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DXNL 1630 - Jul 1, 2009
DX Newsletter

a free and weekly service of
DARC Committee “DX and HF contesting”
(www.darcdxhf.de)

editor: Helmut Schlaffer, DL7MAE
(e-mail: dxnl[kringelis]dxhf[taskas]darc.de)

translation by: Bob, DL7VOA
(e-mail: dl7voa[kringelis]darc[taskas]de)

FT5/G - GLORIOSO ISLANDS, AF-011
Bad news was spread by the Clipperton DX Club in Friedrichshafen. They
confirmed rumours that the FT5GA DXpedition scheduled for July had to
be postponed again. The next possible date could be September 2009.

KP4 - PUERTO RICO, NA-099
The WLOTA Contest will take place on Jul 4/5 which is the reason to
activate the special callsign K4G (Cana LH, WLOTA 2802, NA-099) in SSB,
CW and RTTY. The QSLs should be sent to WP3MW.

SV5 - DODEKANESE, EU-001
SV5/GM0IIO announced to show up from Rhodos (EU-001) from Jul 1-8.
George will use a FT-857D (100 watts) and his preferred frequencies
are 14305 kHz in SSB and 14025 kHz in CW. QSLs via GM0IIO.

T32 - EASTERN KIRIBATI, OC-024
Tovia,T32TV, is a new OM on Kiritimati (OC-024) and has been spotted
in SSB on 20m after 0600 UTC. Please be patient with him so that Tovia
can learn how to handle pile-ups.

V6 - FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA
Yuki,JH1NBN (V63AQ), is on a business trip which takes him to several
islands. He will try wo work on 80m-6m during his little spare time:
V6P from Pohnpei (OC-010), Jun 22-Jul 4
V6C from Chuuk (OC-011), Jul 4 -Jul 12
V6T from Kosrae (OC-059), Jul 12-Jul 21
V6P from Pohnpei (OC-010), Jul 21-Jul 25.
There is also a small chance of a short activity as KH2/K3ZB from
Guam (OC-026) on his way back home to Japan. All QSLs via JH1NBN.

5R - MADAGASCAR, AF-013
Wayne,W5KDJ, will be active in CW and RTTY on 160m-6m signing 5R8KD
from Jul 4-17. He is allowed to use the shack and the new TH11DX of
5R8FU. Wayne plans to take part in the upcoming IARU HF Championship
on Jul 11/12. See also: www.tdxs.net/5r8kd.html

6W - SENEGAL
Darvin,6W/PD9DX, is still spending his holidays in Senegal and works
in SSB on 160m-10m until Jul 5. QSLs via his homecall PD9DX.

7P - LESOTHO
The Venezuelan 4M5DX Group plans a DXpedition to Lesotho in July 2009.
Their callsign will be 7P8YV and the QSLs are handled by IT9DAA.
An exact date or other information was not available but a website will
be published soon. So keep googling for 7P8YV.

8Q - MALEDIVES, AS-013
Pierre,HB9QQ, will be active again as 8Q7QQ between Jun 29 and Jul 11.
He has an amplifier for 50 MHz and tries to make some Sporadic E and
EME QSOs in JT65A (first period) on 50.183 MHz during his moonrise and
moonset. He will be QRV also on the WARC bands.
As usual QSL direct or via USKA bureau to HB9QQ.

HONG KONG, SPECIAL EVENT STATION
The 5th East Asian Games will take place on Hong Kong from Dec 5-13.
Starting on Jul 1 the special callsign VR2009EAG will be QRV in SSB,
RTTY, PSK31 and SSTV on 40m-6m until the end of the year.
QSLs unfortunately only direct via VR2XMT.

POLAND, SPECIAL EVENT STATIONS
Following special event stations will be on the air during the
Tall Ships’ Race 2009 in Gdynia from Jul 1-7: SN2009TSR, SN50ZAGLE,
SN09A, SN09C, SN09E, SN09H, SN09I, SN09L, SN09P, SN09R, SN09S, SN09T,
SP09A, SP09L, SP09S and SQ09S. More information about this event and
a special award can be found at: sp2zie.gd.pl/tsr_about.php

PORTUGAL, SPECIAL EVENT STATION
The Portuguese airforce is existing now for 57 years. This event will
be marked by the special callsign CR57FAP which will be QRV in SSB and
digital modes on 80m-10m on Jul 1 and Jul 4/5. The callsign has been
spotted already on Jun 27/28. The QSL manager is CT1REP.

SILENT KEYS: Steve Gibbs,GU3MBS, who already joined legendary Gus Browning
on several DXpeditions passed the keys forever. Other Silent Keys are:
John B. Trampler (N0JT), Angie Sitton (G0HGA), Joe Phillips (K8QOE),
Jim Tabor (KU5S) and Victor A. Gorokhov,UA4RC, the QSL manager of
R1FJT whose activity ended last year. The complete log R1FJT was
uploaded to the LoTW already.

LINKS: Current SOTA activities (mountain summits) are announced at:
www.sotawatch.org
—
Detailed information about current VHF activities can be found on the
VHF DX portal “Make More Miles on VHF” at: www.MMMonVHF.de
—
A DXpedition to the Conway Reef (3D2/CR) is planned for Oct 3-13, 2009.
For more information refer to their website which has been published at
dx-hamspirit.com/2009/06/conway-reef-dxpedition200……

UPCOMING CONTESTS
—————–
Jul 1: RAC Canada Day Contest
Jul 4/5: DL DX RTTY Contest
Jul 5: DARC Digital Contest Corona

IOTA collected by Fredy,DE0MST (e-mail: iota[kringelis]dxhf[taskas]darc.de)
—-
Island activities:
AS-017, JA6, Okinawa Islands: 7N4AGB/6, JK1EBA/6, JJ1JGI/6, JA1XEQ/6
and JA1KJW/6 will be QRV from Tokashiki Island from Jul 7-10.
QSLs via homecalls (direct/bureau).

EU-007, EI, Blasket Islands: If the weather permits Helmut,EJ/DL5DSM, and
Bernhard,EJ/DL9UBF, will show up from Great Blasket Island mostly on
20m on Jul 4, 1030-1530 UTC. QSLs via homecalls (direct/bureau).

EU-049, SV, North Aegean Islands: Cuagn,SV8/OK2BOB/p, and Vilem,SV8/OK2BC/p,
are working from Lesvos Island until Jul 2. QSLs via homecalls (d/b).

EU-130, I*3 Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region Group: Matteo,IV3YNB/p, is active
from Grado Island (IIA GO-001) between Jun 27 and Jul 22.
QSL via homecall (direct/bureau).

EU-170, 9A, Dalmatia North Group: Zrinko (Zik),VE3ZIK/DO7ZZ, will be QRV
again from Bilice in Croatia signing 9A/VE3ZIK in CW, SSB and digital
modes on all bands from Jul 2 until Aug 3. He will also join the
IOTA Contest from EU-170.
QSL via DO7ZZ: via DARC bureau, direct, LoTW, eQSL or e-mail request to
ve3zik[kringelis]gmail[taskas]com

SA-041, PR8, Maranhao State West Group: PT2TJ and PT2OP are planning to
activate Mayau Island as PX8M from Jul 3-8. QSL via PT2OP (QRZ.com).

