[24/10/2013]
EPC WW DX Contest
The
European PSK Club
has the honour to invite radio amateurs from all
over the world to participate in the
EPC WW
DX Contest
2014.
The objective of the
EPC WW DX Contest
is to establish as many contacts as possible between
radio amateurs around the world by using only the
BPSK63
mode
(all
HF bands except WARC bands).
Everybody can work everybody for QSO and multiplier
credit. The next
EPC WW DX Contest
will be held
from
12:00 UTC
on 01.02.2014
to 12:00 UTC
until 02.02.2014.
This is an excellent opportunity to increase your
BPKS63 count as well as accumulating contacts for
other EPC awards for countries, prefixes, suffixes,
etc.
---------
The annual
EPC WW DX
Contest
for 2013 is over and we look forward to the 2014
contest so you need to get prepared to work some
really great DX on the
BPSK63
mode on all bands (except the WARC bands of course).
Information about the very first
EPC WW DX Contest is
posted below this message.
Remember the dates & time:
12:00 UTC on 01.02.2014
to 12:00 UTC on
02.02.2014. The only
permissible mode is
BPSK63
only so be sure
you are in the right mode before you begin and
maximum power is 100 watts.
Recommended frequencies are: 160 meters (1.838
– 1.843 MHz), 80 meters
(3.580 – 3.590
MHz), 40 meters (7.040
– 7.050 MHz), 20 meters
(14.070 – 14.080
MHz), 15 meters (21.070
– 21.080 MHz), and 10
meters (28.070 –
28.080 MHz).
No
WARC band contacts!
Take note of
the new band for 2014 (160 meters) and several
changes to the categories list including a mode for
YLs.
As it was with last year's contest, be sure
to pay close attention to your Cabrillo log so that
it matches
exactly the format required.
All the very best and see you all in the EPC
WW DX Contest 2014!
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[24/10/2013] 425
DX News
Bulletin #1172
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DX
INFORMATION
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
7P8 - Gert, ZS6AYU plans to be active as 7P8GF from
Lesotho on 23-26
October. He will operate holiday style on 40-10
metres CW only.
QSL via ZS6AYU, direct or bureau. [TNX NG3K]
9L - Zbig, SP5BTB will be active again as 9L1BTB
from Sierra Leone from
25 October to 10 November. He will be QRV on 20 and
15 metres
only. QSL via home call (direct). [TNX DX World]
A9 - Special event station A91ACC will be active on
the HF bands during
the Arab Cycling Championship to be held in Bahrain.
Activity days
will be 22-24 October and 28-29 October. This
amateur radio event
is endorsed by H.E. Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad
Al-Khalifa, President
of the Bahrain Cycling Association. QSL via IZ8CLM.
[TNX A92AA]
D4 - The Monteverde Contest Team (http://d4c.cc/)
will participate in
the CQ WW DX SSB Contest as a Multi-Multi entry from
the D4C
station on Sao Vicente (AF-086), Cape Verde. The
team includes
9A1TT, CT1ESV, E7DX/OE1EMS, HB9DUR, I4UFH, I4VEQ,
IK1HJS, IT9RGY,
IT9SPB, IZ1LBG, IZ4DPV, IZ4UEZ, JK3GAD, SG7A and and
YL2GM. QSL
via IZ4DPV (direct or bureau), LoTW and eQSL. Watch
the video
teaser on YouTube! (http://youtu.be/gIHsOidudCY)
[TNX IK1HJS]
E5_sc - Al, K7AR will be active as E51AAR from
Rarotonga (OC-013), South
Cook Islands on 21-26 October. He plans to operate
mainly RTTY,
but will also be active during the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest. QSL via
K7AR, direct or bureau, and LoTW. Logserach on Club
Log. [TNX The
Daily DX]
ES - Simo, OH2HAN will be active as ES0HAM from
Hiiumaa Island (EU-034)
on 17-22 October. He will operate mainly RTTY on
80-10 metres, and
will participate in the JARTS WW RTTY Contest. QSL
via OH2HAN,
bureau or direct.
FS - Randy N0TG, Ron AA4VK and Jeff N1SNB will be
active as FS/homecall
from St. Martin (NA-105) on 24-31 October. They will
participate
in the CQ WW DX SSB Contest as FS/N1SNB. QSL all
callsigns via
AA4VK. [TNX NG3K]
KH0 - OH6RX and OH7WV will be active as AH0K from
Saipan (OC-086) on
22-29 October and again on 20-27 November. They will
participate
in the CQ WW DX SSB and CW contests as Multi-Two
entrants. Outside
the contests, they will focus on 160-40 metres. QSL
via OH6GDX.
[TNX The Daily DX]
PA - Ben, DO1BEN (www.do1ben.de)
and Barbara, DO1IQ will be active as
PD/DO1BEN and PD/DO1IQ from Texel Island (EU-038) on
21-27
October. They will RTTY, PSK31 and SSB on 40, 20 and
10 metres.
QSL via home calls, bureau preferred.
PJ6 - Look for PJ6/KB1ZOJ, PJ6/K4UEE, PJ6/N4GRN,
PJ6/K5AC and PJ6/W6IZT
to be active from Saba (NA-145) on 23-29 October.
They will
participate in the CQ WW DX SSB Contest as PJ6A. [TNX
The Daily DX]
SV5 - Rich, M5RIC will be active as SW5CC from the
island of Rhodes
(EU-001) on 23-31 October. He will operate SSB and
RTTY on 30-10
metres, and will participate in the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest as a
single-op single band entry. QSL via M5RIC (direct).
T8 - Tom, JN2AMD will be active as T88AZ from Palau
(OC-009) on 25-28
October, including participation in the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest. He
will operate SSB, CW and RTTY on 80-10 metres. QSL
via JN2AMD,
direct or bureau. [TNX The Daily DX]
TU - Chris F4WBN (ex TL0A) as TU5AX, Paul F6EXV as
TU5XV and Jan DJ8NK
as TU5NK will be active from Cote d'Ivoire on 17-30
November. They
will operate SSB, CW and RTTY on 160-6 metres. QSL
via home calls,
direct or bureau (OQRS on Club Log). This will be a
"solidarity
radio operation": in an effort to "revive the
Abidjan Radio Club",
they will donate their equipment to TU2CI and train
local
operators to use it. The team will also assist local
operators
"who have strongly suffered from the civil war that
hit the
country some time ago". [TNX F4WBN and F6EXV]
VP9 - Markus, DJ4EL will be active as VP9/DJ4EL from
Bermuda on 19-31
October. He will be QRV holiday style on 40-10
metres SSB. QSL via
home call. [TNX DX World]
VP9 - N1SV will participate in the CQ WW SSB Contest
as VP9I (QSL via
WW3S) from Bermuda (NA-005). Before the contest,
starting on 23
October, he will be QRV as VP9/N1SV (QSL via home
call). [TNX NG3K]
XW - Champ, E21EIC will be active as XW0YJY from
Laos on 25-29 October,
inclduing an entry in the CQ WW DX SSB Contest.
Before and after
the contest he will operate CW on 80-10 metres. QSL
via E21EIC and
LoTW; logsearch and OQRS on Club Log. [TNX NG3K]
YB - Adhi, YB3MM (www.yb3mm.com)
will be active as YB3MM/4 from Sebesi
Island (OC-262) on 19-21 October. This IOTA group
was activated
only once, back in 2003. Adhi will operate SSB and
CW on 20 and 15
metres. QSL information on qrz.com.
YB - The YB9Y expedition to Bras Island (OC-276, new
one) [425DXN 1166]
is now expected to start around 12 UTC on 21 October
and finish
around 00 UTC on the 28th. Plans are to be QRV on
160-6 metres CW,
SSB and RTTY with several stations. QSL via YB1GJS,
direct or
bureau (OQRS on Club Log). Further information can
be found at
www.yb9y.com
[TNX PD9DX]
Z2 - Mirek, SP5IXI (VK6DXI) has been active as
Z21DXI from Bulawayo,
Zimbabwe since 14 October. He should remain there
until late
October at least. This is a business trip, and he is
QRV in his
spare time using 100 watts and simple wire antennas.
QSL via
SP5UAF, direct or bureau. Logsearch at
www.sp5ixi.dxing.pl/z21dxi/
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GOOD TO
KNOW ...
****
===========================
Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
425 DX NEWS MAGAZINE ---> The September 2013 issue
is now available for
download at
www.425dxn.org/monthly/index.html.
[TNX IZ3EBA]
AMSTERDAM 2014 ---> "Since the early planning days
of this DXpedition, we
have been accumulating and storing equipment at our
staging site in
Atlanta, Georgia. On October 15 our packing and
organizing was completed,
equipment was placed on pallets, loaded into our sea
container, and began
its journey to New Zealand where it will be loaded
aboard our ship". See
the pictures on the FT5ZM's website (www.amsterdamdx.org).
BANGLADESH 2013 ---> The Mediterraneo DX Club's team
in Bangladesh (S21ZBC
and S21ZBB) [425DXN 1170] will operate from the
Bangladesh Scouts'
Headquarters, and would like to organize skeds with
other Scout groups on
20-21 November. If interested, please contact IK7JTF
(rborace[@]gmail.com).
HAM RADIO 2013 LECTURES ---> The lectures held at
Ham Radio 2013
(Friedrichshafen) are now available on DokuFunk (the
Documentary Archive
for the History of Radio Communication and
Electronic Media):
OH2BH Changing Times in DX Hunt (keynote speech)
OH6KN & OH8GLV Technology Innovations Helping DXers
W1TP The ENIGMA and other Historic Cipher Machines.
