Asunto: | [dxcolombia] Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 715 | Fecha: | Domingo, 26 de Junio, 2005 19:58:58 (-0500) | Autor: | Oscar A. Gaviria <hk6dos @.......co>
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Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No.
715
DX Bulletin No. 715 June 27,
2005 Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW Provided by BARF80.ORG
(Cleveland, Ohio)
4X, ISRAEL (Update to OPDX.714). Hal, W8HC, updates
OPDX on his 4X0WV CQWW SSB Contest activity. He states that he and
Jerry/K8OQL will be active outside of the contest (about 12 additional hours
on each side of the contest). They will arrive late Thursday night (actually
Friday A.M. in Tel Aviv) and will travel mid-morning on Friday to the IARC
club station. On Monday morning after the contest they are off to
Jerusalem for a couple days and then will head back to Tel Aviv on Wednesday
and hope to spend a few hours with some of the 4X boys in Tel Aviv
Wednesday evening. They will operate mostly CW outside the contest and will
be on all bands.
BA4/BD4, CHINA (Also VR2). Jack, WB8FSV, informs OPDX
that he and his family will visit China again this year, staying with his
wife's family in Qingdao, China. From Qingdao, Jack will operate during his
spare time as WB8FSV/BA4IT and WB8FSV/BD4JV from June 28th to July 27th. From
July 28th to August 1st, Jack will be in Hong Kong, and he plans to operate
a little from Charlie/VR2XMT's station as VR2/WB8FSV.
CY9SS, ST. PAUL
ISLAND. The CY9SS operation still continues until July 7th. An update in the
confusion of the VY2SS QSL addresses reported last is "there is no
confusion". All three different addresses for VY2SS are good as reported by
the CY9SS operators and friends of VY2SS. Here are the addresses
again: HamCall: Robert Robertson, #57 Tranquility Land,
Bloomfield,
PE C0B 1E0, Canada QRZ.com: Robert Robertson, #57
Tranquility Land,
Oleary,
PE C0B 1E0, Canada CY9SS Web Page:
Robert Robertson, RR#3, Oleary, PEI, Canada C0B 1V0
ADDED NOTE OF
INTEREST: If you want to read about past CY9 operations, visit the Web page
at: http://www.stpaulisland.net/amateurexpeditions.html
FO, FRENCH POLYNESIA. Jim,
WB2REM, will be operating from Vahine Island and Bora Bora (OC-067) as
FO/WB2REM from July 24th through August 3rd. Operations will be on CW/SSB and
on 40-10 meters as time permits. QSL via WB2REM.
HI, DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC. Franco, HB9OAB, will be active as HI7/HB9OAB from Punta Cana now
through July 15th. Activity will be on 40-10 meters, the WARC bands included.
QSL via his home callsign, direct or by the bureau.
IOTA
NEWS................... AS-154. Metin/TA1ED and Nuri/TA3BN
will be active as homecall/0
from
Giresun Island, July 1-4th. Activity will be on all HF
bands plus
2 meter CW/SSB. Two stations will be on the air,
one on SSB
and the other on CW. QSL via their home
callsigns,
direct or by the bureau.
EU-042. Andy, DL7AT, will be
active as DL7AT/p from Foehr
Island
(GIA N-17), July 3-9th. Activity will be on 40 and 20
meters SSB
only. QSL via his home callsign, direct or by the bureau.
EU-045. Andrea "Andy"/IZ0EHO, member of the ARI Frascati DX
Team, will
be active as IB0/IZ0EHO from Ponza Island, between
June 26th
and July 9th. Activity will be on HF and 6 meters
on SSB and
the Digital modes. Andrea will also try to
activate
some rocks around Ponza the main island. He will use
his FT-857
and a vertical antenna. QSL via his home
callsign.
Visit his Web page at: http://www.iz0eho.com
ADDED NOTE: This island is valid for the Italian
Islands
Awards (IIA) Summer Activity 2005 Trophy. Details
available
at:
http://www.strangeradioteam.com
EU-064.
The Radio Club of Redon (F6KQC) will be active as TM5DUM
from the
Ile Dumet (DIFM AT-018), July 16-17th. This activity
will also
count for DFCF reference 44-028 for the French
Castles
Award, Departement de Loire Atlantique (44). Activity will
be on all
HF bands with 2 stations, one for CW and the other
for SSB.
They will also have one station for VHF phone. QSL
via
F5SRH.
EU-165. Sal, IK2MKE, will be portable /IM0
between July 24th
and August
9th from San Macario Island (for the Italian
Island
Award CA-012). QSL via the bureau or by the info on QRZ.com.
EU-189. Details on the recent "Rockall Ho! 2005", including
some
pictures of the rock and the amateur radio operators
(David/
MM0ALM and Jim/MM0CWJ) who activated MS0IRC/P, are
now
available on The Rockall Times Web site
at:
http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/2005/06/20/rockall-triumph.html
NA-NEW NA-175. Operators Mike/K9AJ and Bruce/KD6WW plan to
activate
Nunavut
(Kitimeot region) West (NA-NEW) Group and the West
Central
Group (NA-175) sometime between September 1-7th. The
exact
dates for each island group will depend on the weather
and solar
conditions. Operators will sign VY0/homecall.
QSL via
their home callsigns (QRZ.com).
NA-052. The Marco
Island Radio Club will be using the special
callsign
N4M to celebrate the founding of modern Marco Island
(USI
FL-025S and Collier County, Florida), July 1-10th.
Activity
will be on 14260, 18128 and 21260 kHz. QSL via N1DL: Karl
Geng, 695
Embassy Ct, Marco Island, FL 34145.
