Congratulations to KC2VCG for his new amateur radio license.
The beacon audio can be turned off at the bottom left of this page.
My name is Jim,N2NXZ.This is a simple website until I learn how to enhance it and make it a bit more interesting.It will certainly be a mess.The photos are my homemade antennas for 10 meter operation.A horizontal dipole using aluminum tubing.There is also a W5GI Mystery antenna dipole on site.My main radio is simply a Kenwood TS-520SE.The beacon transmitter is a modified Uniden PC-33 CB radio on 28.227.8 Mhz.All I did was replace the 10.240 crystal with a 10.595 and retune the radio.It transmits continously using an old PC @ 3 watts with CWTYPE software to send the ID.Going strong now since August of 2007.My future plans are building a windmill generator and having the beacon placed in a remote location.I will soon add photos of that project.
Update 03-24-09>
There are only 2 antennas now.Aluminum dipole east/west tip to tip and the mystery antenna.The beacon now uses a programmable beacon keyer.Other beacons will be tested.
See here for details > http://www.freewebs.com/jimmzz91164/simplebeaconprojects.htm
A BC-348-Q I bought for 50$ and an SB-200 found in a dumpster.
Below is my simple setup.

Home brew antennas.Dipole is east/west tip to tip.This horizontal antenna was originally supposed to be a temp.A block of 2x4 with 2 aluminum elements and coax attached is all it is.SWR is 1.5:1 on the entire 10 meter band.Been up for 3 years and getting great reports.

Email n2nxz AT yahoo DOT com