Gabriele (IK3GES/9A8GES), Trip 2009, No 1: Gabriele started his Greek island
trip on Jun 28 on Elafonisos Island (EU-113, INS-007), next stops will
be Salamina Island (EU-075, SAS-040), Skyros Island (EU-060,NAS-098),
and Amoliani Island (EU-174, NAS-046). He also plans a side trip to
the Turkish coast and a possible acitivity from Turkish islands will be
decided later. He will finish his trip with a short visit to his friend
LZ1BJ including an activity from Svetlana Island (EU-181).

WLOTA Contest: The WLOTA Contest will take place on Jul 4/5, 2009.
For more information and the contest rules visit: www.wlota.com

Lighthouse activities (WLOTA/ARLHS/ILLW)
—————————————-
BD7YK LH 0132 resident
IM0QMA LH 1632 resident
PE1DTU LH 0043 NET-024 resident
PX8M LH 0213 BRA-250 Jul 3-8
SV8/IK3GES LH 2002 GRE-092 Jul 2009
SV8/OK2BC LH 0165 until Jul 2
SV8/OK2BOB LH 0165 until Jul 2

Bandspots of the last 7 days
—————————-
80m
HB0/DL5YM 3.521 2025Z via DL5YM (B)

40m
CT3/HA7TM 7.011 2203Z via HA7TM (B)
D44TOI 7.055 2154Z AF-086, via HB9BOI
HB0/DL5YM 7.011 1852Z via DL5YM (B)
IM0/IW2MXY 7.064 0544Z EU-024, via IW2MXY (B)
SV8/OK2BC/p 7.011 0514Z EU-049, via OK2BC (B)
YU09JU 7.012 0607Z via YU1JU (B)
5N0OCH 7.001 2042Z via DL3OCH (B)
9A/ON4ON 7.030 1033Z EU-136, via ON4ON (B)

30m
HB0/DL5YM 10.118 1916Z via DL5YM (B)
LA/SM3TLG 10.105 0537Z EU-044, via SM3TLG (B)
S92LX 10.104 0611Z AF-023, via DK7LX (B)
SV8/OK2BOB/p 10.118 1857Z EU-049, via OK2BOB (B)
YU09AU 10.103 0535Z via YT7AU (B)

20m
IM0/IW2MXY 14.260 0612Z EU-024, via IW2MXY (B)
YU2009CW 14.015 0835Z via YU2CW

17m
HB0/DL5YL 18.073 1438Z via DL5YL (B)
HB0/DL5YM 18.075 1627Z via DL5YM (B)
IM0/IW2MXY 18.140 2215Z EU-024, via IW2MXY (B)
R3/DL5EBE 18.079 0725Z via DL5EBE (B)

15m
EA9PY 21.002 1713Z (B)
HB0/DL5YL 21.004 1721Z via DL5YL (B)

6m
CU3EQ 50.130 2112Z
8R1DB 50.103 2026Z (B)

* = new QSL manager
(d) = only direct
(B) = bureau ok
(L) = LoTW

Preview
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DATE CALL DXNL

29Jun-11Jul 3B8/I3LDP 1629
29Jun-03Jul 3D2YA 1629
Jul -Dec 4U30VIC 1626
21Mar-24Jul 5N0OCH 1613/1616
04Jul-17Jul 5R8KD 1630 *
NOW 5Z4/RW1AU 1585
-Sep 6W1SJ 1541
-05Jul 6W/PD9DX 1630 *
25Jun-05Jul 7N4AGB/6.. 1630 *
Jul 7P8YV 1630 *
16Jun-06Jul 7U2ISM 1627
16May-20Jul 8J040M.. 1623
21Jun-02Jul 8Q7LR 1629
29Jun-11Jul 8Q7QQ 1630 *
-31Dec 9A09P 1615
-31Dec 9A48IFATCA 1609
-31Dec 9A800VZ 1617
25Jun-02Jul 9A/S59KM 1629
02Jul-03Aug 9A/VE3ZIK 1630 *
NOW 9G5SW 1581
-Mar/10 9J2YO 1614

17Aug-23Aug C21TI 1627/1629
01/04/05Jul CR57FAP 1630 *
Feb -2010 DP1POL 1598/1619
-31Dec DR09ANT 1606
-Nov DU1/G0SHN 1628
04Jul EJ/DL5DSM.. 1630 *
Jul EM15DIG 1626
01Jun-05Jul EN50KSR 1626
NOW EY8/S57CQ 1579
Sep FT5GA (FR/G) 1568/1630 *
-30Nov FT5WO 1600/1605
-31Dec GB250RB 1608
04/12/26Jul GB5LB 1626

20Jun-02Jul HB0/DL5YL.. 1628
01Apr-31Jul HG160FNY.. 1618
-31Dec HG400HV 1629
-31Dec II2RAI 1609
-31Dec IY7GM 1622
04Jul/05Jul K4G 1630 *
09Oct-19Oct K4M (Midway) 1618/1629
-31Dec LY1000 1606
-31Dec LZ250BNT 1623
-Nov OD5/W5YFN 1599
-31Dec ON100PES 1622
-03Jul PA09SHAPE 1627
29Jun-12Jul PA123OLS 1629
Sep PA750ASN 1613
18Jun-12Jul PH100EL 1628
03Jul-08Jul PX8M 1630 *

15Jun-02Jul RZ3AMW/1 1627
-Apr/10 S79DF 1620
01Jun-07Jul SN2009TSR.. 1628
01Jul-08Jul SV5/GM0IIO 1630 *
-02Jul SV8/OK2BOB/p.. 1630 *
NOW TL0A 1616
21Jun-05Jul TM7RPC 1628
-2011/12 TN5SN 1585/1591
29Jun-07Jul TO8YY (FJ) 1629
-01Jul TT8CF 1613
26Jun-05Jul TZ6EI 1629

24Jun-03Jul V29JKV 1629
-25Jul V6C, V6P, V6T 1630 *
-2011 V73NS 1604
-31Dec VR2009EAG 1630 *
-Dec WA2YUN/KH9 1568
24Jun-01Jul WD2E/4 1629
12Jun-12Jul YU2009.. 1628
-31Dec Z30MCWG 1612
NOW ZD8DC 1626
-Sep ZS08TV 1590

