2M0SQL is a brand that revolves around the interests of Peter Goodhall in the field of amateur radio. With a passion for the hobby for the past 19 years, Peter brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. Starting off as M3PHP in 2002, he then upgraded to a UK Intermediate Licence in 2008, becoming 2E0SQL.

After spending considerable time in Oxford, England, Peter moved back to Elgin in North East Scotland in 2017, where he has been rebuilding his amateur radio station. Aside from amateur radio, Peter also works as a Freelance Web Developer, servicing clients ranging from sole traders to large councils. This allows him to indulge in his interest in technology and helps fund his amateur radio endeavors.

Peter's core interest in the hobby lies in HF contesting and satellite operating. He actively participates in contest groups such as Cray Valley Radio Society (M8C), Paul G6PZ's station, and the Vulture Squadron Contest Group (G9V). As an advocate for AMSAT, Peter promotes the satellite element of amateur radio and has been a committee member since 2018.

Peter has also made significant contributions to the amateur radio community, including being jointly awarded the Kenwood Trophy for creating the well-respected training tool, HamTests. He has received several awards and holds certificates for multiple past and present UK Records in contesting. In addition to his involvement in amateur radio, Peter runs various web-based projects, including a DX Cluster and a UK APRS-IS T2London server.

As a member of various organizations such as Grampian Hilltoppers, Radio Society of Great Britain, and AMSAT UK, Peter is well-connected within the amateur radio community. He is also affiliated with worldwide groups like Worldwide Young Contesters, European PSK Club, Digital QSO Club, FieldHell Club, Digital Modes Club, and BARTG. With his vast experience, dedication, and contributions to the hobby, Peter Goodhall is a respected name in amateur radio circles