I am Daniel “Danny” Horvat. First licensed in 1981 as a member of the Amateur Radio Club “Sarajevo” (YU4ALM), I held the YU4WFT and 4N4CX call signs until 1992. I was also a proud member of the Electro-Technical Faculty Radio Club “ETF” (YU4EXA), better known as the YZ4Z contest club.

In 1993, I became T93M and—thanks to a measure of luck and amateur radio—survived the 43-month (1,425-day) siege of Sarajevo, the longest siege in modern history. In 1997, I relocated to the Boston area and later to New Hampshire, where I joined Cushcraft Corporation. I was fortunate to combine my passion for amateur radio with my profession, contributing to numerous amateur and commercial projects. As a design engineer, I developed several world-renowned amateur antennas, including the MA5B, R6000, R8, X7, and Navassa-5, among others.

You can see my latest antenna designs at www.MyAntennas.com