NA-062. Paul,
N3LTT, will activate various U.S. Islands in the
Florida
Keys, but primarily Key Largo (NA-062, USI FL-049S,
Monroe
County), between July 3-8th. There are no set times of
activity,
but his activity will be mostly in the early mornings
and late
evenings. Suggested frequencies are on 20 meters
SSB
(between 14250-14260 kHz). QSL direct to N3LTT, or eQSL.
NA-066. Tony, K1USC, will be active as homecall/6 from Santa
Catalina
Island (USI CA-016S and Los Angeles County, CA) with Boy
Scout
Troop 655 during their summer camp at Emerald Bay Boy
Scout
Camp, July 11-16th. Activity will be on 40-6 meters as
time
permits throughout the week. Look for scouts to make
some
contacts as part of their requirements for their "Radio
Merit"
badge. QSL via Tony's home callsign, direct or by the
bureau.
NA-213. Operators Rebekah/WG4Y, Angela/WN4C,
Truman/NN4C,
Allan/KV4T
and Bridget/KS4YT will be active from Dauphin Island
(USI
AL-002S and Mobile County, Alabama), July 16-17th.
Activity
will be on 80-10 meters CW/SSB. QSL via operator's
home
callsigns, direct or by the bureau.
LIGHTHOUSE ACTIVITY. Alfredo/IK7JWX
and some friends will be active as IR7LH/p, July 2-3rd, from Diga di Forte a
Mare (ITA-187) and Castello a Mare N. Breakwater Head (Green Tower) (ITA-266)
lighthouses on Islola Sant'Andrea (I.I.A. BR005 - Not IOTA). Activity will
also be from Castello Alfonsino o Rosso o a Mare di Brindisi (DCI BR-001 for
the Italian castles award). Activity will be on all HF bands SSB. QSL via
IK7JWX, by the Bureau.
PJ2, NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. Operators Dan/N1ZZ,
Malcolm/NP2L, Scott/W4PA, Jeff/K8ND, Steve/N8BJQ, Jim/W8WTS, Noel/W9EFL,
Charles/WA9S, Jim/W0NB and Leo/S50R will be active as PJ2T from Signal Point,
Curacao, during the CQ WW DX CW Contest (November 26-27, 2005) as a Multi/??
entry. QSL via N9AG. Visit the Caribbean Contesting Consortium
at:
http://www.pj2t.org
QSL INFO AND
NEWS.................... 5X1GS QSL STATUS. Bob, WB2YQH, reports
that after several failed attempts to get the logs from Graham,
5X1GS, for October 2004 through 2005, they have been received.
All QSL requests have been answered for those waiting cards.
Graham notes he tried twice to E-mail them to his QSL Manager,
WB2YQH, but one time it bounced and the next time there was no
response. Graham thought Bob had the logs. It seems his
corporate IT folks were adjusting the firewall, and this may
have been the problem. ADDED NOTES: More news from Graham
as to his inactivity. His tower had to be rebuilt after a bad
storm, and he is just getting around to remounting the beams.
Also, his mother has been very ill in the U.K., and he has been
travelling back home often. He says he will be active in about 3
weeks. QSL via WB2YQH.
Graeme, J39BW, reports that he is now
in the process of recovering his logs that were partially ruined
during Hurricane Ivan. The hurricane also destroyed the roof of
his home and much of his equipment. To confirm any contacts with
J39BW he asks that you QSL DIRECT to his Manager WB2RAJ: Kash
Kashdin, 4591 West Overlook Drive; Williamsville, NY
14221.
NEED A QSL MANAGER? Walt, WB3CDX, is volunteering to
be QSL Manager for any DX, IOTA, or DXpedition. He states, "I
provide all QSL printing and cards to stations I manage at no
charge. Paper logs are OK. Electronic logs are preferred. Please
contact me if you are interested, and we can then work out any
other details." Walt's E-mail address
is:
avgisus@.../FONT>
TY, BENIN. Luc, F6FVX, will
be active as TY/F6FVX from (Azove) northwest Cotonou in Benin, between August
13th and September 6th. He will be on the air with his TS-50 and dipole, and
only on HF speaking the French language. QSL via the operator's
instructions.
V3, BELIZE. Look for Jimmy, W6JKV, to be active as V31IV
between now and July 6th. His activity will be mostly on CW on 6 meters.
Europe stations are to look for him on 50091 kHz and North America stations
are to look for him higher up the band. Jimmy will also try to operate
EME.
VD2, CANADA (Zone 2). Pete, VE3IKV, plans to activate Zone 2
on 6 meters from Labrador (VO2) beginning early July. He will use the special
callsign VD2X. The purpose of the trip is to investigate high latitude
Sporadic-E propagation on the North American side as it is affected by
proximity to the North Geomagnetic Pole. Special attention will be paid to
multihop transatlantic paths, as well as double hop to central and western
USA/ Canada. His equipment is a FT-650 and a 5-element K6STI wide
spaced portable yagi (10dBd). Pete will be monitoring CW/SSB during the
drive, and if the band opens up, he will switch over to the yagi. QSL via
VE3IKV (QRZ.com).
YK, SYRIA. Saad, N5FF, will once again be active as
YK1BA between July 2-16th. He informs OPDX that the purpose of the trip is
not a DXpedition, so his operating will be "very spotty and not extensive at
all." However, he hopes to be able to operate at least 3-4 hours a day.
He thinks that he will limit his operating to 20 meters, unless the
propagation is better on other bands (80-10m) at the time. His most probable
operating times are between 0100-0400z (Americas and Pacific), between
1900-2200z and possibly between 1100-1400z (for the rest of the world). Saad
will try to be around 14195 kHz on SSB, and 14045 kHz on CW. Also,
check 14080 kHz for RTTY running split and listening 5-10 kHz up. QSL
via N5FF only.
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