[ETS/PARC List] Fw: DX- November 12, 2018
Don WILSON
k2dsv at msn.com
Mon Nov 12 13:02:17 EST 2018
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From: Don WILSON <k2dsv at msn.com>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2018 1:01 PM
Subject: Fw: DX- November 12, 2018
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> DX News
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> ST - Sudan
> John Everman, N9MDH, aka 5V1JE and C91JE, is still waiting for his
> Sudan callsign, and says they recently changed the process. "It used
> to be that you showed up, filled out the application, and they handed
> you your ticket. It's now a multi-week process with police checks and
> the like."
>
> John says he will operate solo in Khartoum until Summer, 2021, with
> the same station he had at 5V1JE, an IC-7300 to a roof-mounted Gap
> Titan antenna. He operates on all the HF bands but finds he has been
> favoring the WARC-79 bands. For his 27 years as a ham he has been a
> "digital guy" and will continue mostly on FT8 "until the next big
> thing comes around." On FT8, he says, "the exchange has to go all the
> way to 73s before I put it in my log. Too many people think a single
> response back is enough, and bail before the conversation is done, or
> try to start a conversation at RRR." He says that's an FT8 thing and
> he does not respond to people "who play like that."
>
> He will post QSL details on QRZ.com once he has a callsign. For his
> Sudan operation he strongly prefers electronic QSLing, with "precious
> little access to physical mail." He will upload to QRZ, LoTW and
> eQSL.
>
> A unique twist this time, he says, he is thinking of monitoring a DMR
> talk group but is concerned it might double the size of his pileups,
> one on DMR and one on HF.
>
> While waiting for his transmitting license, he will be doing some
> listening to the radio. You can look on PSKreporter.info and search
> for "SWL/ST2," which is his station, "configured as monitor only.
> Even with poor propagation he is finding good signals on 17M, hearing
> 80-90 countries in a typical day.
>
> GD - Isle of Man
> MD4K will be the CQWW CW callsign, single op 20 meters, with G3NKC
> operating. QSL via G3NKC.
>
> 6W - Senegal
> 6V7A is another one planned for the CQWW CW, a multi-two. F6BEE and
> F8CRH will operate. F6BEE also has another callsign, 6W1RW, which he
> will use on the air before the big weekend event, "time permitting."
> QSL via F6BEE or use LoTW.
>
> ZS - South Africa
> ZR2A is a special callsign QRV in the upcoming CQWW CW. Op DM5EE,
> Uli, says South Africa "seems to have become quite rare in contests."
> He will be single op all band low power on 40-10, possibly with some
> 80M with a low G5RV.
>
> SM - Sweden
> SM3CER, Jan-Eric, fell in his apartment in early September and could
> not get up or call for help for several days. After being rescued and
> a stay in the hospital, he is now back home but faces a long
> convalescence. His friend, SM3DMP, says Jan-Eric would enjoy
> receiving emails and QSLs, though he will be unlikely to be able to
> respond. His email: jan-eric.rehn at telia.com, and his postal address
> is on qrz.com. His disability is affecting the "SM3CER contest pages"
> http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/.
>
> A3 - Tonga
> Updating A35EU, everything is on course. Departure from Europe is
> tomorrow, with arrival in Tonga Thursday evening, November 15.
> Antennas will start going up at daybreak Friday, the 16th, and then a
> visit to Tonga telecom to get the license. GM4FDM, Tom, says he has
> asked for one or two frequencies on 5 MHz but believes the police use
> that band there but hopefully negotiations will succeed. Tom says
> openings to Europe on some bands, especially Western Europe, will be
> very short windows of opportunity. He asks that NA and JA standby
> when they ask for Western Europe. QSL via GM4FDM. OQRS via Club Log
> will be activated too. On the A35EU team are PA3EWP, PA4WM and GM4FDM
> and now joined by EI5IX (M0XII), Pat. The operation is November 16-
> 27, from IOTA OC-049. https://tonga.lldxt.eu. The QTH is the Heilala
> Lodge Resort at the north end of the main island.
> https://www.heilala-holiday-lodge.com/. They will have three K3
> stations with amps to verticals and will try 160 and 80 with inverted-
> L antennas, CW, SSB and RTTY.
>
> A3 - Tonga
> VK5GR, Grant, says after three successful IOTA activations so far, he
> has itchy feet to do another. His current plan is Tonga in October,
> 2019. This time he hopes to take a team with him, to balance more on-
> air time with more holiday time for the family. Planning is still in
> its early stages. Tentatively, the timing will be during the OCDX SSB
> Contest and possibly CQWW RTTY or OCDX CW. http://vk5gr-iota.net/
>
> OH - Finland
> OH9S will be the callsign for "Santa's Radio Club," including OH9MM,
> December 1-8, who says "XMAS is coming... is Santa a DX? Yes, we think
> so." The operation will be from the Arctic Circle, mostly 80-6M, all
> modes including FT8. QSL using the bureau, LoTW or OQRS.