Introduction
to the Enigma
G7GCT Small Cipher Machines
DK7ZB Development of Broadcasting in Germany
1923-2013 (In German)
G3SVL 100 Years of the RSGB and its International
Partners
The Powerpoint slides with synchronized audio are at
www.dokufunk.org/talk
[TNX OE1WHC]
WAG & JOTA ---> The Jamboree on the Air is an annual
event in which half a
million Scouts and Guides all over the world make
contact with each other
by means of amateur radio. The 56th edition will
take place on 19-20
October. Specific "contest-free frequencies" have
been agreed with the
organizers of the Worked All Germany Contest in
order to avoid interference
between the two events. Complete information can be
found at
www.darc.de/referate/dx/contest/wag/en/.
KOSOVO ---> "CQWW SSB will bring several Kosovar
stations active from this
new state recognized today by 105 United Nations
member states and
qualifying as separate country multiplier in the
CQWW Contest. Among the
activity, Z68BH will be operated by Martti, OH2BH,
using the new antennas
of Driton, Z61DX, with great support of Igor, UA2FZ.
During the most recent European DX Contest (WAEDC)
many non-EU station had
difficulty with their contest logging programs on Z6
prefix. A new CTY.dat
file can be loaded at
www.country-files.com.
QSL Z68BH via OH2BH". [TNX
OH2BH]
OC-239 ---> The 16-22 October expedition by YB9WZJ
and YD9RQX to Waigeo
Island [425DXN 1170] has been postponed, "maybe till
2014". [TNX W2FB]
WRTC 2014 ---> WRTC2014, Inc., host of the 2014
World Radiosport Team
Championship (www.wrtc2014.org),
has announced the fifty five teams that
will be invited to compete in New England next July.
Team Leaders were
selected for each qualifying region based on 3 years
of qualifying scores.
The Team Leaders were given the choice to select any
operator as a Team
Mate to complete their team.
Area Team Leader Team Mate Area Team Leader Team
Mate
--------------------------------------------------------------------
AF 3V/KF5EYY YT1AD EU5 UR0MC VE3DZ
AS1 R9DX UA9CDV EU5 UU4JMG UU0JM
AS2 RC9O UA9PM EU6 RX3APM RV1AW
AS3 5B4WN 5B4AFM EU6 UA3DPX UA4FER
AS4 BA4ALC BA7IO EU6 RL3FT RA3CO
AS5 JH5GHM JA1OJE NA1 K1LZ YT6W
EU1 CT1ILT CT1BOH NA2 W2RE WW2DX
EU1 F8DBF F1AKK NA3 KE3X K0DQ
EU1 M0CFW GI0RTN NA4E NN3W N3KS
EU1 G0CKV M0DXR NA4W AD4Z W4UH
EU1 F4DXW F8CMF NA5 N5DX N2IC
EU2 LX2A YO3JR NA6 N6MJ KL9A
EU2 IK2NCJ IK2QEI NA6 K6AM N6AN
EU2 DJ5MW DL1IAO NA7 K7RL KL2A
EU2 IK1HJS I4UFH NA8 K8MR K9NW
EU2 DL1QQ DL8DYL NA9 W9RE N5OT
EU3 ES5TV ES2RR NA10 KU1CW EA5GTQ
EU3 LY9A LY4L NA11 VY2ZM KK6ZM
EU3 OH2UA OH6KZP NA12 VE7CC VE7SV
EU3 YL1ZF YL3DW NA13 K9VV VE3EJ
EU4 OE3DIA E77DX OC KH6ND KH6SH
EU4 OM2VL OM3RM SA1 PY2YU PY2NDX
EU4 OM3BH OM3GI SA2 CX6VM LU1FAM
EU4 OE2VEL OE5OHO YOUTH IZ1LBG WQ2N
EU4 S50A S57AW Wild Card LZ4AX LZ3FN
EU5 9A6XX 9A1UN Wild Card DK6XZ DK9IP
EU5 9A5K 9A1TT Def Champ RW1A RA1A
EU5 4O3A 9A3A
There are four sponsored teams yet to be announced.
A Team Sponsor donation
earns the right to select a team. Contact Doug, K1DG
(k1dg[@]wrtc2014.org),
for details about the Team Sponsor program.
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QSL
ROUTES
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
===================================================================
CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER
===================================================================
3B8FA NI5DX CR6VLM CS5NRA OG7X OH4XX
3D2GC LZ1GC CT3AS DL3BK OH0I OH3BHL
3D2RA/p LZ2HM CX2BR EA5GL OQ100LAKEN ON6TI
3W3B E21EIC CX2DK EA5GL OQ4CLM ON3AIM
4A2I XE2I D2CT CT2HPM OU1RAEM DF5LW
4K6AG RW6HS D2QR RW6HS OU4O OZ1FAO
4K9W DL6KVA D2SG GM4FDM OV0V OZ3ABE
4L1MA ON4RU DT0HH DS3FGV OW75FOC G3SWH
4U1GSC 9A2AA E51NOU N7OU OZ30EU OZ8IE
5B/OO9O ON7SS EG1RGC EA1SV PA75TP PA5ENJ
5B4AHL M0URX EG5PO EA5HOX R100MFF RN4ABD
5R8UI IZ8CCW EG8RGC EA8AAG R863LK RV3LK
5T0JL ON8RA EK6TA DJ0MCZ R863LX RW3LX
5X8A SM1TDE EM2G UR7GO RI1ANP RN1ON
5X8EW SM1TDE ER1IARU ER1KAA S79MHY IZ1MHY
6V7T F5RAV ES0HAM OH2HAN SA2Z SM2YPZ
7P8CC EI7CC EW2RK RW6HS SA5N SM5NBE
7Q7BP G3MRC FW5JJ F5RXL SA6P SA6AVB
7T9A 7X2ARA GB2NZ M0OXO SB0A SM0LPO
7Z1BL IZ8CLM GB6SPD G0VXC SB6A SA6AOA
7Z1ES IZ8CLM GP0PKT G6NHU SG0M SA0AQT
7Z1HL DJ9ZB H44MS DL2GAC SG5W SM5IMO
7Z1SJ EA7FTR H70ORO TI4SU SG6T SM6WET
7Z1TT NI5DX HC2IMP IK2DUW SG8X SM5AQD
8R1A W1CDC HF450NS SP3KEY SI3A SM3LIV
9H5G NI5DX HK1MK DL6IAK SI9AM SM3CVM
9L1JT N4WDT HQ4W KD4POJ SN0WFF SP5X
A52AEF JH3AEF HV5PUL IW0DJB SN35SMAK SP1PMY
A52EQW JH7EQW HZ1GV/p 9K2GV SU9AF UA3DX
A52IVU JA3IVU II1FM IQ1SP T6JR ON4JM
A52YB DK4YB J28NC F5RQQ T6RH NI5DX
A52YY OH2YY JW5X LA5X T88EC JO1AEC
A60WSW IZ8CLM JW7XK LA7XK T88IK JF1LUT
AH0J JA1NVF JW9DL LA9DL TK6A F6AML
AH2EA JF2WGN K5T AB5EB TM20KTU F5KTU
AM5ES ON4LO KG4HF W6HGF TM25FDS F5KMY
CO2IR EB7DX KG4WV W4WV TM6CCA F6FMT
CO2WL HA3JB KH0M JF1VXB TN2MS PA3AWW
CO8LY EA7ADH KH2F JA2TBS TO4FM EA5GL
CO8WOH RW6HS KK6WW/KH0 JA6EGL UK8GCG RW6HS
CR2H PT7ZT LG5LG LA4EKA V31AE EB7DX
CR2SBT CS5NRA LN1B LA8PDA V31RL AD7AF
CR3FCH CS5NRA LZ2013IPA LZ3HI V31ZM M0OXO
CR6ALM CS5NRA MC0SHL M0URX V47JA W5JON
CR6BMT CS5NRA NH0J JJ2VLY V6P JH1NBN
CR6CSC CS5NRA NH2T W2YC VK5CE/4 VK5CE
CR6LPM CS5NRA OD5TX W4JS VK9DAC VK3DAC
CR6OBD CS5NRA OF40R OH8DR VX31763 VE3RHE
CR6PLA CS5NRA OG1D OH1JD XP1A OZ1ACB
CR6SAB CS5NRA OG3077F OH3JF YF1AR/0 N2OO
CR6SJG CS5NRA OG30OJ OH3OJ YO900TO YO5TO
CR6STR CS5NRA OG6N OH6NIO Z21DXI SP5UAF
CR6TMR CS5NRA OG73X OH8L ZD8O OH0XX
CR6TVA CS5NRA OG7F OH5DA ZP9EH K5WW
9K2GV Sal Al, P.O. Box 13828, 71959 Keifan, Kuwait
AB5EB Mike Crownover, 1326 Hilltop Ridge, New
Braunfels TX 78132, USA
C82DX P.O. Box 333, Bethlehem GA 30620, USA
F5RXL Solange Ducos, 48 Chemin de Valentin, 33370
Yvrac, France
G6NHU Keith Maton, 41 Bemerton Gardens, Kirby Cross,
Frinton-on-Sea,
CO13 0LQ, United Kingdom
IW0DJB Luca Della Giovampaola, Via Cremera 11, 00198
Roma RM, Italy
N4WDT William D Trousdale, 74 River Chase Drive,
Allensville KY 42204,
USA
PA3AWW Henk van Oosterhout, Meelbeshof 8, 3355 BD
Papendrecht, The
Netherlands
VK5CE Craig Edwards, PO Box 2094, Middleton SA 5213,
Australia
W1CDC Alex M. Kasevich, 7008 Wildwood Lane NE,
Albuquerque NM 87111, USA
W4WV William M. Verebely Jr, 2200-F Dunbarton Dr,
Chesapeake VA 23325,
USA
W6HGF Al Danis, P.O. Box 220164, Chantilly VA 20153,
USA
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[15/10/2013]
Suddivisione
delle frequenze
SUDDIVISIONE DELLE FREQUENZE |
Abbreviazione |
Gamma di
frequenze |
Lunghezza
d'onda |
Suddivisione
metrica |
metri |
metri |
ELF (onde extra lunghe) |
0,1 Hz |
3
Khz |
1000.000 |
100.000 |
onde audiometriche |
VLF (onde lunghissime) |
3 Khz |
30 Khz |
100.000 |
10.000 |
onde miriametriche |
LF (onde lunghe) |
30 Khz |
300 Khz |
10.000 |
1.000 |
onde chilometriche |
MF (onde medie) |
300 Khz |
3 Mhz |
1.000 |
100 |
onde ettometriche |
HF
(onde corte) |