* = new or updated
.. = and other calls

QSL information
—————
AN1MTL via EA4URE (B)
AN1VYT via EA4URE (B)
AN2ETI via EA4URE (B)
AN3CJM via EA4URE (B)
AN3CPV via EA4URE (B)
AN3CRA via EA4URE (B)
AN3FCB via EA3LD (B)
AN3IEA via EA4URE (B)
AN4CSJ via EA4URE (B)
AN5CEU via EA4URE (B)
AN5MER via EA4URE (B)
AN7ICV via EA4URE (B)
AN7SJB via EA4URE (B)
AN9COG via EA4URE (B)
C4Z via G3SWH (B)
D44TOI via HB9BOI
DL3VNL via DM2NL (new call)
DP3SSKW via DG7DBN (B), eQSL
E73M via E73Y (B) or K2PF (B)
EA3GYK via DK7TM (B)
ED5T via EA5ELT (B)
EE3URR via EA3URR (B)
EF5K via EA5KB (B)
EG3SPE via EA3FCY (B)
EG8FSA via EA8RKL
EN1QFF via US3QQ
EN300H via UR0HA
EO300H via UX2HB
EV5P via EW1WA (B)
G4AKC/SV8 via G4AKC (B), eQSL
HB0/DL5YM via DL5YM (B)
HG400HV via HA0HV (B)
HG7DANUBE via HA7VY
IM0/IW2MXY via IW2MXY (B)
IY3GM via IW3RUA (B)
IZ0ORE (d)
JI1FGX/DU9 via JF1LZQ (B)
KH6/G4KHG via KW5USA (for USA/CA, d)
KH6/G4KHG via G4KHG (B)
KH0N via JA6CNL (B)
LA/SM3TLG via SM3TLG (B)
LX/PD2BA/p via PD2BA (B), eQSL
LZ55KSP via LZ1KSP
LZ01WFF via LZ1ZF (B)
OE/G4OBK/p via G4OBK (B)
OL20HOLICE via OK1KHL
OZ/DG3XA via DG3XA (B)
OZ/DL1OJ via DL1OJ
OZ/PH2A via PH2A (B)
R3ATV via UA3AGY (B)
R85NN via RA3TT (B), (L)
RO9O via RZ9OO
RP4HVS via RW4HO
RP64PR via RA3ATX
RP6AMZ via RX6AM (B)
YU09A via YU8A (B)
YU09AA via YU2AA (B)
YU09AF via YU7AF
YU09AWW via YU1AWW
YU09BVD via YU1BVD
YU09CW via YT1E
YU09JU via YU1JU
YU2009CW via YU2CW
YU2009GPS via YU5GPS
YU2009MBM via YU2MBM (B)
YU2009NU via YU7NU (B, automatically)
YU2009QQ via YU1QQ
3Z50KPN via SP5ZRW (B)
8Q7LR via RA9LR (B)
8R1DB via N3DB
9A/OO5S via ON4ON (B)
9M2GET (d)

(d) = only direct
(B) = bureau ok
* = new QSL manager
(L) = Logbook of the World (LotW)

PA750AMF direct to: DQB, PO Box 330, 6800 AH Arnhem, The Netherlands

QSLs arrived direct: CU8W (CT1GFK), K5D (N2OO), TG/IK2IYH, VP9KF

QSLs arrived bureau: A61AB (IZ8CLM), CU3F (EU-175, CT1FMX), D69XC (UA9XC),
F5KAQ/p (EU-074, F5RJM), FJ/DL1DA, HK3Q (W2GR),
HZ1AB (DJ9ZB), J20MM (I2YSB), J3/DL5AXX, J6/DL7AFS,
J75W (WQ5W), K1XM/6Y5 (NA-097), KG4SS (K4MIL),
KP2/W6NRJ, OH0/DJ7ST (DH3IAT), OH3OJ/p (EU-173), RP0Q,
OX/WA2USA (NA-018), PJ4/K8GG, SV2MAC/8 (EU-174),
SV5/DJ5AA/p (EU-001), SV8/HA7PL/p (EU-072),V26K (AA3B),
V44/AA1M, VP5/W5SL, VQ9XF (NA-002, G3TXF), W1AW/KL7,
XU7BUM (F6CXJ), YK9SV (AS-186, SV1JG), 4L1DA (W7LPF),
4O0CE (F5LGR), 4O/K1ZZ, 5W0DF (AH6HY), 6W/DL6CT,
8P5A (NN1N), 8P9AG (DL9USA), 9H3YL (OH2YL), 9M2/DJ2HD,
9U0A (DL7DF)

Many thanks for contributing to this issue of the DXNL are going to:
Carl Smith (QRZ DX), 425DXNews, OPDX Bulletin, DF6EX (WINQSL), DJ5AV,
DK8JB, DL1SBF, DL2BQV, DL5DSM, DL7VOA, DL9RCF, DO7ZZ, F5NQL, HB9PL, NG3K,
PT7WA, W9DX, SWL Norbert Maibaum and others.

The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 914

June 29, 2009

Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio)

Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX
Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet
Clusters Network, K1XN & GoList, NJ1Q, KF2TI, N3SL, NG3K, N4AA & QRZ DX,
K5WW, K8YSE, N8OFS, DK8JB, DL7MAE & The DX News Letter, DX World of Ham
Radio Web Site, EA4ATI/9M2TI, F5NQL & UFT, G1VDP, G3SWH, G3VOF, HB9PL,
I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425 DX News, JI5RPT, JR3TVH, LX2A, LZ1ZF, National Institute
of Amateur Radio, PG5M, Pete’s-DX-Newsdesk, RSGB IOTA Web Site, SP5UAF,
VA3RJ & ICPO, VHF-DX-Portal (MMMonVHF), VK3FGRC, VK4FW and ZL1CT for
the following DX information.

DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 21st-June, through Sunday, 28th-June there were 203
countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3D2, 3V, 3W, 4J, 4L, 4O,
4S, 4X, 5B, 5N, 5R, 5V, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7X, 8P, 8Q, 9A, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9L, 9M2,
9M6, 9N, 9Q, 9V, 9Y, A2, A4, A6, A7, A9, AP, BV, BY, C3, C9, CE, CE9, CM,
CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, D4, DL, DU, E5/s, E7, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI,
EK, EL, EP, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, EY, F, FG, FH, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FR, G, GD,
GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HI, HK, HK0/a, HL, HP, HR, HS, HV,
HZ, I, IS, J2, J3, J6, JA, JD/o, JT, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH6, KL, KP2,
KP4, LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ, P4,
PA, PJ2, PJ7, PY, PZ, S2, S5, S7, S9, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T32,
T7, T8, TA, TF, TG, TI, TK, TL, TN, TT, TU, TY, TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN,
UR, V2, V4, V5, V6, V7, V8, VE, VK, VP2V, VP8, VP9, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XU,
YA, YB, YI, YL, YN, YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZF, ZL, ZP,
ZS

* PLEASE NOTE: The report “could” contain “Pirate/SLIM” operations or
more likely a “BUSTED CALLSIGN”. As always, you never know - “Work
First Worry Later” (WFWL).

3D2, FIJI (IOTA Op). Remember to look for Akira, JA1NLX, to once again
be active as 3D2YA from Mana Island (OC-121) in Mamanuca Group, between
June 29th and July 3rd. Activity will be on 80/40/30/20/17/15/12/10 meters
using CW and RTTY. QSL via his home callsign, by the Bureau or direct
(w/SASE). Log will be uploaded to LoTW.

3D2/C, CONWAY REEF. Hans, DK9KX (ex-3D2CR), reports that it has been 20
years since the first activation of Conway Reef (3D2CR), but he is happy
to announce another DXpedition to that remote and lonely island will take
place between October 3-11th. There will be 7 operators, and they will
be on 160-6 meters using CW, SSB and RTTY. Sorry, “NO” EME or digital
modes on 6m. No callsign was announced, but more info is forthcoming on
a Web site.

