W2FX - December 13, 1981
John Di Blasi
First President 1947 - 1964
Founder
Charter Member #1


From the 1953 QCWA Yearbook
2FX - 1921
200 Meter, 6 wire cage and Shack for
the 'Rock Crusher' Spark Gap Xmtr

W2LKC
The Old Man Himself
W2 Little Kilo Cycles - 1939
W2LKC - 1939
W2LKC - 1939

W2LKC
Full View of 3 Element
10 Meter rotary beam at
W2LKC, now W2FX & W2QNR
33 ft high, QTH Little Neck, NY
First 3 El Beam
at W2LKC
Adjusting 3 El Beam
Manually Rotated
W2LKC - 1939

Angle iron frame box which is to
hold the beam The 2 slip rings
are 4" diam and are mounted on
bakelite disks.
Rotar Assembly
prop pitch motor
and selsyn indicator motor
Son Paul at the Mike - 1939
1939

ECO Preselector - HQ120 Rcvr
2 1/2 Wave Super Regen Receiver
1942
Main XMTR 1942 6L6 into
PP TZ-40 running 250 - 900
watts MOD Pr 836 PP Class B
1946 W2FX FCC License
Beam Crew

1947 - Beam Pruners
W2KYX Tony Kinney,
Vic DeGhet
W2BCB Otto Tickacheck,
W2FX, John DiBlasi
1947 - W2LKC Little Neck, NY
10 & 20 Meters Note steeing wheel
which manually turned beam antenna
December 5, 1947
At work, 91 7th Ave NY, NY
Cooper DiBliasi
Electronic Representatives (1949)

Photocopy of original QSL drawing by Otto Eppes
Courtesy of Harrison Radio Corporation, New York City
Presented to W2FX by Bill Harrison Pres Harrison Radio
1950 W2FIT Leon Hansen
and W2FX John DiBlasi,
FX Re-elected President QCWA
Photo by K2AY 6/9/50
W2FIT Leon Hansen,
W2FX John DiBlasi,
Geo Bailey ARRL,
Dave Talley
Kurt Schoenfeld and
Milt Thompson
Photo by Bob, W2DTE

Fraunces Tavern
Doc Walsh, W2BW
John DiBlasi, W2FX
Ralph Barber, W2ZM
Speaker, Unknown
photo by Bob Hertzberg
Fraunces Tavern
Doc Walsh, W2BW
Ralph Barber, W2ZM
John DiBlasi, W2FX
ARES Van
Belle Terre, Suffolk County ARC
Long Island, NY,
Unknown
John DiBlasi, W2FX
Dick Lawrence, W2JWM
Apr 1967

QTH - Plandome, L.I., NY
1967 - 1981
W2FX at the Mike
John's last station
These pictures and captions have been supplied by John Di Blasi Jr. W2QNR, son of W2FX - Webmaster

From the QCWA Guestbook:
Name: Paul DiBlasi
Date: Wed Dec 08 15:27:04 2004
Comments: I was truly pleased to see the web page that gave a nice history of the QCWA that my dad was instrumental in founding. Thank you.