> https://oh9s.fi/or https://fb.me/oh9santa.
>
> PJ4 - Bonaire
> PJ4A will be in the CQWW CW, a multi-single by K4BAI and KU8E. QSL
> via K4BAI. They are still thinking about it and might switch to two
> single band entries. Both PJ4/K4BAI and PJ4/KU8E QSL via K4BAI also,
> November 18-27. http://www.ku8e.com/Radio/pj4a.php.
>
> PJ4 - Bonaire
> W4PA, Scott, will be joined by others for the CQWW CW, callsign PJ4Q.
> PJ4/W4PA will do pre-contest operating November 18, particularly on
> 160, 30, 17 and 12. QSL via W4PA.
>
> Z3 - Macedonia
> Z39YOTA is a special call for the upcoming December YOTA, Youth on the
> Air. Boys and girls, most of them 15 years old or younger, from the
> Zheleznichar club will be on the air with this one. Organizers say
> please be patient and understanding in making contact and exchange
> reports; for most this will be their first time on the air. Most of
> their operation will be on 40 and 20 SSB, with no specific on-air
> schedule, all depending on when they're out of school and other
> extracurricular activities. The log will be on the YOTA site:
> https://events.ham-yota.com/.
>
> HA - Hungary
> Hungary is celebrating 90 years of Amateur Radio with the national
> organization, MRASZ, organizing special activities November 15-
> December 15. To remember Hungarian Amateur Radio's founding fathers
> will be these callsigns and who they commemorate:
>
> HA90AM (Anzerberger Mihaly)
> HA90HL (Horvath Laszlo)
> HG90BD (Bibo DÇnes)
> HG90BJ (Brisky Jozsef)
> HG90FI (Fodor Istvan)
> HG90HL (Hollos Lajos)
> HG90KI (Kemeny Istvan)
> HG90MF (Mayer Ferenc)
> HG90NK (Nekolny Kurt)
> HG90NS (Nagy Sandor)
> HG90MRAE (Magyar Rovidhullamu Amator Egyesulet, the Hungarian
> Shortwave Amateur Union)
> HG90MRASZ (90 years of MRASZ)
>
> These callsigns will be across all the bands and modes, although FT8
> is not mentioned. Awards will be available with details online:
> http://www.mrasz.org/onlinelog. The log will be on LoTW. For a
> direct QSL it will be 2 USD or QSL via the Hungarian bureau.
>
> FS - St. Martin
> The K9EL, W9ILY, K9NU, W9MK team heads to the island November 27 and
> returns home December 8. They will have three stations on the air.
> "Pilot," K9NB says they will have "a full complement of antennas 160-
> 10 meters and hope to have a big signal. The rigs are three K3s, each
> with an amp, two Expert 1.3s and a KPA500. It will be mostly SSB.
> Each will be on before and after the weekend FS/callsign, planning
> RTTY, CW, SSB and FT8 fox and hound mode. "Please use OQRS." "Bureau
> cards are always welcome."
> http://www.k9el.com/SaintMartin2018/SXM2018.htm
>
> HK3 - Colombia
> HK3/MM0BMG, Norman, is licensed for November 30, 2018 to November 29,
> 2019. When he travels within the country the HK call area number may
> change. His station is an IC-706MKIIG to a "Super Antenna SuperWHIP
> Pro-Pack." QSL to MM0BMG.
>
> VP6 - Pitcairn
> Preparations are ramping up for the October, 2019 expedition.
> Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/580069859103416/) and
> Twitter (@2019Island) info pages are now operational. They are
> waiting for precise sailing dates from Mangareva so they can schedule
> their air travel, and the budget is coming together. They are hoping
> to do some EME, and "60 meters is also on the agenda." They say they
> are "committed to DXpedition mode FT8 operation." On EME, W7GJ is
> excited to hear K9CT and AA7A will be doing both 2M and 6M EME
> operations. They plan to meet next month to begin sorting and staging
> gear for containment shipment. Some donations have already been
> received, including the first club donation, from the Long Island DX
> Association. Here is the new website: https://pitcairndx.com
>
> DU - Philippines
> DU3/F4EBK will be active in February and March from Luzon Island, OC-
> 042. He will be on 20, 15 and 10. QSL to the address on QRZ.com.
>
> 7Q - Malawi
> 7Q7W with DK2WV, Karl, at least the main operator, is on from
> Lilongwe, November 13-28. Some of the students are still busy with
> school. Activity is 40-6M SSB, CW and FT8. QSL via DK2WV.
>
> SV - Greece
> Special call SX60RAAG December 1-31 will be on all the HF band and
> various modes, "IARU HQ operation style," say organizers, celebrating
> the 60th anniversary of the national organization, the Radio Amateur
> Association of Greece, RAAG. There will be an award program with PDF
> electronic certificates with no need to send QSLs. See
> sx60raag.hamlogs.net. Log uploads will be daily. There will be
> plaques for top Greek participants in SV5, SV9 and SV/A each and also
> for each continent.