6W, SENEGAL. Dervin, PD9DX, will be active as 6W/PD9DX between now and
July 5th. Activity will be on the HF bands using only SSB. QSL via PD9DX
direct only (Europe SAE with 1 USD; Outside Europe SAE with 2 USDs).

8Q, MALDIVES. Pierre, HB9QQ, is now active as 8Q7QQ from Velighoo (North
Atoll) between June 30th and July 11th. Carrying a small 50 MHz Linear
along, he will be active on 50.183 MHz in JT65A mode (first period) around
moonrise and moonset in search of Sporadic E and EME contacts. Other
activities include the WARC bands. QSL via his home callsign.

C2, NAURU. It would seem that the C21TI DXpedition by Dani, EA4ATI/9M2TI,
and other operators which was to take place between June 16-26th, was
postponed. A report indicates that Dani, EA4ATI, had to postpone his C21TI
DXpedition due to job reasons. “He is in Pakistan supporting in the
humanitarian response to the internally displaced persons.” Dani informed
your OPDX editor that he hia already booked/rescheduled his flight for
Nauru. The dates for the DXpedition are for August 16-24th, and they
should be on the air from August 17-23rd. Look for possible updates on
the Web page at: c21ti.madrono.net/index.html

EI, IRELAND. Olivier, ON4EI, will once again be active as EI/ON4EI from
Ireland (EU-EU-115, WLOTA 2484) near Clonmel (IO62EK) between July 8-30th.
His activity will include the IARU HF World Championship as Single-
Operator/SSB/Low-Power/All Band (July 11-12th) entry and also the RSGB
IOTA Contest (July 26-27th). Watch around 7130 kHz +/- QRM. He also
plans to be active on 6 meters; watch around 50.200 MHz. His equipment
for this activity will include a vertical 18m monopole inverted V and
beverages for 160/80/40m, and a Spiderbeam for 20/15/10m. Transceiver is
a Elecraft K3 w/100W. QSL via his home callsign.

FS, ST. MARTIN. Sam, WA2EPI, will be active as WA2EPI/FS between Sunday,
June 28th and July 5th. No bands or modes of activity were provided, but
he will be using a dipole and 100 watts and is expected to be on mostly
during the evenings. QSL via K2LAB, by the Bureau or direct. Friends of
Sam can request skeds by E-mailing him directly.

IOTA NEWS…………………..
AF-018. Andrea, IZ2LSC, will be active as IH9/IZ2LSC from Pantelleria
Island between July 20-31st. His activity will be holiday style
using a Yaesu FT-857 (w/100W) and wire antennas. He will be
on the HF bands (except 160 and 80) using SSB and the Digital
modes. Andrea will also take part in the RSGB IOTA Contest
(July 25-26th) as a Single-Op entry. QSL only via the LoTW or
his home callsign by the Bureau. For more info, log search and
updates, visit:
timpyblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/pantelleria-island…….

AS-037. Ken, JS3OMH, will be active as JS3OMH/6 from Kagoshima on
Kamikoshiki Island (Koshikijima-Islands) between June 27-28th.
Activity will be on 80-6 meters using CW and SSB. QSL via the
Bureau or see QRZ.com.

EU-094. Eight French operators will be activating Saint Nicolas Island
in the Glenan Islands group, France, between September 11-18th.
No callsign was provided but possibly homecall/p. Activity
will be on the HF bands, and 2 meters and up (10 GHz) using
CW, SSB, Digiatal modes and ATV. Look for 6 meter activity on
SSB and possibly CW over 50.200 MHz. Operators mentioned are:
Benoit/F8PDR, Jean-Jacques/F5NKX, Rene/F6CMC, Alain/F6ENO,
Denis/F5RJM, Alain/F5HVI and Rolf/F9ZG. Other reference numbers
are: French Metropolitan Islands Award DIFM: AT-010, Department
Finistere/29, Province Britanny and Grid Square IN77XR. QSL
via F5RJM, direct by CBA (w/SAE and 1 IRC or 1 USD for Europe;
1 IRC or 2 USDs elsewhere) or by the French Ref-Union Bureau.

EU-124. Members of the Strumblehead DX and Contest Group have now
sealed the final permission to activate Ramsey Island, off
the West Wales coast, from the “Royal Society for the Protection
of Birds” who own the island. They will be active from 1800z,
July 24th through 1400z, July 27th. Activity will include an
entry in the RSGB IOTA Contest (July 25-26th). They will be
active using the club callsign MC0SHL for the whole duration
of the operation and using MW9W in the contest. Their activity
will be on all bands from 80-10 meters using SSB. There is
also be some 30m RTTY planned by G1VDP if the other guys allow
him, with participation in the last 80M Club Championships
DATA section. The group will be operational using generators
as power and radios which will consist of 2 K3’s and a Yaesu
FT1000MPMkV and amplifiers. Antennas will consist of a Hexbeam,
a windom and dipoles. Most of the activation is for the WAB
award scheme as the square is semi rare and has not been
activated for some time. Also, look for the team to be on from
a farm for a few days before and after their EU-124 operation
using the callsign GB0WFF for the World Flora and Fauna Award
(see www.wff44.com for award details), and using the
MC0SHL club callsign while erecting a tower for Rob, MW0RLJ.
The island will not only count for the WAB award but will also
count for the WFF award. A special QSL card printed for both
club callsigns, as well as full details about the groups, are
on the Web site at: www.mc0shl.com
QSL via the group’s QSL Manager M0URX.

J79, DOMINICA (Update). Operators Babs/DL7AFS and Lot/DJ7ZG are expected
to be active as J79ZG between September 27th and October 15th. Activity
will be on 80-6 meters on the usual DX frequencies, mainly on CW, SSB,
RTTY and PSK, as well as 6 meters. They will look especially for JA
stations. QSL via DL7AFS. Their Web page for this operation is:
www.qsl.net/dl7afs/Index_J7.html

JD/O, OGASAWARA. Operators Makoto/JI5RPT (JD1BLY) and Yoshihi/JO1LVZ
(JD1BNF) will be active from Chichijima Island (IOTA AS-031) between
August 9-14th. Activity will be on 160-6 meters using the satellites,
CW, SSB, Digi modes and 2m WSJT EME. QSL via their home callsigns. Log
searches will be available on the following Web sites:
JD1BLY: www.ji5rpt.com/jd1/
JD1BNF: www.hattsan.com/

LX0, LUXEMBOURG. Look for LX0HQ to be active again from the Headquaters
of the Luxembourg Amateur Radio Society (RL) during the IARU Contest
(July 14-15th). They will have nine stations (w/20 operators) active
from 2 different locations in Luxembourg: Eschdorf (QTH of LX7I) and
Esebuer(QTH of LX0RL). Photos of the LX0HQ stations will be available
after the contest on their Web sites: www.rlx.lu
www.lx2a.com
A live webcam will be available during the contest from the LX7I QTH
(on www.lx2a.com). Please try to work LX0HQ on as many bands and modes
as possible during the 2009 IARU World HF Championship 2009. The log
will be uploaded to LoTW, and you can request a bureau QSL via lx0hqgrlx.lu
(no need to send a card via bureau!) QSL via LX2A (New QSL Manager!).

