CT2IRY
Nuno Lopes — Amateur Radio Operator · Lisbon, Portugal · Grid IM58IR
About Me
My name is Nuno Lopes, licensed since 2003 and operating from Lisbon, Portugal under the callsign CT2IRY. Amateur radio has been a constant presence in my life — from chasing DX and entering contests to portable operations from historic Portuguese sites.
Beyond operating, I develop software for the amateur radio community. My most recent project — DXLab – Thetis Bridge — connects the DXLab Suite to the Thetis SDR panadapter and is endorsed and listed by DXLab Suite author Dave Bernstein AA6YQ.
« The QSO takes a short time, but the QSL is FOREVER »
Station
Operating
| Bands | 160m — 10m HF |
| Modes | SSB · CW · FT8 · FT4 · RTTY · PSK |
| Interests | DX · Contesting · Portable ops |
| Setup | SO2R capable |
| Software | DXLab Suite · Thetis · MSHV · N1MM+ |
QSL Information
| LoTW | ✅ Daily uploads |
| eQSL | ✅ Active |
| Bureau | ✅ Via REP |
| Direct | ✅ See QSL Info page |
| OQRS | ✅ Request here |
Notable Operations
CQWW RTTY 2010 — 2nd place Portugal, SOSB 20m Low Power · 104,808 points
CT2IRY/p — 16 January 2010 — Portable operation from Convento Dominicano Nossa Senhora das Neves · Grid IM59LE · Valid for DMP (LX-1104), DMHP (LX-125), WCA (CT-0342), DPRN/WFF (FF-029)
ARRL DX RTTY 2011 — SOSB 15m Low Power · 38 sections CW · 47 sections SSB
DXLab – Thetis Bridge 2026 — Author of open-source bridge between DXLab Suite and Thetis SDR · Endorsed by DXLab Suite · Active use worldwide