3 Mhz |
30 Mhz |
100 |
10 |
onde
decametriche |
VHF
(onde ultracorte) |
30 Mhz |
300 Mhz |
10 |
1 |
onde metriche |
UHF (microonde) |
300 Mhz |
3 Ghz |
1 |
0,1 |
onde decimetriche |
SHF (microonde) |
3 Ghz |
30 Ghz |
0,1 |
0,01 |
onde centimetriche |
EHF (microonde) |
30 Ghz |
300 Ghz |
0,01 |
0,001 |
onde millimetriche |
Nota:
1 KHz = 1000 Hz, 1 MHz = 1000 KHz e
1GHz = 1000 MHz |
COSA
ASCOLTARE |
Nome |
Tipologia servizi civili e/o militari |
ELF |
Sconosciuti. Forse sottomarini USA |
VLF |
Rete Omega dei sottomarini USA. Da sotto i
9 KHz finiscono le bande assegnate alle
radio comunicazioni A 19,5 KHz prima
stazione civile campione |
LF |
Radiofari; stazioni radio civili. A 189 KHz
ad esempio c’è la prima stazione radio
italiana dell’etere RAI RADIO2 |
MF |
Stazioni aeronautiche e navigazione,
stazioni internazionali di emergenza
aeronautica, numerose stazioni radio civili
internazionali (AM radio). Agenzie di
stampa, radioamatori, stazioni Fax meteo,
stazioni di tempo campione e tanto altro |
HF |
Numerose stazioni internazionali, utility
(navigazione, aeronautica, bollettini meteo,
stazioni campione, radioamatori, capitanerie
di porto ecc…) |
VHF |
Trasmissioni forze dell’ordine, canali TV,
ponti ripetitori, radioamatori, bollettini
del mare Stazioni radio in FM
|
UHF |
Stazioni Tv, telefonia cellulare, servizi
satellite |
SHF |
Stazioni tv via satellite / trasmissione
dati |
EHF |
Servizi sperimentali |
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DX News
Bulletin #1171
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INFORMATION
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile
I2VGW
3D2 - Andrey, 3D2RA and Stan, 3D2GC/p went QRT
from Rotuma earlier than
planned, and have been active as 3D2RA/p
and 3D2GC from Fiji since
5 October. According to their original plans,
they will remain
there until 13 October (Andrey) and 15 October
(Stan). QSL via
home calls. Further information on
http://3d2gc.com/.
6W - Mark,
AA1AC will operate as 6W/AA1AC on 8-14 December
from Le
Calao's rental shack in Sonome, Senegal.
QSL via home call, direct
or bureau. [TNX AA1AC]
9L - David, N4WDT and Jerry, K4ZIN will be
active as 9L1JT from Sierra
Leone on 15-22 October. They plan to be QRV
on 160-10 metres, with
a focus on 30, 17 and 12m and on the low
bands. They will have two
stations on the air at least 12 hours a
day. QSL via N4WDT. [TNX
NG3K]
DU - James, KJ6YAP will be active as
DV1/KJ6YAP from Masbate Island
(OC-244) between 28 October and 24 November.
QSL via home call,
direct or bureau. [TNX
rsgbiota.org]
E6 - Sasi/JA1KJW (E6AK), Mat/JA1JQY (E6AY) and Kuni/JA8VE
(E6AA) will
be active from Niue (OC-040) on 3-9 November.
They will operate
CW, SSB and digital modes on 80-10 metres.
QSL via home calls.
[TNX NG3K]
EI - Olivier, ON4EI will be active again as
EI8GQB from Fethard,
Ireland (EU-115) on 20-30 October using an
hybrid wind-solar power
system from his caravan. He will
participate in the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest as EI1A. QSL for both callsigns
via PA3249. Follow his
activity and antenna experimentation on
www.qrz.com/db/EI8GQB.
[TNX
ON4EI]
HB0 - Laci, HA7JTR will be active as HB0/HA7JTR
from Liechtenstein on
24-29 October. Main activity will be during
the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest. He will run 100 watts to a GP for
40-10 metres and an
Inverted Vee for 80 metres. QSL via home
call. [TNX HA0HW]
HB9 - HB9S, the amateur radio station of the
World Scout Bureau, will be
on the air from Geneva during the Jamboree
On The Air annual event
(http://scout.org/en/information_events/events/jota_joti)
on 19-20
October. The 56th JOTA in 2013 will be the
last one for HB9S, as
The WSB (the HQ of the World Organization
of the Scout Movement)
intends to move out of Geneva next year.
QSL via HB9AOF.
I - IT9ATF, IT9NPR, IT9PPG and IT9RDG will
participate in the CQ WW
SSB Contest as IF9A from Favignana Island
(EU-054) in the
Multi-Single category. QSL via IT9ATF. [TNX
NG3K]
J3 - Mark, N2MD and Arnal, N9ACC will be active
holiday style as
J3/N2MD and J3/N9ACC from Grenada (NA-024)
on 23-30 October. They
will be QRV on 80-6 metres SSB. QSL via
LoTW only. [TNX The Daily
DX]
J3 - J34J is the callsign to be used on 20-29
November from Grenada by
a group of Japanese operators [425DXN
1164]. They plan to be
active on 160-10 metres CW, SSB and digital
modes, and to
participate in the CQ WW CW Contest. QSL
via JA1HGY (OQRS to be
activated on Club Log) and LoTW. [TNX NG3K]
KG4 - Bill, W4WV (KG4WV) and Al, W6HGF (KG4HF)
will be active from
Guantanamo Bay (NA-015) on 11-25 October
[425DXN 1170]. KG4HF
(www.qsl.net/w6hgf/KG4HF.html)
will focus on RTTY and other
digital modes, with some CW when time
permits. He will be QRV on
160-10 metres, plus 6 metres if the band is
open. "This is not a
vacation", he says. "I plan to operate
until I fall asleep". QSL
KG4HF via LoTW or direct to W6HGF (logserach
on Club Log). QSL
KG4WV via W4WV, direct or bureau.
KH0 - Miho, JJ2VLY and Yutaka, JQ2GYU will be
active as NH0J from Tinian
Island, Mariana Islands (OC-086) on
17-21 October. They will
operate CW, SSB and RTTY on 80-10 metres.
Miho will participate in
the JARTS WW RTTY Contest (http://jarts.jp/rules2013.html)
on
19-20 October. QSL via JJ2VLY, direct or
bureau. [TNX NG3K]
KH2 - Yuji, JF2WGN will be active as AH2EA from
Guam (OC-026) on 17-21
October. All of the QSOs will be confirmed
via the bureau, direct
cards should be sent to JF2WGN not later
than 31 January 2014.
LY - The Lietuvos Radijo Megeju Draugija, the
Lithuanian Amateur Radio
Society, was establihed on 2 October 1938.
Celebrating this 75th
anniversary, special callsign LY75RMD will
be used until 31
October. QSL via the bureau.
P2 - Akira, JA1NLX (www.asahi-net.or.jp/~yy7a-ysd/P29VNX-2013.htm)
has
rescheduled his trip to Lissenung Island,
Bismarck Archipelago
(OC-008), and now he plans to be active as
P29VNX on 1-6 December.
He will operate CW, SSB and RTTY on 30-10
metres. QSL via JA1NLX
(direct only) and LoTW. An OQRS for
direct and bureau cards will
be available at Club Log (bureau cards will
be sent through Global
QSL).
PY - A team from Brazil (PP5ALE, PU5IKE,
PU5SVE, PU5UAI, PY5FAB,
PY5JAP, PY5PS, PY5RCB, PY5VC and PY5XH) will
be active as PR5C
from Ilha do Mel (SA-047) on 25-30 October,
including an entry in
the CQ WW SSB Contest. QSL via PU5SVE, LoTW
and eQSL. Further
information at
www.pr5c.qsl.br
PY0F - Miguel, PY3MM will be active from Fernando
de Noronha(SA-003) on
18-28 October. Main activity will be during
the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest as PR0F on 40 metres, while outside
the contest he will
operate mainly CW as PY0F/PY3MM. QSL via
PP5VB. [TNX NG3K]
T8 - Kunio, JO1AEC will be active as T88EC from
Palau on 15-23 October.
