Emir “Braco” Memic, E77DX, is synonymous with excellence in ham radio contesting. With roots going back to his start in Bosnia in 1987, Braco has spent decades honing his skills and building some of the most formidable contest stations in Europe. From his early days contesting in the CQ WPX to operating the legendary OE4A station, Braco’s journey reflects his relentless pursuit of perfection in radiosport.

A master of both station-building and contest strategy, Braco has operated from some of the most iconic contest stations around the world, including D4C, CN3A, and 4O3A. But his crowning achievement is E7DX, a station he built from the ground up in Bosnia over the past 16 years. Today, E7DX boasts an impressive nine towers and cutting-edge technology, making it a powerhouse in major contests like CQ Worldwide and CQ WPX.

Braco’s experience extends beyond contesting—he’s also competed in three World Radiosport Team Championships (WRTC), a prestigious event that draws the top contesting talent in the world. He has qualified and participated in the 2014, 2018, and 2023 WRTCs.

The nickname “Braco,” which affectionately means “little brother” in Bosnia, is fitting for a man who embodies the spirit of camaraderie in the ham radio world. Whether he’s sharing his expertise with fellow operators, working on tower installations, or providing support to other contesters, Braco’s impact on the community is immense.

In this interview, we explore Braco’s journey from a small radio club in Bosnia to the heights of international contesting. His story is not just about winning contests—it's about building connections, facing challenges, and continually striving for excellence in the hobby he loves.

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