GJ6CSY
GJ6CSY 
On my first overseas trip to Jersey, I registered the QTH of Nick [GJ4TAW now VK2CNP ] as my Jersey-based home QTH for GJ6CSY. During the short stay on Jersey, I made my first ever foray onto 50MHz/6m. GJ6CSY operations resulted in a number of contacts on 2m, 4m, 70cms and 6m. The memory of working a string of 'ZS6' stations still lingers on!
Most of the time though was spent out /P from the northern coast at Les Platons. We even eneterd the 1989 RSGB March 144/432 MHz Contest as the 'Les Platons CG', coming 19/20 on 2m and 14/20 on 70cms, and 19/20 overall.
Les Platons /P site looking east
The location in the Les Platons [IN89WF - Trinity] public car park certainly attracted attention from the locals, passing dog-walkers, and the Police!
GJ6CSY/P and GJ4TAW/P in storm force winds!
The aerial set-up above is that for GJ6CSY/P and GJ4TAW/P at Les Platons, on the northern coast, using 144MHz [2m] with a single aerial [9-ele Tonna yagi], from a Yaesu FT-225RD, and 70MHz [4m] using a single aerial [5-ele Tonna yagi], using a Microwave Modules transverter and the same drive source. As you can see, the aerials were only a few feet above the ground, due to a south-westerly gale and driving rain!
GJ6CSY @ Noirmont Point 1988
Nick's operating set-up was for 432MHz [70cms] and 1296MHz [23cms] using an H.F. transceiver to supply the 28MHz [10m] source, for two Microwave Modules transverters. The most power we used was 25W on 144MHz [2m].
Summary of DXCC entities worked by GJ6CSY on all bands
Type of propagation: All Mode: All mode
From 01/01/1900 to 24/03/2008
DXCC
CALLSIGN
BAND
9A (Croatia)
YU2EY
6 m.
9H (Malta)
9H1PA
6 m.
CT (Portugal)
CT1/G3SDL
6 m.
EI-EJ (Ireland)
EI9ED/P
2 m.
F (France)
F6KAW/P
2 m.
G, GX (England)
G6ZOD
2 m.
GD, GT (Isle of Man)
GD4IOM
2 m.
GI, GN (Northern Ireland)
GI4MFT/P
2 m.
GJ, GH (Jersey)
GJ4TAW/P
2 m.
GM, GS (Scotland)
GM4PPT/P
2 m.
GU, GP (Guernsey)
GU4XEA/P
2 m.
GW, GC (Wales)
GW2OP/P
2 m.
I (Italy)
IØSSW
6 m.
OE (Austria)
OE6VCG
6 m.
ON-OT (Belgium)
ON4ASL/A
2 m.
PA-PI (Netherlands)
PAØBOE
2 m.
S5 (Slovenia)
YT3ET
6 m.
TK (Corsica)
FC1ONO
2 m.
ZB2 (Gibraltar)
ZBØW
6 m.
ZR-ZU (South Africa)
ZS6WB
6 m.
Grid squares worked as GJ6CSY
I have also used the callsign GJ6CSY/MM/R1 for a Maritime Mobile Region 1 operation from on board a cross-channel ferry (the M.V. Rozel), located some 2 miles to the west of the Corbière Lighthouse and sailing around to Noirmont Point , both on Jersey.