He will be QRV on 40-10 metres CW, RTTY and
JT65. QSl via JO1AEC,
direct or bureau. [TNX The Daily DX]
TK - Mek, SP7VC will be active as TK/SP7VC from
Corsica (EU-014) on
22-28 October. He will be QRV on 160-6
metres SSB and FSK441 via
meteor scatter on 6m. He will also
participate in the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest. QSL via home call and LoTW. [TNX
NG3K]
UA - Special station R100MFF will be active from
15 October to 15
December in remembrance of Mikhail F.
Feofanov (1913-1994,
callsigns U4AA and UA4AA). QSL via UA4AM. Further
information on
this "legendary radio operator", as well as
an OQRS for bureau
cards and details on the relevant award,
can be found at
www.cqr4a.ru/r100mff/
[TNX DXNL]
V2 - Kei, KG2A will be active as V25A from
Antigua (NA-100) from 21
November to 1 December. He will operate CW
and SSB on 160-10
metres, and will participate in the CQ WW
DX CW Contest. QSL
direct to KG2A. [TNX NG3K]
V3 - Dick, AD7AF will be active again as V31RL from
Placencia, Belize
on 11-30 October. He will operate CW and
SSB on 80-10 metres, with
activity during the CQ WW DX SSB
Contest. QSL via home call,
direct or bureau, and LoTW. Logsearch on
Club Log. [TNX The Daily
DX]
VP5 - Frank, WA2VYA, and Tony, K4QE will be
active from Providenciales,
Caicos Islands (NA-002) on 22-29 October, including
an entry in
the CQ WW DX SSB Contest as VP5T (QSL
via WA3RHW, direct or
bureau, and LoTW). Outside the contest
VP5/WA2VYA will operate CW,
and possibly some RTTY or SSB, with an
emphasis on 160, 80, 30,
17, 12 and 10 metres (QSL via WA2VYA,
direct - no return postage
is required- or bureau), while VP5/K4QE will
be operate mainly
SSB, with an emphasis on 17 and 12 metres
(QSL via LoTW). [TNX
WA3RHW]
VP8 - Peter, M1AYI expects to be active as
VP8DNY from the Falkland
Islands (SA-002) between 20 October and
19 November. He will
operate SSB on the HF bands. QSL via bureau
to M1AYI. [TNX VK7BC]
W - Members of the Jackson County
Amateur Radio Association
(www.jcmsara.com)
will be active as K5R from Round Island (NA-082)
and lighthouse on 18-20 October. They will
be QRV on 80-10 metres
CW, SSB and RTTY/PSK31. QSL via AE5JG. [TNX
OPDX Bulletin]
W - "Assuming the National Park Service reopens
the island in time",
Benjamin, KK6FUT will be on Santa Cruz Island
(NA-144) on 19-20
October with a Boy Scout Troop for the
Jamboree On The Air. Plan
is to operate QRP (50W or less) on 20, 15
and maybe 40 metres SSB.
QSL via KK6FUT, direct or bureau.
XT - David, OK6DJ and Petr, OK1FCJ will be
active as XT26DJ and XT2FCJ
from Burkina Faso on 17-26 November. They
will be QRV on 160-10
metres. Look for XT2FCJ to participate in
the CQ WW DX CW Contest.
QSL for both callsigns via OK6DJ. Logsearch
and QSLling policy at
www.qrz.com/db/XT26DJ
YB - Adhi, YB3MM has plans to operate as
YB3MM/p from Bawean Island
(OC-197) this weekend. He expects to be
active on 40, 20 and 15
metres SSB and CW, but "nothing is certain
until he is actually on
the island and operating", W2FB says.
YB - Budi, YF1AR (www.yf1ar.com)
will be active as YF1AR/0 from Payung
Besar, Seribu Islands (OC-177) on 12-15
October. He will operate
mainly SSB running 100 watts into a
vertical dipole for 20, 15 and
10 metres, and a GP for 40 metres. QSL via
N2OO. [TNX YF1AR]
YB - Look for YB8VM/p, YB8XM/p, YC8VDT/p,
YC8VFB/p, YD8VKF/p, YD8VRA/p,
YD8VRS/p and YD8VSR/p to be QRV from Saparua
Island (OC-070) on
12-15 October. [TNX JN6RZM]
YB - Budi, YF1AR (www.yf1ar.com)
and Fan, YB0AI will be active as
YF1AR/7 (QSL via N2OO) and YB0AI/7 (QSL
via home call) from
Sebatik Island (OC-295) on 23-28 October,
including activity
during the CQ WW DX SSB Contest. They will
be QRV on 40-10 metres
mainly SSB. This will be the first
operation from the Indonesian
side of Sebatik, and it will count as a new
one for the Nusantara
Award (the Indoensian Islands Award: www.nusantaraaward.com)
[TNX
YF1AR]
YB - The YE5R expedition to the Anambas Islands
(OC-108) [425DXN 1167]
has been postponed to sometime between
10 and 20 November
(possibly 14-19 November). A large team
(YB1AR, YB1HK, YB4IR,
YB5QZ, YB6CA, YB6ODD, YB6VK, YB7GRN,
YC2WWW, YC5WIR, YE5TA, YE5YE,
YE6YE, YF1AR and YG5TZ) is expected to
participate in the
expedition. QSL via YB4IR. Logsearch and
OQRS on Club Log. [TNX
W2FB]
ANTARCTICA ---> Massimo, IW0HEU will be working
at the Mario Zucchelli
Station, Antarctica after mid-October until at least
31 January 2014. He
plans to be QRV as IA0MZ in his spare time,
typically between 17.30-18.30
UTC around 14333 kHz. QSL via IW0EFA, bureau
preferred. [TNX I1HYW]
===========================
*** 4 2 5 D X N E W S ***
**** GOOD
TO KNOW ...
****
===========================
Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile
I2VGW
NCDXF CONTRIBUTION CHALLENGE ---> The Northern
California DX Foundation
(www.ncdxf.org)
is pleased to announce the establishment of
the W7OO
Contribution Challenge. Long-time DXer Bill Everett,
W7OO, has issued a
challenge to the worldwide DX community to
contribute to NCDXF: Bill will
match contributions received by NCDXF from October
15 to the end of
December 2013. [TNX W0GJ]
QSL JY9FC ---> Boris, E73Y reports that the QSL cards
for Jovica, JY9FC
have arrived from the printer. All of the direct
requests received so far
(by mail and through Club Log's OQRS) were processed
on 5 October.
QSL ZC4LI ---> Phil, G3SWH has managed to obtain
copies of the late Steve
Hodgson's logs (ZC4LI, 5B4AHA, ZD8LII and G0LII)
from his widow and should
be able to confirm any outstanding QSOs. All logs
have been previously
uploaded to LoTW, and there will be log searches
available shortly at
www.g3swh.org.uk.
"I understand that Steve's widow has already returned
to
their sender any unanswered QSL requests at the time
of his death", Phil
says. "Anyone in that situation should re-apply to
me". Steve was not a
member of the RSGB, and Phil is unable to process
any bureau requests
whatsoever.
+ SILENT KEYS + Robert W. Ford, who operated from
Tibet as AC4RF on
1948-50, passed away on 20 September at 90 years of
age. "His fascinating
autobiography, 'Wind Between the Worlds', published
in 1957 and available
as a free Internet Archive (http://archive.org/)
download, describes his
time and travails in Tibet and how his radio work
nearly cost him his
life". [TNX ARRL]
Other recently reported Silent keys include Ulrich
Mauer (DK9UMA), Robert B
Block (K6LX), Richard N. Olson (K9BWI), Billy W. Putnam
(W3EL) and Les
Himing (ZL3BG), as well as Raleigh "Lee" Shaklee
(W6BH), one of the
co-founders of the Northern California DX Foundation,
and Panos Gkekas
(SY2ALT), eighteen-year-old son of Vangelis, SV2BFN.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
QSLs received direct or through managers: 3DA0TM,
5W0TH, 9A/OM5AW (EU-136),
9G5TT, 9H3MMM, 9M4SLL, A35UD, A52SV, A71CM,
A71CT, C31CT, CP4BT, CQ9D
(AF-046), CU5AQ, D2QR, EJ0PL (EU-006), ES1QD, F9IE/VK/p
(OC-136), FO/UT6UD,
FR4NT, GM3VLB/p (EU-123), GX5M (EU-120), H40IOTA,
H44AJ (OC-285), H44IOTA,
HB0Y/PD5AX, HH2/PA5M, HH5/KC0W, HK1X, HK1XX,
HP1RIP, HQ3W (NA-160), HQ8D
(NA-223), HQ8S (NA-035), HV0A, JG8NQJ/JD1
(OC-073), JY5HX, K4N, K6VVA/KL7
(NA-050), K8GI/4 (NA-058), KG4RX,KG4TO,KL7NWR
(NA-064), MD0CCE, MU0FAL, N4OW
(NA-141), NE1RD/1 (NA-148), OH0/OH2FNZ, P29NO,
PX8Z (SA-060), S79NU,
SV2ASP/A, SZ7SER, T2YY, T6SM, TF4M, TI2CF,
TT8/US3EZ, TZ6BB, V31LJ,
V5/DF2UU, V63DDD (OC-010), V85TL, VE2CSI,
VK5CE/p (OC-261), VP2ETE,
VP2V/W9DR, VP5H, VP9/AA1AC, VP9I, XF3/IZ2LSC
(NA-045), XV1X, YB1AR, YB3MM/6
(OC-245), YB3MM/7 (OC-166), YB3MM/p (OC-217),
YB3MM/p (OC-237), YC9MLL
(OC-151), YV5EED, YW5X (SA-054), ZB2JK.
