[Dx4win] IOTA OC-298 -- Tatakoto Atoll
Jim Reisert AD1C
jjreisert at alum.mit.edu
Wed Dec 9 14:06:17 EST 2020
If you are not an IOTA chaser, you can skip reading this...
Recently Cezar VE3LYC operated from Tatakoto as TX0T which was then
qualified as IOTA OC-298. There were several past operations from this
atoll. These will now also count as IOTA OC-298 instead of IOTA OC-066.
If you have received credit for IOTA OC-066 for one of these past
operations, you will lose that credit. You will need to find another QSO
with IOTA OC-066 to submit for IOTA credit.
With the help of DX spots and DL6KVA, I have identified the following past
operations from Tatakoto Atoll. The information on the IOTA World web site
does not include dates but does include callsigns:
https://www.iota-world.org/islands-on-the-air/iota-groups-islands/group/1175.html
The next country file will have the following callsigns associated with the
new IOTA (they are listed chronologically):
FO0CLA 2000-04-20,2000-05-23
FO0CLA 2000-06-27,2000-08-01
FO5RH 2004-07-20,2004-07-21
FO5RH 2005-09-18,2005-09-27
FO5RH 2008-05-14,
TX5TES 2010-07-11,2010-07-25
FO8AA/P 2015-03-01,2015-04-07
TX0T 2020-10-30,2020-11-05
Note that FO0CLA (who later became FO5RH) operated from many other islands
in French Polynesia starting in mid-1999, so the start and end dates are
important. I have done my best to determine the correct dates. There may
have been other operations from Tatakoto, other than the dates given
above. If you have a QSL from such an operation, please let me know and I
will make the necessary changes to the country file.
When the next country file is released later this week, you can use
Multiple QSO Operations | Check IOTA to determine which QSOs you may need
to change.
73 - Jim AD1C
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Jim Reisert AD1C, <jjreisert at alum.mit.edu>, https://www.ad1c.us
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