LX, LUXEMBOURG. Operators Jan/PA0JED, Herman/PA0TEN, Harry/PA1H, Arend/
PA2AWU, Peter/PA2PKZ, Dick/PA4VHF, Frans/PA5CA, PA5R/Jelmar, Hans/PE2HG
and Dervin/PD9DX will be active as LX/PA6Z from Wiltz between October
4-10th. Activity will be on 160-10 meters including 30/17/12 meters,
possibly 6m, using CW, SSB and PSK31. QSL via PA9M, by the bureau or
direct. For more info, visit the Web site at: www.pa6z.nl/lx_2009

LZ01, BULGARIA (WFF Op). Operators Zlatan/LZ4ZD and Gosho/LZ1ZF are
expected to organize a WFF expedition to the Natural Park “Shumensko
Plateau” during the late
evening of June 26th, through the afternoon of June 28th, using the
callsign LZ01WFF. Activity was planned for all the HF bands, 80-10 meters
including the 30/17/12m bands, probably on 6 and 2 meters depending on
conditions. Equipment: FT897D, ACOM1000, GP and wire antennas. Grid Loc:
KN33LG.

NIAR PRESS RELEASE (YL Enters the Limca Book Of Records-2009). The NIAR
reports (edited): “Ms. Sadineni Yamini, VU2YAM, aged 22 years member of
National Institute of Amateur Radio (NIAR), Hyderabad, became the ‘first
Indian’ to participate in an International Dxpedition conducted in an
uninhabited Cocos Island of Costa Rica, Central America, during February
9-13th, 2008.
‘Limca Book of Records’ is the Indian equivalent to the Guinness Book
of World Records with emphasis on unique achievements of Indians within
the country and abroad. It’s a salute to all those Indians who want to
do something different and be remembered for their distinctive deeds.
Yamini, excelled in her achievements for using voice as well as digital
modes of amateur radio communication technology that enables sending e-mail
without internet from a remote location. Sponsored by NIAR and Austrian
Amateur Radio Society, she was also among the youngest and the only woman
of the 12 member team consisting of hams from USA, Europe and Asia.
Several national and international organizations have recognized and
acknowledged specific achievements made by Sadineni Yamini earlier. This
exceptional achievement now finds place in National Record 2009 of the
prestigious Limca Book of Records as per the communication received from
the Editor, Limca Book of Records.
Yamini took special interest in the field of amateur radio joining as
student member at NIAR and continued to pursue this activity with outmost
dedication. She continues to motivate youth to become partners in technology
development by exhibiting her skills and undertaking challenging expeditions
under extremely difficult circumstances in the field of amateur radio, which
will remain as an inspiration to younger generation.
Many national and international print and electronic media already covered
her achievement.
Recently, in the first week of June, she participated and excelled her
performance in the ‘Aila’ cyclone relief operations from a remote place in
West Bengal state in India.”

OY, FAROE ISLANDS (Update). Polish operators Mek/SP7VC and Janusz/SP6IXF
will be active as OY/homecall between August 10-16th. Activity will be on
160-6 meters SSB and 2m meteor scatter (Random 144355.0 MHz) FSK441 during
the Perseid meteor shower. Operations will be from the IP61 grid square.
They plan to have amps for every band and will be using the following
antenna system: HF - Spiderbeam, R-7 and INV-L for 160-80m + beverages
2m - A 2M5WL yagi
6m - 6 element yagi
Mek, SP7VC, is also going to operate as SP7VC/MM during their trip on a
ferry from Denmark via the Shetlands to Faroe Islands. Mek will be using
an IC-706 into a 4 element 20m yagi and a vertical for 6m. He plans to
activate Marine Squares JO37, 27, 17, 18, 19, 09, and IP 80, 81, 71. QSL
via their home callsigns, by the bureau or direct.

PACIFIC DXPEDITION/TOUR (Update/Change In Plans). Gerben, PG5M, informs
OPDX that he will be activating three DXCC entities in the Pacific between
September 6-27th. His schedule is as follows:
September 6-7th: Fiji (OC-016); prefix 3D2 (callsign not known yet)
September 8-14th: Tarawa Island (OC-017), W. Kiribati; Callsign is T30G
September 15-16th: Fiji; prefix 3D2 (callsign not known yet)
September 17-23rd: Tuvalu (OC-015); Callsign will be T2G
September 24-27th: Fiji; prefix 3D2 (callsign not known yet)
The callsign is not known for Fiji, but he has requested 3D2G. This will
be an ultra light solo DXpedition and CW only. He will use an Elecraft K3,
and a 2×20m doublet plus vertical antennas. QSL via PG5M, by the Bureau
or direct. For direct requests, please enclose a minimum of 2 USDs for
return postage. More details and updates will be available on:
www.dx.to

PACIFIC TOUR. Don/G3BJ and Hilary/G4JKS will be on vacation in the South
Pacific during September 2009. Their activity schedule is as follows:
September 4-16th - Austral Islands (from Rurutu [OC-050] and Tubuai
[OC-152]); callsign will be FO/G3BJ
September 18-25th - Niue (OC-040); callsign ZK2BJ
Operations will be mostly CW on 80-10 meters (no 17/12m). They will use
a K3 transceiver and a Butternut HF6.

QSL INFO AND NEWS…………………
G3SWH QSL MANAGEMENT WEB SITE. Phil Whitchurch, G3SWH, reports: “Over
the past few days, I have had some problems with the ‘QSL request’ and
‘contact me’ functions of my web site as a result of my ISP changing
servers. However, I’m pleased to announce that these problems have all
been resolved and the web site is now fully functional.” Web page is:
www.g3swh.org.uk

QSL HQ9R via K5WW. Erik, K5WW, reports: “It seems that quite a few people
are still sending QSL for HQ9R to N6FF. Unfortunately, Dick, N6FF,
became a Silent Key in August of 2007. I have been taking care of HQ9R’s
QSL since then. Please send your QSL requests to me, K5WW.”

HAVE PATIENCE! More QSL cards were received this past week for the many
UA4WHX operations. Vlad is still sending them out.

VK9LA QSL UPDATE. Bill Horner, VK4FW, QSL Manager for VK9LA, informs:
“After much haggling with the Australian Customs Department and negotiating
with a customs clearance broker, we have finally received the QSL cards
from Czech Republic. Originally I envisaged having all direct QSLing done
by the end of June, however this is not possible now. On July 2nd I will
be away from home for 2 months on a family caravaning holiday. Prior to
going I am doing as many as is possible and doing daily postings. As such,
many of you will receive your cards within a few days, but there will be
also many that will not. Please be patient and do not flood me with email
questions. Every time I have to answer an email means less QSLing done
before departure. If you are one of the lucky ones that receive your QSL
card in the next few days and find missing QSOs, be advised it is because
they were not in the log.”