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[15/10/2013]
IARU
Calendar 191
Two New Member-Societies Join IARU
On 1 November 2012 voting was completed on the
admission of Federation of Radio Sport
of Azerbaijan (Proposal No. 247) and
St. Vincent & Grenadines Amateur Radio Club
(Proposal No. 248) to IARU membership.
With 53 affirmative votes required for approval
there were 60 votes in favor of Proposal No. 247 and
61 votes in favor of Proposal No. 248. Accordingly,
both proposals were adopted. All participating
member-societies voted in favor. Vote sheets were
received after the deadline from CRAM (Mali) which
voted in favor of both proposals.
The following member-societies participated in the
voting:
Region 1
AARA (Albania), ARA (Algeria), URA (Andorra), OeVSV
(Austria), BFRR (Belarus), ARABiH (Bosnia &
Herzegovina), BFRA (Bulgaria), HRS (Croatia), CRC (Czech
Republic), ERAU (Estonia), EARS (Ethiopia), RSM (FYR
of Macedonia), DARC (Germany), MRASZ (Hungary), IRA
(Iceland), IRTS (Ireland), ARI (Italy), KARS
(Kuwait), LRMD (Lithuania), MARS (Mauritius), ARM (Moldova),
ARM (Monaco), NARL (Namibia), VERON (Netherlands),
NARS (Nigeria), NRRL (Norway), ROARS (Oman), PZK (Poland),
REP (Portugal), FRR (Romania), SRR (Russia), ARRSM
(San Marino), ARAS (Senegal), SRS (Serbia), SARL (South
Africa), URE (Spain), SSA (Sweden), USKA (Switzerland),
UARL (Ukraine), and RSGB (United Kingdom).
Region 2
ARSB (Barbados), RSB (Bermuda), LABRE (Brazil), RAC
(Canada), CARS (Cayman Islands), RCD (Dominican
Republic), GRC (Ecuador), GARC (Grenada – only on
Proposal No. 248), FMRE (Mexico), RCH (Haiti), LPRA
(Panama), RCP (Peru), TTARS (Trinidad & Tobago), RCU
(Uruguay), and ARRL (USA).
Region 3
WIA (Australia), CRSA (China), CTARL (Chinese Taipei),
ARSI (India), JARL (Japan), and KARL (Rep. of Korea).
It is a pleasure to welcome Federation of Radio
Sport of Azerbaijan and St. Vincent & Grenadines
Amateur Radio Club to membership in the IARU.
IARU Administrative Council Adopts Revisions to
Policy Related to Guidelines for the Election of
President and Vice President
|
[15/10/2013]
CQ
WORLD WIDE DX CONTEST
SSB: Ottobre 26-27
CW: Novembre 23-24
Inizio 00:00 UTC Sabato Fine 23:59 UTC
Domenica
I. OBIETTIVO
Per i radioamatori di tutto il mondo collegare
quanti più possibile altri radioamatori nel maggior
numero di Zone CQ e di Paesi.
II. BANDE:
Solo sei bande: 1.8, 3.5, 7, 14, 21 e 28 MHz.
L’osservanza dei Band Plan costituiti è fortemente
incoraggiata.
III. DATI SCAMBIATI:
SSB: rapporti RS più il numero della Zona CQ in cui
è localizzata la stazione (e.g., 59 05). CW:
rapporti RST più la Zona CQ (e.g., 599 05).
IV. PUNTEGGIO:
A. Punteggio:
Il punteggio finale è il risultato della
moltiplicazione del totale dei punti QSO per la
somma dei moltiplicatori di Zona e di Paese.
Esempio: 1000 punti QSO * (30 Zone + 70 Paesi) =
100,000 (punteggio finale).
B. Punti QSO:
Le stazioni possono essere
contattate una volta su ciascuna banda. I punti QSO
sono basati sulla localizzazione della stazione
lavorata.
1. Contatti tra stazioni di continenti diversi
valgono tre (3) punti.
2. Contatti tra stazioni delle stesso continente ma
in paesi diversi valgono un (1) punto.
Eccezione:
Contatti tra stazioni di paesi diversi entro i
confini del Nord America valgono due (2) punti.
3. Contatti tra stazioni dello stesso paese hanno
valore zero (0) punti QSO, ma sono permessi per
accreditare il moltiplicatore di zona o di paese.
C. Moltiplicatori:
Ci sono due tipi di moltiplicatori.
1. Zona: Un moltiplicatore di uno (1) per ogni
diversa Zona CQ contattata su ogni banda. Valgono le
regole standard del CQ Worked All Zone (WAZ).
2. Paese: Un moltiplicatore di uno (1) per ogni
diverso paese contattato su ogni banda. La lista
delle entità DXCC, la lista dei moltiplicatori
Worked All Europe (WAE) più IG9/IH9, e i confini del
WAC sono standard. Le stazioni Marittimo Mobile
contano solo per il moltiplicatore di zona.
V. CATEGORIE DI PARTECIPAZIONE:
A. Categorie Singolo Operatore:
Una persona (l’operatore) esegue
tutte le attività operative e le funzioni di logging.
Non ci sono limiti di tempo operativo o di cambi
banda. E’ permesso un solo segnale trasmesso in
qualunque momento.
1. Singolo Operatore:
Qualunque tipo di assistenza per la ricerca QSO è
proibita (vedi VIII.2).
a. Alta Potenza (Tutte le Bande o Singola
Banda):
La potenza totale in uscita non deve
eccedere i
1500 watts.
b. Bassa Potenza (Tutte le Bande o Singola
Banda):
La potenza totale in uscita non deve
eccedere i
100 watts.
c. QRP (Tutte le Bande o Singola Banda):
La potenza totale in uscita non
deve eccedere i
5 watts.
2. Singolo Operatore Assistito:
I partecipanti in questa
categoria possono usare l’assistenza per la ricerca
QSO (vedi VIII.2).
a. Alta Potenza Assistito (Tutte le Bande o
Singola Banda):
La potenza totale in uscita non
deve eccedere i
1500 watts.
b. Bassa Potenza Assistito(Tutte le Bande o
Singola Banda):
La potenza totale in uscita non
deve eccedere i
100 watts.
c. QRP Assisted (Tutte le Bande o Singola
Banda):
La potenza totale in uscita non deve
eccedere i
5 watts.
B. Singolo Operatore Categorie Overlay:
Ogni partecipante Singolo
Operatore delle precedenti categorie può ANCHE
inserire il proprio log in una delle categorie sotto
indicate aggiungendo l’appropriata linea CATEGORY
OVERLAY nella testata del proprio log Cabrillo. Le
iscrizioni alle Categorie Overlay saranno elencate
separatamente nei risultati; raggruppate per alta
potenza o bassa potenza
1. Operatore Classico (CLASSIC):
Il partecipante userà solo una radio, nessuna
assistenza per la ricerca QSO, e potrà operare fino
a 24 delle 48 ore –
i periodi di non operazione sono
di un minimo di 60 minuti durante i quali nessun QSO
deve essere loggato.
Se il log indica più di 24 ore di
operazioni, solo le prime 24 ore saranno contate per
il punteggio overlay. La sola radio usata non deve
essere in grado di ricevere mentre trasmette.
2. Principiante (ROOKIE):
L’operatore deve avere la prima licenza da meno di
tre (3) anni alla data del contest. Indicate la data
della prima licenza nel campo SOAPBOX.
C. Categorie Multi Operatore (operazioni
solo tutte le bande):Qualunque numero di
operatori è permesso. L’assistenza per la ricerca
QSO è permessa. Un solo segnale trasmesso per banda
in ogni momento. La Potenza totale in uscita non
deve eccedere i
1500 watts
su ogni banda in qualunque momento.
1. Singolo Trasmettitore (MULTI-ONE):
E’ permesso un solo segnale trasmesso su una
banda durante ogni periodo di 10 minuti
(trasmettitore run). Eccezione: Uno—e solo uno—altro
segnale trasmesso (trasmettitore multiplier) può
essere usato durante ogni periodo di 10 minuti, se—e
solo se— è su una banda diversa dal trasmettitore
run e
la stazione lavorata è un nuovo
moltiplicatore. I trasmettitori run e multiplier
sono governati da regole di 10 minuti indipendenti.
Il periodo di 10 minuti inizia con il primo QSO su
una banda. Il log deve indicare quale trasmettitore(run
o multiplier) ha fatto ogni QSO. Il trasmettitore
multiplier non può chiamare CQ (sollecitare
contatti).
2. Due Trasmettitori (MULTI-TWO):
Un massimo di due segnali trasmessi su due bande
differenti possono essere usati in ogni momento. Il
log deve indicare quale trasmettitore ha fatto ogni
QSO. Ogni trasmettitore può fare un massimo di 8
cambi banda in ogni ora di orologio (da 00 a 59
minuti).
3. Multi-Trasmettitore (MULTI-UNLIMITED):
Le sei bande del contest possono essere attivate
simultaneamente. E’ permesso un solo segnale
trasmesso per banda in qualunque momento.
D. Checklog:
Sono log sottomessi per aiutare le operazioni di
controllo. Queste iscrizioni non avranno un
punteggio nei risultati e i log non saranno resi
pubblici.
VI. DIPLOMI:
Un log singola banda potrà ricevere solo un diploma
per singola banda. Un log che contiene QSO su più di
una banda sarà classificato come "tutte le bande"
salvo che non sia specificamente indicato come
"singola banda". Un Singolo Operatore deve operare
per un minimo di 4 ore per poter concorrere per un
diploma. Le stazioni Multi operatore devono operare
per un minimo di 8 ore per poter concorrere per un
diploma.
