amir Bazak, 4X6TT. From Beit Yanai on Israel’s Mediterranean coast, I connect with radio operators and friends around the world.
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Welcome to my corner of Israel.
Beit Yanai • Israel
Amir’s radio-life totals, as presented in his personal archive. Worked entities and entities activated are different measures.
For operators
Station & QSL
4X6TT · Amir Bazak · Beit Yanai, Israel. Mainly SSB, with occasional CW.
Follow the station
See the 4X6TT Club Log livestream, or watch the antenna and station-build films. Equipment shown in historical films may differ from today’s station.
4X6TT on Club LogWatch the 26-element station build ↗QSL and operating-mode source: Amir’s QRZ profile, checked 16 October 2026. Generic LoTW and eQSL links below are resources, not confirmation instructions for this callsign.
The 4X6TT World Archive
A radio life, made tangible.
Stations, expeditions, friendships, and the objects that carried one callsign across the world — gathered here as a living record.
Built for the world.Explore the station ↗01 — 03
Not a timeline. A collection of moments where radio opened a door, a border, or a friendship.
Enter the photo archive ↓
HistoryThe human side of DX.Explore the story ↗Radio across borders
A friendship with JY1
In his personal account, Amir recalls operating from Mount Nebo in 1995 alongside King Hussein, JY1. It is one of the moments that shaped his view of amateur radio as a bridge between people.
This meeting photograph belongs to Amir’s archive; its exact capture date is not recorded here. The 1995 date refers to the operation described in his account.
Watch the JY1 storySource: Amir’s first-person QRZ biography. King Hussein died in 1999; photographs of him are not categorized as having been taken in the 2000s.
Films
A life on the air.
From a Mediterranean home station to rare callsigns, field antennas, and friendships that span the map.
Selected films
Official 4X6TT YouTube
▶World tour4X6TT World Tour 2022–2024
▶HistoryJY1 King Hussein — The Ham Radio Operation That Made History
▶AntennasBig Signal Quad
▶Station build4X6TT NEW 26 ELEMENTS GOING UP
▶The operatorPassion for a LifeTime with Amir 4X6TT
▶On the airHAM RADIO DX4X6TT — pile ups and activation
▶Pileup4X6TT pile up on 20M
▶IcelandTF/4X6TT ICELAND 2023
▶DXpeditionSouth Pacific DXpedition By 4X6TT
▶Samoa5W1TT — South Pacific By 4X6TTPhoto archive
One archive. A world of memories.
Filter by collection and recorded period. Undated photographs stay undated.
More Stories from the Road
The People Behind the Callsign
Across the bands and around the world, the people make the memories.
Labels follow the personal archive. Known dates are stated; “Undated” means the capture year is not established. The late-1980s tour period follows Amir’s QRZ account.
18 of 249 photographs
All collections · All periods
The 4X6TT guestbook
You’ve seen my radio story.
Now leave your callsign.
Thanks for visiting 4X6TT. Whether we’ve met on the air or you’re discovering my story for the first time, I’d love to know you stopped by.
Sign the guestbook, share a memory, or leave a few words about the photos, films, or website.
73, Amir · 4X6TTA small note. A worldwide connection.
Visitors & friends
Notes from around the worldOpening the guestbook…
A welcome from Israel
Yours to explore.
One short official film, then trusted places to discover Israel and its story.
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Say hello
Explore with a guide.
Automated answers about radio, Israel, and the archive. This is not a live conversation with Amir.
Beyond the bands
More Than
Just Radio
Get in touch
Contact 4X6TT
Questions about amateur radio, a past QSO, or Israel? Send me a message.
Contact Meamir@4x6tt.comHam radio resources
Useful links for the bands.
Useful links for DXers, contesters, and amateur radio operators worldwide.
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Automated guide
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Guestbook
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