VY1JA QRT! Steve, N3SL, reports that he received an E-mail from “J”,
VY1JA (N8JA), on June 25th, and it states that J’s work stint in VY0-land
has concluded, and he is back home in the Yukon. The bad news, however,
is that he is retiring from Ham Radio. His note says his station has been
dismantled, and he is giving/selling everything to “younger Yukon hams.”
J’s last QSO in the log was 10/19/08. It’s sad to see him retire. He
gave many a ham many a “clean sweep.” Steve states, “I will continue to
keep his logs and answer QSLs. Akio, JA3JM, handles QSLing for JA.”

QSLS VIA LOTW: 6W/DL7CM, C31CT, E51SC, EA1AKS, H44MY, HA9PP, K5D, LX7I,
OA4SS, OH2LU, UA4RZ, V26F, VP2V/SP7VC, YO8FZ and ZK2V

QSLS RECEIVED VIA MAIL: 4K8M, AP2NK, E44M, ER4DX, ER4ER, ER0WW, S04R,
TO2T, TO3R, TO4T, TO6T, VP8YLI, WP4U and ZL7T

QSLS RECEIVED VIA THE BUREAU: 4O6T, 4O/K1ZZ, 5U1A, 5U9C, 5Z4DZ, 6W/RW3TN,
7Q7RS, 9X0R, EK3GMM, EM75W, ES1QD, HR2/LUQDY, IS0GQX, J20VB, J5UCW,
MJ0LON, OD/UA4WHX, OE50A, SQ9UM/9, ST2VBH, SV3EXU, SX3A, UA3LAR, UT7UV,
VU2TS and YT2ED

R3, EUROPEAN RUSSIAN. In preparation for the WRTC-2010, look for the
following stations (4 teams) to be active during IARU HF World Championship
(July 11-12th) using the special callsign R31WRTC, R32WRTC, R38WRTC and
R39WRTC. Activity will be from the WRTC-2010 locations. QSL via the
Bureau.

SILENT KEYS………………..
K8QOE - Ohio amateurs lost a great friend and dedicated ARRL Ohio
Section Manager on Saturday, June 20th. Joe Phillips, K8QOE,
suddenly became “SK” at the age of 68. He was a man of many
hats (Please read ARRL Special Bulletin ARLX008 and ARRL Letter
Vol. No. 25). He was also a DXer and a big “Cleveland Indians”
fan (two topics that your editor will miss talking with him
about). Ohio amateurs will surely miss Joe.

N0JT - John Trampler, N0JT, became a SK at age 85 on Monday, June
22nd. John was well known in the DX community and was a co-
founder of the “247 DX Group” along with Alan/WA4JTK (SK).
He also was a DXCC Honor Roll member and a ham for over 60
years.

SPECIAL AWARD AVAILABLE (GB6GEO). Following the very successful event of
the Geoparks weekend, the Global network would like to offer a diploma
endorsed by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh (the Queen of England’s husband)
to anybody working either GB6GEO the HQ station as an instant qualifier
for the award, or two other Geoparks stations. Radio amateurs who are
first to claim the award in their particular country will also get one
point towards the two points required for the basic Geoparks diploma.
The cost of the award in the UK is 2.20 GBP, in Europe 3 Euros, and
5 USDs anywhere else in the world. Certificate manager for this award
is Martin G3VOF; QSL info QRZ.com. For any questions, PLEASE contact
Martin at: mgfsystems[kringelis]yahoo[taskas]com

SPECIAL EVENT (6m Op). Andy, N8OFS, will once again be active as N8O
“portable caboose” from Jefferson, Ohio, between July 18-19th, during
1800-2100z. Activity is to celebrate the 25th anniversary for the Ashtabula
Carson & Jefferson Railway (AC&J). If you missed him the first time here,
this will be your last time to work him. Look for him to be on 50.300
and 52.525 MHz FM, 50.400 MHz AM and 50.200 MHz USB. QSL via N8OFS:
Andy Sargent, PO Box 517, Jefferson, OH 44047. For more details about the
railroad, visit the Web page at: www.acjrscenic.net/history.htm

SV, GREECE (Greek IOTA Tour). Gab, IK3GES, will be starting a Greek
island tour beginning on June 28th. He plans to visit the following
islands, but details of the dates were not provided. The IOTA Islands
are:
EU-060 - Skyros Island (GIOTA NAS-098, MIA MG-115, also count for
WLOTA LH-2002)
EU-075 - Salamina Island (GIOTA SAS-040, MIA MG-098, also count for
WLOTA LH-4159)
EU-113 - Elafonisos Island (GIOTA INS-007, MIA MG-033, also count
for WLOTA LH-0011)
EU-174 - Amoliani Island (GIOTA NAS-046, MIA MG-009)
After activating the above, Gab will then travel to Turkey but is not
sure if he will activate any islands there. After Turkey, Gab will team
up with Boyan, LZ1BJ, and activate Sveta Anastasiya Island (EU-181, will
also count for WLOTA LH-0035). He is expected to start a second island
tour from Croatia in September. Details will be forthcoming. QSL via
IK3GES, direct or by the Bureau or E-mail Bureau requests.

T32, EASTERN KIRIBATI. Tovia, T32TV, reportedly is a new ham on Christmas
Island (OC-024). PLEASE be patient with him. Activity has been on 20 meters
SSB after 0600z. QSL route has not been reported.

V6, MICRONESIA (IOTA Op). Yuki, JH1NBN, will be active from three different
state island groups of Micronesia. Look for him to activate the following
between now and July 21st:
Pohnpei Island (OC-010) - Currently active as V6P through July 4th and
will return between July 21-25th.
Chuuk Island (OC-011) - Callsign V6C; between July 4-12th.
Kosrae Island (OC-059) - Callsign V6T; between July 13-21st.
QSL via his home callsign. ADDED NOTE: There has been a report that Yuki
may also operate from Guam (OC-026) as KH2/K3ZB on his return back home.

VK9N, NORFOLK ISLANDS (Update/Change). Members of the Hellenic Amateur
Radio Association of Australia (HARAOA Group) will be active as VK9NI
(not VK9AAA as first announced) between July 22-29th. The HARAOA Group
plans to have 4-5 stations on the air and plans to be active on 160-6
meters using CW, SSB and RTTY. They plan to take part in the RSGB IOTA
Contest (July 25-26th) during their stay. Equipment to be used are ICOM
radios w/Amps using Spiderbeams, verticals, beams and dipoles. Current
operators mentioned are: Tommy/VK2IR (Team Leader), Chris/VK3FY (Co-
Leader), Peter/VK3FGRC (Team Member/Webmaster), Keith/VK3FT (Team Member),
Peter/VK2FPGR (Team Member), Tony/VK3TZ (Team Member), Raffy/VK2RF (Team
Member), Andrey/VK5MAV (Team Member) and Alan/VK2GR (Team Member). QSL
via W3HNK. More details and updates are available at: www.vk9ni.com
Also on Twitter at: twitter.com/VK9NI

VP2, MONTSERRAT (NA-103). Bill, W5SJ, will be active as VP2MSJ from
VP2MDD’s QTH between July 14-21st. His activity will include the CQWW
VHF Contest (hoping/praying for some E-skip), but he will be active
on other bands that are open, particularly 30 and 60 meters. QSL via
W5JAY.