A. Certificati:
Saranno assegnati certificati al primo posto in ogni
categoria per ogni paese partecipante ed in ogni
call area degli Stati Uniti, Canada, Russia e
Giappone.
B. Placche:
Placche e trofei saranno assegnati per prestazioni
al top in un certo numero di categorie. Potete
controllare l’attuale lista delle placche e degli
sponsors a <www.cqww.com/plaques.htm>.
Solo una placca sarà assegnata per ogni iscrizione.
Una stazione che vinca una placca non sarà
considerata per un premio di sub-area; la placca
sarà assegnata al secondo classificato in quell’area.
VII. COMPETIZIONE PER CLUB:
Il punteggio di club è il totale aggregato dei log
inviati dai membri. Ci sono due categorie separate
per la competizione per club.
A. USA Clubs:
La partecipazione è limitata ai membri del club che
vivono e operano all’interno di un raggio di 175
miglia dal centro dell’area del club (eccetto che
per le DXpeditions in altri paesi condotte dai
membri che vivono all’interno del cerchio del club).
B. DX Clubs:
La partecipazione è limitata ai membri del club che
vivono ed operano entro il paese DXCC dove è
localizzato il club o entro un raggio di 275 km dal
centro dell’area del club (eccetto che per le
DXpeditions in altri paesi condotte dai membri che
vivono all’interno dell’area del club).
C. Regole generali per i Club:
1. Le organizzazioni nazionali (per es. ARI, REF or
DARC) non possono partecipare alla competizione per
club.
2. Una partecipazione Singolo Operatore può
contribuire ad un solo club. I punteggi multi
operatore possono essere assegnati a club diversi
come percentuale del numero dei membri partecipanti
alle operazioni. Il log deve riportare il nome
completo del club (e l’assegnazione del punteggio se
multi-op).
3. Un minimo di quattro log devono essere ricevuti
perchè il club possa essere elencato nei risultati.
I Checklog non sono contati nel punteggio del club.
VIII. DEFINIZIONI DEI TERMINI:
1. Localizzazione della stazione:
L’area nella quale tutti i trasmettitori, i
ricevitori e le antenne sono localizzati. Tutti i
trasmettitori e i ricevitori devono essere entro un
cerchio di 500 metri di diametro. Le antenne devono
essere fisicamente connesse con linee di
trasmissione a RF ai trasmettitori e ai ricevitori.
2. Assistenza per la ricerca QSO:
L’uso di una qualunque tecnologia o altre sorgenti
che forniscano all’operatore l’identificazione dei
nominativi o dei moltiplicatori con l’indicazione
della frequenza. Questo include, ma non è limitata
a, l’uso di DX Cluster, packet, tecnologia locale o
remota di decodifica nominativi (per es.., CW
Skimmer o Reverse Beacon Network), o accordi
operativi che coinvolgano altre persone.
IX. REGOLE GENERALI PER TUTTI I
PARTECIPANTI:
1. I partecipanti devono operare entro i limiti
della categoria scelta quando svolgono qualunque
attività che abbia un impatto sul proprio punteggio.
2. Deve essere usato un diverso nominativo per ogni
partecipazione. Solo il nominativo del partecipante
può essere usato per generare il punteggio del
partecipante stesso.
3. Non eccedere il limite di Potenza totale di
uscita per la categoria scelta su qualunque banda.
La potenza totale in uscita su ogni banda in
qualunque momento è misurata all’uscita
dell’amplificatore(i) attivo(i).
4. Il Self-Spotting o richiedere di essere spottati
non è permesso.
5. L’operazione remota è permessa se la
localizzazione fisica di tutti i trasmettitori,
ricevitori e antenne è presso la localizzazione di
una stazione . Una stazione operata remotamente deve
obbedire a tutti i limiti di licenza di stazione,
licenza dell’operatore e di categoria.
6. Non sono permessi ricevitori remoti al di fuori
della localizzazione della stazione.
7. Un solo segnale è permesso su ogni banda in
qualunque momento. Quando due o più trasmettitori
sono presenti su una stessa banda, un dispositivo
hardware DEVE essere usato per prevenire più di un
segnale contemporaneo in qualunque momento.
Alternare il CQ su due o più frequenze su una banda
non è consentito.
8. Tutte le richieste di contatto, risposte alle
chiamate e la ricezione dei nominativi e dei
rapporti deve essere compiuta durante il periodo del
contest usando il modo e le frequenze del contest.
9. La correzione dei nominative loggati e dei
rapporti dopo il contest usando qualunque database,
registrazioni, e-mail o altri metodi di conferma del
QSO non è permessa.
10. I nominative loggati devono essere gli stessi
che sono stati scambiati in aria dai partecipanti
durante il QSO.
X. ISTRUZIONI PER I LOG:
La sottomissione di log elettronici
è richiesta
per tutti i partecipanti che usano un computer per
loggare o preparare il log del contest.
1. Il log DEVE indicare per ogni contatto le
seguenti informazioni:
la data corretta e l’ora in UTC, la frequenza (o
banda), il nominativo della stazione lavorata, il
rapporto inviato e il rapporto ricevuto. Un log
senza tutte le informazioni richieste può essere
riclassificato come Checklog. I contatti dovrebbero
essere loggati immediatamente appena sono
completati. Le stazioni che competono per un diploma
Mondiale o Continentale dovrebbero fornire la
indicazione accurata della frequenza per ogni
contatto nel log.
2. Ai partecipanti per la Singola banda
viene richiesto di includere tutti i contatti fatti
durante il periodo del contest, anche se su altre
bande. Solo i contatti fatti sulla banda
specificata saranno considerati per il calcolo del
punteggio. I log con contatti solo su una banda
saranno classificati come partecipazioni singola
banda.
3. Il file formato CABRILLO è lo standard
per i log.
Vedi <www.cqww.com/cabrillo.htm> per le istruzioni
dettagliate su come compilare la testata del file
CABRILLO. Una non corretta compilazione della
testata può risultare in una categoria errata o la
riclassificazione come Checklog. Nota: le stazione
U.S.A. devono indicare la località della stazione
nella testata del CABRILLO (per es.., LOCATION: OH).
4. Le modalità attese per l’invio del log
sono E-mail o Web upload..
I log SSB in formato CABRILLO dovrebbero essere
inviati a
ssb@cqww.com
. I log CW in formato CABRILLO dovrebbero essere
inviati a
cw@cqww.com
. Inserite solo il nominativo nella riga “Oggetto”
della e-mail. Il Web upload dei log è disponibile a
<www.cqww.com/logcheck/>.
Tutti i log ricevuti saranno confermati via e-mail.
Un elenco dei log ricevuti è disponibile a
www.cqww.com.
5. Istruzioni per i log elettronici NON
CABRILLO:
Se non siete in grado di inviare un log in formato
CABRILLO, per cortesia contattate il Direttore del
Contest per ottenere assistenza per l’invio in altri
formati.
6. Istruzioni per i log cartacei:
I log cartacei possono essere inviati per posta a:
CQ WW DX Contest, P.O. Box 481, New Carlisle, OH
45344, USA. Ogni log cartaceo deve essere
accompagnato da un Foglio Sommario con tutte le
indicazioni sul punteggio, la categoria di
partecipazione e il nome e l’indirizzo del
partecipante in LETTERE STAMPATELLO .
XI. LOG DEADLINE:
1. Tutte le partecipazioni devono essere inviate
ENTRO CINQUE (5) GIORNI dopo la fine del contest:
non più tardi delle 2359 UTC del 1 Novembre 2013 per
SSB e delle 2359 UTC del 29 Novembre 2013 per il CW.
Se una partecipazione viene risottomessa dopo la
deadline verrà considerata come log in ritardo.
2. Una estensione dei termini può essere richiesta
per e-mail a
questions@cqww.com
. La richiesta deve indicare una ragione legittima e
deve essere ricevuta prima della scadenza per
l’invio dei log. Le eventuali estensioni saranno
garantite solo dopo conferma del Direttore del
Contest.
3. I log sottomessi o inviati per posta dopo la
deadline potranno essere elencati nei risultati ma
non potranno partecipare ai diplomi.
XII. AGGIUDICAZIONE:
Il CQ WW DX Contest Committee è responsabile per il
controllo e l’aggiudicazione delle partecipazioni al
contest. I partecipanti sono tenuti a seguire le
regole e le migliori pratiche operative. La
violazione delle regole del contest o una condotta
antisportiva può portare ad azioni disciplinari da
parte del Committee.
A. Condotta Antisportiva:
Esempi di condotta antisportiva includono, ma non
sono limitati a:
1. ARRANGIARE o CONFERMARE qualunque contatto
durante il contest per mezzo di QUALUNQUE mezzo non
da radio-amatore tipo telefoni, internet, messaggi
istantanei, chat rooms, VoIP, social forum o siti
WEB.
2. Trasmissioni effettuate dal partecipante al di
fuori dei limiti della propria licenza.
3. Alterazione degli orari del log per rispettare i
cambi banda o le regole per il tempo non operativo.
4. Chiedere l’accredito di un numero eccessivo di
QSO o di moltiplicatori non verificabili.
5. Trasmettere segnali con una larghezza di banda
eccessiva (per es., splatter, clicks) o armoniche su
altre bande.
B. Programma Osservatori:
Il Committee può richiedere a qualunque partecipante
di accettare la visita di un osservatore durante il
contest. La mancata concessione dell’accesso
completo alla stazione ad un osservatore durante il
periodo del contest può portare alla squalifica del
partecipante
C. Azioni Disciplinari:
In caso di violazione il partecipante può essere
soggetto a squalifica a discrezione del Committee.
