ContactMy name is Alexandru Csete, also known as OZ9AEC. I am a physicist from the University of Aarhus and I work as a development engineer in the antenna department at Thrane & Thrane. Before that I was 8 years in the European space industry working on the Automated Transfer Vehicle called Jules Verne and the Gaia scientific mission.
I have been the holder of a CEPT Cat. 1 amateur radio certificate since 1991. My primary interests today are satellite communications, software radios, digital high-rate modes (not the bloody D-STAR!!!), microwaves and developing free software for Unix-like operating systems. Since Jan 2008 I have also been involved in the Google Lunar X PRIZE trying to contribute to Team FREDNET (2008-2010). That didn't work out so I stopped doing that in 2010.
My website is dedicated to my technological endeavors within the areas of amateur radio, free software and space hacking – all free and open source. You are free to use the information on this website under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license. You are also welcome to use my photos, videos, etc – all I ask is that you link back to my site http://www.oz9aec.net/ or the specific article you are using. If that's not good enough for you, contact me for an individual agreement.
I like to use my hands and I am a man of few words... Sometimes just too few words to properly explain something. If you find an article on my website that requires more words feel free to let me know. You can leave comments on the article pages or contact me directly oz9aec (at) gmail.com. Note that for support type conversations I prefer public forums over private emails because I really hate wasting time by answering the same questions over and over again.
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