ZK2V OPERATION WRAP-UP. Chris, ZL1CT, reports that his recent ZK2V
DXpedition made 15817 QSOs (including 1279 QSOs on RTTY) despite ‘flat’
band conditions. Many stations enjoyed chasing Chris around the bands
and modes to improve their position on the ‘ZK2V leaderboard’ - Jeff,
N8CC, was the overall leader with 16 band-slots out of a possible 20.
Chris has organized a different QTH for his next visit to Niue - if you
missed ZK2V, there are 2 DXpeditions to Niue in September and October
2009. Please QSL via N3SL (via the Bureau to N3SL is also OK) - all
ZK2V QSOs have been uploaded to LoTW resulting in more than 2000 QSO
matches.

Sveiki,

Sesiu metru diapazonas atsigauna, jis ne viena is musu jau
nudziugino naujomis salimis, naujais idomiais rysiais.
Ir pats laikas pradeti galvoti apie geresne antena siam diapazonui.

Lionelis VE7BQH suskaiciavo ir pateike lentele su 6m firminiu
antenu tipu parametrais.
www.bigskyspaces.com/w7gj/6mTable.htm

Pridedu is e-mail gauta sarasa, jame tvarkingiau matosi firmu
pavadinimai.

LY2BAW sesiu metru diapazone naudoja M2 firmos pagaminta
antena 6M2.5WLC, jos parametrai matosi
www.qrz.lt/ href=’http://www.qrz.lt/ly2baw/’ title=’Tadas’> LY2BAW/vhf_antennas.html

Paspaudus sios ar kitu antenu pavadinima, pav. “6M2.5WLC”,
galima pamatyti ir antenos brezini su konkreciais elementu ilgiais.
Gal kam idomu…..

Zemiau idedu ir Lance W7GJ laisko fragmenta, manyciau,
jog jo tekstas bus idomus ir Jums.

Dar tiek daug retu saliu laukia musu “stebuklingame diapazone”
- neveltui ji vadina “Magic Band” .
www.lrmd.lt/utb/first50.htm

73 Tadas LY2BAW

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“….
Over the last quarter century, antenna performance has improved
dramatically. Thanks
to the development of computer modeling software, antennas can now be
designed to
provide excellent results. Many older antennas are still in use around the
world
that were built using less sophisticated techniques. A number of 6m
operators have
wondered if it is time to upgrade their antenna systems.

There is no question that each operator has different interests and
constraints.
Some want to arrange various antennas to “fill in the nulls” in ground gain
patterns
so they can be assured of not missing signals coming in at certain angles.
Others
want to increase maximum signal strengths while still fitting the antenna in
their
garden. And still others are interested in assembling an antenna system
that will
have enough free space gain to enable them to complete EME contacts while
the antenna
is elevated (without any ground gain). With the differences in how antennas
are
marketed and what specifications are published, it is no wonder that many
hams have
expressed confusion when they try to compare antennas to determine what
would be the
best choice for their particular situations.

Lionel Edwards, VE7BQH, is well known for his pioneering work in EME and his
knowledge of antenna design. His comparison table of 2m antenna designs has
been a
valuable resource for weak signal enthusiasts on that band. Lionel now has
generously put together a table comparing a number of popular 6m antennas to
help
guide Magic Band operators on antenna decisions. This table was
painstakingly
prepared to include the free space gain of each yagi with respect to a
dipole, the
optimum and 75% of optimum stacking distances for both two and four yagis
and
resulting gain figures, and the SWR of a single antenna 150 kHz from the
design
frequency. The SWR value provides an indicator of the “Q” of the antenna,
and how
likely it is to be affected by rain, ice and snow; the narrower the
bandwidth of the
antenna, the more susceptible it is to such detuning by the weather.

www.bigskyspaces.com/w7gj/6mAntennaComparisonTable……

Please join with me in thanking Lionel for graciously agreeing to undertake
the very
laborious challenge of preparing such a table. I will also post a link on
my website
to the table for convenient future reference, along with links to more
information on
many of the antennas listed in the table.

GL and DX! VY 73, Lance W7GJ….”
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Informacija paskelbta Radio konferencijoje TNX LY2BNF

www.tapr.org/kits_merc.html

va, kas nebijote…ir jei tik pinigine leidzia.
As nesiryzau, pagalvojau, tai gero oscilografo gali prireikti,
programavima gali tekti vel prisiminti, ( biski, kad su plokste
susisneketi)… mikroskopa pirkti…ir tt…galima daug iklimpti su siuo
projekteliu.

Bet shiaip grazu, nera jokiu maiskliu…nereikia to I/Q balansuoti,
skaiciukai grazus….ir 50 MHz spektro Kalediniu dovanu pvz. LRMD
perzidentui
gal galima i HD irasyti ???? hihi

na ok, sparciai keiciasi zaislai

73 de nx2px Gedas

Informacija paskelbta Radio konferencijoje TNX LY2BNF

Vakar prie� pat var�ybas sode pasta�iau ant 8 metr� stiebo sen� FD 50 MHz 3 el yagi. Be reikalo
skub�jau, pra�jimas atsirado tik v�lai vakare, bet atrodo, kad t�s�si vis� nakt�. T� vakar� labai sunkiai
gal�davau prisikviesti stotis, nors jos pas mane griaud�jo. Buvau trumpam aptik�s YV ir HR stotis, pasirodo
kad buna pra�jimai ir � piet� amerik�.
Antr� dien� jau nuo pus� a�tuoni� ryto diapazonas vir� nuo angl� signal�, po to nebebuvo laisvesn�s
vietos net iki 50,300.
Dirbau su didesn�mis ar ma�esn�mis pertraukomis, dar teko valand�l� praleisti prie F1. Tur�jau ir vien� technin�
problem�, sugedo garnit�ra, nebeliko laisv� rank�, o su vienu pir�tu nemoku badyti kompiuterio klaviat�ros.
Ne�i�rint visoki� b�deli�, kontestas patiko, nors prie� kelias dienas svars�iau ar dalyvauti.