1. SQUALIFICA: Il partecipante sarà elencato alla
fine dei risultati pubblicati e non potrà
partecipare ai diplomi.
2. La notifica delle azioni del Committee sarà
inviata per e-mail all’indirizzo fornito durante la
sottomissione del log. Il partecipante ha cinque
giorni per appellarsi alle decisioni del Direttore
del Contest. Dopo tale termine la decisione è
finale.
3. Un partecipante può ritirare il proprio log, per
qualunque ragione, entro 30 giorni dalla deadline.
Contattare il Direttore del Contest per le
istruzioni.
4. Il Committee si riserva il diritto di cambiare la
categoria di ogni iscrizione in base al proprio
esame del log o ad altre informazioni.
D. Controllo Log:
Tutti i log sono controllati
tramite un software proprietario e un giudizio
umano.
1. I contatti duplicati sono rimossi senza penalità
aggiuntive.
2. I contatti con un errato rapporto ricevuto sono
rimossi senza nessuna penalità.
3. I nominativi errati o i nominativi non trovati
nel log del corrispondente sono rimossi e ricevono
una penalità di due volte il valore dei punti QSO di
quel contatto.
4. I contatti che non rispettano le regole per il
cambio banda per le partecipazioni multi operatore
sono rimossi senza penalità aggiuntive.
XIII. DICHIARAZIONE:
Nel sottomettere un CQ WW DX Contest log, e in
considerazione dell’impegno del CQ WW DX Contest
Committee nel controllare e valutare tale log, un
partecipante incondizionatamente e irrevocabilmente
accetta di aver : 1) letto e compreso le regole del
contest e di essere vincolato ad esse, 2) operato in
accordo a tutte le regole e regolamenti che
riguardano i radio amatori per la località della
stazione, 3) accettato che il log possa essere reso
pubblico, e 4) accettato che la applicazione delle
squalifiche o di altre decisioni del Committee siano
ufficiali e finali. Se un partecipante non vuole o
non è in grado di accettare tutto ciò che è stato
premesso, non dovrebbe inviare il proprio log oppure
inviarlo solo come Checklog.
Le domande relative alle regole del CQ WW DX Contest
possono essere inviate per e-mail a
questions@cqww.com
. Le risposte alle domande più frequenti possono
essere trovate a
www.cqww.com/rules_faq.htm.
Questa traduzione è
fornita come servizio alla comunità contest. Le
regole standard ufficiali sono quelle in inglese.
Tradotto da Roberto
Soro, I2WIJ
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Short
Wave Info
Un sito
che raccoglie l'elenco mondiale di tutte le
broadcasting:
http://www.short-wave.info/index.php
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Globaltuners
Motore di ricerca frequenze radio in Khz:
http://qrg.globaltuners.com/
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Ultimo aggiornamento
: 12 Aprile Nota:
Gli orari sono ancora soggetti a modifiche.
Schedule
valida dal 31 Marzo al 27 ottobre 2013,orari in UTC.
http://www.hfcc.org/data/a13/index.phtml
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Mese di Ottobre |
05 |
EU Sprint Autumn SSB |
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<http://www.eu-sprint.com> |
05-06 |
Oceanian DX SSB Contest |
|
<http://www.oceaniadxcontest.com/rules.pdf> |
12 |
EU Sprint Autumn CW |
|
<http://www.eu-sprint.com> |
12-13 |
Scandinavian Activity
Contest SSB |
|
<http://www.sactest.net/blog/rules/> |
12-13 |
Oceanian DX CW Contest |
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<http://www.oceaniadxcontest.com/rules.pdf> |
12-13 |
Makrothen RTTY Contest |
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<http://home.arcor.de/waldemar.kebsch/The_
Makrothen_
Contest/TMC_Rules.html> |
19-20 |
Worked All Germany Contest |
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<http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/contest/wag/en/rules/> |
26-27 |
CQ WW DX Contest SSB |
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<http://www.cqww.com/rules.htm> |
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425
DX News
Bulletin #1170
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DX
INFORMATION
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
4X - Yulik 4X6HP, Vlad 4Z5IW and Ros 4Z5LA will be
active as homecall/p
from Akhziv Island (AS-100) [425DXN 1169] from about
4 UTC on 18
October until around 12 UTC on the 19th. They will
run two
stations and operate CW and SSB. QSL via home calls.
[TNX 4X1VF]
6W - Luc, F5RAV (6V7T) has cancelled the announced
side trip to N'gor
Island (AF-045) [425DXN 1169] and will be active
only from
mainland Senegal on 8-17 October. QSL direct to
F5RAV.
C9 - Target frequencies for the C82DX expedition to
Mozambique [425DXN
1163] are:
CW 1820.5 3513 7013 10113 14013 18072 21023 24900
28013 50105
SSB 1845 3780 7075 - 14200 18140 21285 24945 28470
50105
RTTY - 3580 7035 10140 14075 18102 21075 24910 28075
-
The group (JN1THL, K6RB, K6TD, K8EAB, N1DG, N4NX,
N4XP, N9JA, NF4A,
VA7DX, W6OAT, WF4W, ZS6P, ZS6PJH and ZS6RI) plans to
be operational
by 14 October, and the operation will run until the
morning of the
23rd.
An OQRS for direct an bureau cards will be activated
on Club Log
after the DXpedition ends. Traditional requests
should be sent
direct to C82DX, P.O. Box 333, Bethlehem GA 30620,
USA. Logs will
be uploaded to LoTW six months after the conclusion
of the
DXpedition. Logsearch and further information can be
found at
www.c82dx.com
E5_sc - Once again Bill, N7OU will be active as
E51NOU from Rarotonga
(OC-013), South Cook Islands between 14 October and
9 November. He
will be QRV in his spare time on 160-10 metres CW.
QSL via N7OU.
[TNX DX World]
I - Look for Augusto IA5/IK4RQJ, Vanni IA5/IK4RUX
and Sergio IA5/
IZ4BBF to be active from Isola del Giglio (EU-028)
on 8-13 October.
They will operate SSB and digital modes on the HF
bands. QSL via
home calls, direct or bureau. [TNX IK4RUX]
J8 - Fred, DH5FS is active as J8/DH5FS from IOTA
group NA-025 until 9
October. From 30 September to 4 October he operated
from Bequia
Island, while on 5-9 October he will be on Union
Island. QSL via
Club Log's OQRS (preferred method), otherwise via
DM5JBN.
KG4 - Bill, W4WV (KG4WV) and Al, W6HGF (KG4HF) will
be active from
Guantanamo Bay between 11 and 25 October. They plan
to operate
SSB, RTTY, PSK and some CW on all bands. QSL via
home calls. [TNX
The Daily DX]
S2 - S21ZBC and S21ZBB are the callsigns for the
Mediterraneo DX Club's
DXpedition to Bangladesh [425DXN 1156]: S21ZBC will
be used on
16-22 November, while S21ZBB will be used on 23-26
November, CQ WW
DX CW Contest included. A large multi-national team
(I2VGW, I8YGZ,
IK2LTR, IK4MTK, IT9ZZO, IZ2GNQ, IZ2KXC, IZ5GST,
IZ8CCW, DF7TT,
DJ7JC, DJ9RR, DL3GA, DL5DSM, DL8OBF, F1HRE, F5EOT,
HB9OCR, OE3JAG,
ON7RN, RA9USU, S21AM, S21D, S21RC, YO5OED and YO9XC)
will be
active on 160-6m with six stations - two for SSB,
two for CW and
two for RTTY. QSL via IK2VUC, direct or bureau. Logs
will be
uploaded to LoTW six months after the conclusion of
the DXpedition
Further information, including logsearch and OQRS in
due course,
can be found on www.mdxc.org/bangladesh2013/ [TNX
MDXC]
T8 - Kiichi, JF1LUT will be active as T88IK from
Koror (OC-009), Palau
on 8-15 October. He will operate SSB only on the HF
bands and 6
metres. QSL via home call, direct or bureau.
V4 - Once again John, W5JON will be active as V47JA
from St. Kitts
(NA-104) from 10 October to 10 November. He will
operate SSB and
digital modes, and will participate in the CQ WW DX
SSB Contest as
V49J. All QSLs via W5JON (direct only) and LoTW. His
wife Cathy
(W5HAM) will also operate occasionally as V47HAM. [TNX
The Daily
DX]
VK9L - Fred, VK3DAC will be active as VK9DAC from
Lord Howe Island
(OC-004) on 14-20 October. He expects to be QRV on
or around 3595,
7105, 14250, 21250, 28450 and 50150 kHz, during his
early mornings
and into the evenings as time and conditions allow
QSL via home
call, direct or bureau.
W - Special event callsigns N1A, N2A, N3A, N4A, N5A,
N6A, N7A, N8A,
N9A and N0A will be activated from each of the US
call areas on
6-12 October to celebrate the 9th anniversary of the
North
American QRP CW Club (NAQCC). QSL direct to KK1X.
Details on the
event can be found at http://naqcc.info/ [TNX VA3RJ]
W - Jacek, SP5APW (http://na-142.blogspot.com/) has
revised his
schedule [425DXN 1169] and now plans to be active as
W4/SP5APW
from five IOTA groups as follows:
14-15 October Jekyll NA-058
16-17 October Okaloosa NA-142
17-18 October St. George NA-085
19 October Talbot NA-138
20-22 October Cedar Key NA-076
He will be QRV holiday style mainly on 20, 15 and 10
metres SSB.
