[EIDXA] 3B7C dxpedition

[Tom Vavra]

from the 425 DX NEWS bulletin

3B7    - The 3B7C team expects to arrive on Isle du Sud, St. Brandon
(AF-015)
         on 4  September.  Operations are  not  expected  to  commence
until
         midnight UTC on  the 7th, by  which time all  stations and
antennas
         will have been assembled (however, the  6m beacon will be
activated
         at the earliest opportunity, so that  6m DXers can start to
monitor
         for possible openings).
         Suggested frequencies are as follows:
         Band       CW       SSB      RTTY     FM       PSK
         ----------------------------------------------------
         160m        1822     1842      -        -        -
         80m         3502     3795     3570      -       3580
         40m         7002     7052     7035      -       7037
         30m        10102      -      10137      -      10140
         20m        14022    14145    14085      -      14071
         17m        18072    18145    18100      -      18100
         15m        21022    21295    21085      -      21071
         12m        24892    24945    24920      -      24920
         10m        28022    28495    28075    29580    28071
         6m         50102    50145      -        -        -
         6m Beacon  50090      -        -        -        -
         There will be 12 stations (one on  every band from 160 to 6
metres,
         with second stations on 80 and 20 metres so that they can operate
on
         CW and SSB at the same time) with big monoband antennas on all
bands
         from 30 to 6 metres and  verticals on the  remaining bands.
         Feedback messages can  be sent to  3b7c at g3wgv.com: John, G3WGV
will
         read them and send a daily digest of key information to the team.
         Logs will be  uploaded to the  3B7C website  on a  daily basis.
The
         online log lookup will feature a lookup for your zone, showing
what
         times you, or others  in your country/zone,  have made contact
with
         3B7C on each band.
         QSL via G3NUG, direct or bureau  (bureau cards can be requested
via
         the webpage). The QSL  manager for SWLs  is Bob Treacher,
BRS32525.
         Bookmark http://3b7c.com for full information on the expedition.