LY2R (KO15VS) var�yb� 50 MHz RAPORTAS
========================================

Var�ybos : IARU 1 Region 50 MHz
Data : 2009-06-20
�skaita : Asmenin�
QTH : Sod� 56, �eduva, Lithuania

TX :FT-857, 10 W
RX :
Antena : 3el yagi, 8 m V�L, 96 m VJL

Programa : CGLog V 2.60b99

QSO skai�ius : 151
-ne�skaityt� : 0 Ta�kai
-�skaityt� : 151 Ta�kai u� QSO (* 151 : 240256
WWL skai�ius : 86 Papildomi u� WWL (*0) : 0
DXCC skai�ius: 25 Papildomi u� DXCC( 25: 0
———————— ——
I� viso : 240256

ODX : EA8CCG, IL18TM, 4384 km

Dirbta WWL skverais:
IL18 : 1 IO85 : 1 JN19 : 2 JN68 : 1 JO31 : 7 KN40 : 1
IL28 : 1 IO86 : 1 JN35 : 1 JN70 : 1 JO32 : 2 KN45 : 1
IM12 : 1 IO90 : 2 JN36 : 3 JN75 : 1 JO33 : 1 KN50 : 1
IM50 : 1 IO91 : 10 JN37 : 2 JN83 : 1 JO40 : 1 KN56 : 1
IM58 : 1 IO92 : 3 JN39 : 1 JO00 : 1 JO41 : 4 KN67 : 1
IM67 : 1 IO93 : 2 JN44 : 2 JO01 : 4 JO51 : 1 KN78 : 1
IM99 : 1 JM78 : 1 JN45 : 2 JO02 : 1 JO52 : 2 KN85 : 1
IN52 : 1 JN01 : 1 JN47 : 2 JO03 : 1 JO62 : 2 KN88 : 1
IN53 : 2 JN02 : 1 JN52 : 2 JO10 : 8 KM69 : 1 KN91 : 1
IN79 : 2 JN08 : 2 JN54 : 1 JO11 : 3 KN03 : 1 KN96 : 1
IN88 : 1 JN09 : 1 JN55 : 1 JO20 : 2 KN04 : 1 KN99 : 1
IO73 : 1 JN11 : 1 JN61 : 2 JO21 : 6 KN11 : 1 KO14 : 1
IO78 : 1 JN16 : 1 JN62 : 2 JO22 : 4 KN12 : 1 KO15 : 1
IO81 : 3 JN17 : 1 JN63 : 1 JO30 : 3 KN14 : 1 KO26 : 1
IO83 : 2 JN18 : 2

Dirbta DXCC:
9A : 2 EA8 : 2 GW : 2 YO : 1 LZ : 1 T7 : 1
CT : 2 F : 12 HB : 5 YU : 2 OE : 2 TA : 2
CT3 : 1 G : 30 I : 16 LY : 2 ON : 12 UR : 10
DL : 20 GM : 2 YL : 1 LX : 1 PA : 13 Z3 : 1
EA : 8

Geriausi QSO:
EA8CCG 59 009 59 081 IL18TM 4384 km
EA8ACW/P 59 007 59 045 IL28EC 4381 km
CT3FQ 59 096 59 463 IM12JU 4045 km
CT1ILT 599 139 599 318 IM50RU 3746 km
CT1DIZ 59 135 59 144 IM58KP 3084 km
EA7ZY 59 008 59 081 IM67MG 3080 km
EA1AHO 59 133 59 232 IN52QA 2781 km
EA1FDI 59 100 59 630 IN53TF 2674 km
EA1XT 59 136 59 291 IN53VK 2648 km
EB5AN 59 022 59 113 IM99SL 2541 km

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Paulius Beirutas, LY2R

=================================================== CGLog, � LY2CG,1998-2008

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LY2SA 50 MHz var�yb� RAPORTAS
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Pirm� dien� pra�jimo beveik nebuvo, bet antr� dien� 6m diapazonas
buvo tiesiog u�kim�tas. Gaila, kad per pat� pailap� 12 val. teko
i�sijungti (svarb�s �eimyniniai reikalai). O buvo lik� dar 5 val.
Bet buvo padaryta daug �domi� QSO ir keli nauji WWL.
Taip pat gerokai patestavau LY2CG program�.
Kaip sek�si kitiems LY ?

Var�ybos : IARU 1 Region 50 MHz
Data : 2009-06-20/21
�skaita : Single op.
WWL : KO14LL

TX : 10 W
Antena : 6 el. yagi

Programa : CGLog V 2.60b130

QSO skai�ius : 163
-ne�skaityt� : 1 Ta�kai
-�skaityt� : 162 Ta�kai u� QSO : 245573
WWL skai�ius : 76 Papildomi u� WWL : 0
DXCC skai�ius: 21 Papildomi u� DXCC : 0
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I� viso : 245573

ODX : EA8CCG, IL18TM, 4272 km

Dirbta WWL skverais:
IL18 : 1 IN98 : 1 JN09 : 1 JN47 : 5 JN70 : 1 JO31 : 2
IM12 : 1 IO78 : 1 JN11 : 4 JN48 : 1 JN76 : 1 JO32 : 2
IM76 : 2 IO81 : 4 JN16 : 1 JN49 : 1 JN83 : 2 JO33 : 3
IM87 : 1 IO83 : 4 JN18 : 4 JN52 : 1 JO00 : 3 JO40 : 1
IN50 : 1 IO85 : 2 JN19 : 2 JN55 : 2 JO01 : 5 JO41 : 1
IN78 : 1 IO90 : 1 JN29 : 2 JN57 : 1 JO02 : 5 JO42 : 1
IN79 : 1 IO91 : 14 JN35 : 2 JN58 : 1 JO03 : 1 JO43 : 2
IN80 : 1 IO93 : 3 JN36 : 3 JN61 : 2 JO10 : 5 JO47 : 1
IN82 : 1 JM08 : 1 JN37 : 4 JN62 : 2 JO11 : 2 JO52 : 1
IN83 : 1 JM19 : 1 JN39 : 1 JN63 : 1 JO20 : 4 JO53 : 2
IN89 : 1 JM68 : 1 JN44 : 2 JN64 : 1 JO21 : 4 JO61 : 3
IN94 : 3 JM78 : 1 JN45 : 2 JN65 : 2 JO22 : 9 KO15 : 1
IN96 : 1 JN02 : 1 JN46 : 1 JN68 : 1

Dirbta DXCC:
9A : 3 EA : 11 G : 35 HB : 14 OE : 1 S5 : 1
CT : 1 EA6 : 1 GM : 3 I : 17 ON : 12 T7 : 1
CT3 : 1 EA8 : 1 GU : 1 LY : 1 PA : 19 ZB : 1
DL : 18 F : 18 GW : 3

Geriausi QSO:
LY2SA EA8CCG IL18TM 4272 km
LY2SA CT3FQ IM12JU 3943 km
LY2SA ZB2EO IM76HE 2970 km
LY2SA EC7ANC IM76JL 2935 km
LY2SA CT1ILT IN50RU 2768 km
LY2SA EA7RM IM87CS 2745 km
LY2SA EA4AFP IN80KP 2465 km
LY2SA EA5CLH JM08AR 2455 km
LY2SA EA2BC/P IN82NS 2281 km
LY2SA EA6SX JM19IK 2255 km

73
Vidmantas, LY2SA

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Ko gero neturi, kaip kad mes vos netiketai nepraradom - liko tik mirazas W,
o visi I rytus nuo musu man rodos prarado…

Pasikelkit ITU dokumentus ir suprasite, kad kol kas turime is tiesu tam
tikra prasme dievo dovana…

Gintautas LY2GV
73′

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> Tik nebent pats manai, kad UR5 neturi legaliu licenziju ten
> dirbti. Va cia ir butu keista…
>
> 73, Remis LY8O

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