QSL via home call, direct or bureau.
XE - Manuel XE2HUQ, Saul XE2HQI, Craig XE2HWJ and
Felix XE2I will be
active as XF1P from Isla Partida (NA-124) on 9-16
November. They
plan to operate SSB and CW on 160-10 metres. QSL via
XE2HUQ
(direct only).
YB - Before returning to the Philippines, Leo,
YC9MLL [425DXN 1165]
will concentrate his last operations from Flores
Island (OC-151)
on 5-6, 12-13, 19-20 and 26-27 October. Look for him
on or around
21260 kHz. QSL via M0OXO. [TNX rsgbiota.org]
YB - Joni, YB9WZJ and Lucky, YD9RQX plan to be
active from Waigeo
Island (OC-239) between 16 and 22 October. Expect
them to operate
SSB on 40, 20 and 15 metres. [TNX JN6RZM]
YO - Special event station YR900ORA will be active
until 15 October to
celebrate the 900th anniversary of the city of
Oradea. Local
amateur radio operators are using special prefix
YO900.
Information on the relevant award can be found at
http://www.qrz.com/db/YR900ORA
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GOOD TO
KNOW ...
****
===========================
Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
CY0P ---> Operations from Sabe Island will stop
earlier than planned.
"Rather than returning on 11 October", the team said,
"for a number of
safety (WX) and cost considerations, the return date
will be on either 7, 8,
or 9 October". Activity is on 160-10 metres CW and
SSB. Due to equipment
limitations, there will be no RTTY operation.
HP0INT ---> The HP0INT story (32188 QSOs from the
six Panama IOTA groups
between 5 and 19 September), along with pictures and
statistics, can be
found at
http://www.invokerteam.com/hp0int/
HQ4W ---> Dan, HR2DMR was active as HQ4W from Isla
El Tigre (NA-060) for a
few hours between 2-3 October. This was a
reconnaissance trip in
preparation for the main activation on 17-20 October
[425DXN 1169]. QSL via
KD4POJ. [TNX DX World]
K9W ON HOLD ---> On 1 October the K9W Management
team announced that "due
to the U.S. Government shutdown, the Wake Island K9W
Forgotten 98s
Commemorative DXpedition is now on hold pending a
revised schedule. We will
announce new dates for the DXpedition as soon as
possible. Thank you for
your patience and understanding." Keep an eye on
www.wake2013.org.
LY PREFIX HUNTER TROPHY ---> This plaque is issued
for working 25
Lithuanian stations with different LY prefixes.
Details can be found on the
Vytautas Magnus University Radio Club's website (http://rk.vdu.lt).
[TNX
LY5W]
NOT THE QSL MANAGER ---> Con, DF4SA is not the QSL
manager for 7X2ARA. "I
ONLY manage my contacts that I made during 2003 CQ
WW DX CW Contest from
this club station", he says. Please refrain from
sending QSL requests to
him, as "it is a waste of money and time for
everybody". [TNX DF4SA]
QSL 9K2MA ---> "I am still the QSL Manager for
9K2MA", Russ WA3FRP says,
"and I am happy to report that Mohammad has, once
again, become active and
on-the-air. I have the logs from 1983-1995 plus 2013
- present".
W/VE ISLANDS ---> The W/VE Islands QSO Party will
take place from 16 UTC on
19 October through 23.59 UTC on the 20th. Complete
information can be found
at
www.usislands.org/contest_rules.html.
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QSL
ROUTES
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
===================================================================
CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER
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3B8BAE K5XK EY0A UA4LCH SN07NN SP3PET
3D2GC/p LZ1GC EY8DX UA4LCH SW9XB DJ9XB
3D2RA LZ2HM FH4VOS DL7BC T6TM KB2RLB
3G3O CE3OP FR5FC EA7FTR T88GJ JL1FUQ
3Z2X SP2YWL GB13NH G5FZ TF2R TF3AO
3Z5N SP5GRM H7H EB7DX TM1A F6KOP
4A1SG XE1EE HB9SPACE HB9ACA TM24FIG F6CSQ
4A1TD XE1GZU HF160JMHW SP3PWL TM63ISS F5KDC
4O/HG3IPA HA3JB HF17TRD SP9PTA TM6BRE F4EUG
5C5W EA5XX HF715BRO SQ2OMB TO2TT I2YSB [d]
5N53EAM IK2IQD HK1NA K6PIM TO2TT IK2CIO [b]
5X1NH G3RWF HP7VNB HP1AVS TX5D N7QT
5Z4/EA4ATI EA4YK HQ4W KD4POJ UK8OAR W3HNK
6V1A 6W7JX HS0ZKG F6AXX UN8LWZ RW6HS
6V7X IK2FIL IB2PDT IQ2LZ UP44WFF UN6QC
8P2K KU9C ID9Y HB9FHZ [b] UP50A DL8KAC
8P9LJ G0OPA ID9Y IK8YFU [d] UV5U UX1UA
9H3JK ZB2JK IL3V I3BQC V31MA M0OXO
9HOHSJ 9H1VC IP1T IZ5JLF V31WI WI9WI
9K2MA WA3FRP IQ9UI IT9CHU V63SC JM1LBO
9N2YY OH2YY J8/DH5FS DM5JBN V73AY BD4DYH
9N7BF DL8BF JW8DW LA8DW VE2CSI M0URX
A35JQ JF6QIP JY9FC E73Y VI6WA100 VK6IR
A41KJ NI5DX KH0/KW2X JG7PSJ VK9LL VK2CCC
A60A IZ8CLM KP4RV AI4U VP9I WW3S
AH0BT 7L1FPU LT0H EA7FTR W0CXX N3SL
AY8A LU8ADX LX/OR5M ON4CP W4CRC N3SL
C6ADL LA9DL LX7I LX2A W5ROK N3SL
C91GBA EA4GBA LZ8E LZ2BE W6CXX N3SL
CE0YHO EB7DX MC0NSC GW0VSW WH0RU JG7PSJ
CE2AWW VE7WY MJ0CFW M0CFW WH7Z W0CN
CN2OS PD0JOS MJ5Z M0CFW XE3FMRE XE3RCC
CO0II EA7FTR N0CXX N3SL XE3IARU DL6KAC
CO0SK EA5GL NP4A W3HNK XU7AEU M6CFW
CO0SM CO2FRC OD5PL HB9CRV XV5HS EA5ZD
CO0SS CO2FRC OD5PY KU9C XW4XR E21EIC
CO2IZ EA1EAU OD5RW K8NA YO900AIR YO5AIR
CO6CAC PY4WAS OG20YL OH2YL YO900ALI YO5ALI
CO6HLP EA7FTR OH0R OH2PM YO900AMF YO5AMF
CO6RD EA5GL OH0V OH6LI YO900BRE YO5BRE
CR2T CU2AF OH0Z W0MM YO900BRZ YO5BRZ
CR3A EA5GL OL3A OK1MR YO900BYV YO5BYV
CT9/CT1FFU CT1EEB ON40C130H ON2KFJ YO900OAW YO5OAW
CW7T K5WW ON70REDSTAR ON4OSA YO900OBA YO5OBA
CW90A CX2ABC OQ2MRS ON4RCN YO900ODL YO5ODL
CX/AL4Q DJ8QP OX3LX OZ1PIF YO900ODT YO5ODT
CX7CO EA5GL OX5M OZ0J YO900OED YO5OED
CY0P VE1RGB P29LL EA7FTR YO900OVM YO5OVM
D2EB IZ3ETU P29NO EA5GL YR900ORA YO5OFP
DM50IOTA DL2VFR P49X W0YK YS1/NP3J EA5GL
DU1KA NR6M PP5/AL4Q DJ8QP YT0WFF YU7CM
EA6/G3SZU M0OXO R2FAA RW6HS YW2LV YV5YMA
ED1R EC1KR R863LC R3LC YW5T YV5JBI
EG8LG EA8TC RI1ANU ZS1OIN ZL3X ZL3PAH
EJ0M G0MTD SD7M DF9TM ZM90DX M0OXO
EN60UKC US5UZ SD7W DL2SWW ZV2K PY2SHF
ES9C ES5RY SJ2W SM2LIY ZW8T PS8HF
6W7JX Jean-Louis Pipien, B.P. 1958, Mbour, Senegal
BV60V China Radio Association, P.O. Box 117-254,
Taipei, Taiwan
EB7DX David Lianez Fernandez, P.O. Box 163, 21080
Huelva, Spain
F6AXX Norbert Laurent, 72 chemin de Bellevue, 83500
La Seyne sur Mer,
France
EX8AD Yuri Belousov, Ul. Vlasova 141, Bishkek,
720076, Kyrgyzstan
I2YSB Silvano Borsa, Viale Capettini 1, 27036
Mortara PV, Italy
IK8YFU Alessandro Pochi, Via Pio La Torre 79, 89024
Polistena RC, Italy
JF6QIP Sadaharu Hashimoto, 4-5-41-206
Seki-machi-minami, Nerima-ku,
Tokyo-to, 177-0053, Japan
LZ1GC Stanislav Iv. Vatev, ul. Gen. Karcov No. 6A,
4300 Karlovo, Bulgaria
LZ2HM Andrey Sachkov, ul Georgi Bundjulov No.19,
2360 Breznik, Bulgaria
N7QT Robert E. Fanfant, 9404 NE 20th Street, Clyde
Hill WA 98004, USA
VE1RGB R. Gary Bartlett, 24 Lawrence Place,
Wellington NS B2T 1A3, Canada
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