> http://www.raag.org/news.asp?ITMID=1177&LANG=EN
>
> 3Y - Bouvet
> JE1CKA, Tack, reports he is joining the 3Z9DX-led expedition. A two-
> week operation is planned. Preparations have kept the team busy. Two
> days ago, Saturday, they went to the Royal Cape Yacht Club in South
> Africa for lunch, hosted by ZS6P, ZS1A, ZS1AN, ZS1DVD, ZS1LS, ZS1OSM
> and ZS1FJ. Here are some photos: https://bouvetoya.org/3yoi-team-in-
> cape-town. Specific dates for the operation are still not public.
>
> V6 - Micronesia
> V63YAP's planning and schedule have changed. Updates will come soon.
> Before the change, operation was planned for November 13-18.
>
> FG - Guadeloupe
> TO4OR is on the air, scheduled to start yesterday and go to November
> 25, reports the 425 DX News. By the Radio Club Guadeloupe, this is
> for the arrival of the Route du Rhum (rum route) single-handed yacht
> race from Saint-Malo, France to Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe. The first
> edition of this race was 40 years ago. QSL using the bureau or LoTW.
>
> FG - Guadeloupe
> Another operation is FG/F5CFX, Bruno, November 11-22, holiday style,
> 40 and 20 digital modes. QSL via the bureau to his home callsign.
>
> G - England
> GB100MPD will commemorate the Marconi station at Poldhu, callsign
> "MPD," of World War I. GB100MPD started November 9 and goes into
> tomorrow, mostly 40 and 20. QSL via G3UCQ.
>
> P4 - Aruba
> P4/PH2M, Frank, will be holiday style November 17-29, SSB and FT8, 80-
> 10M. QSL direct or bureau to his home call or use LoTW, he says.
> Frank reports that he has finished his new end-fed (EFHW) antennas for
> 60 and 30. He plans 60M operation during his two weeks and will spend
> time on 30, 17, 12 and 60. Both new antennas need to be tested and
> adjusted. Operation will begin about 20Z November 17 and go to 16Z
> November 29. Frank says the first weekend will probably be mostly 80,
> 60, 40, 20, 15 and 10 with the second weekend during the CQWW CW
> mostly 60M and WARC. Looking online he thinks 60M is now officially
> allowed on PJ2, Curacao, also:
>
> PJ7 - Sint Maarten
> PJ7AA by AA9A, Tom, will be November 17-December 8, CW "with some SSB
> and FT8," 80-10M, and possibly some activity in the CQWW CW weekend.
> QSL direct to AA9A or use LoTW or OQRS.
>
> VP2E - Anguilla
> KE1B, Rich, VP2EAQ, and W6NN, Anna, VP2EAR, will again be on, this
> year's dates November 19-28. They will be on CW, SSB, RTTY and FT8,
> 30-6M. QSL using OQRS, LoTW, eQSL or dirt to their home QTHs.
>
> ON - Belgium
> OP7VA is a special event call until November 30. It commemorates
> World War I. Operations are 80-10M. QSL via ON7VA.
>
> F - France
> TM8AB will be on from Nice November 24-December 12, marking the 95
> years since the first transatlantic QSO between 1MO, Fred Schnell, and
> F8AB, Leon Deloy, November 28, 1923.
> http://radioclubdenice.org/tm8ab.
>
> YB - Indonesia
> YE2A will be in the CQWW CW weekend, possibly a multi-two. Ops signed
> on are YB0ARJ, YB1ALL, YB2DX, YB2TJV, YB2WA, YB5QZ, YD2XVT and
> YD1SDL/2. QSL only via LoTW, no bureau QSLs.
>
> KP4 - Puerto Rico
> KP3Z will be the CQWW CW (November 24-25) callsign for NP4Z, Felipe,
> single op all band high power. This is one of the larger Puerto Rican
> stations, perhaps the largest.
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Silent Key
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> ZL2AOV, Doug McNeill, passed away unexpectedly following a heart
> attack. Doug was a life member of Branch 50 NZART and was Branch 50
> Secretary/Treasurer until March this year and was a significant
> contributor to Quartz Hill and RemoteDX, Inc. He was awarded the
> "Blackwood Cup" at the October meeting. Doug was a retired newspaper
> "sub-editor."
>
> VA3WID, Sukwan Widajat, became a Silent Key while visiting Indonesia.
> He was the RAC Corporate Secretary since June, 2015. He was also VP
> of Finance and CFO of Pak200, Inc., in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
> Originally from Indonesia, he moved to Canada in 2011. He also had
> the callsigns YB0SWI and AB1XM.
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Club News
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> The Central Arizona DX Association, CADXA, has new officers and
> directors for 2019.
>
> They are:
>
> President - Larry Loen, WO7R
> Vice President - Tom Boza, NE7X
> Treasurer - Mike Wright, N7MW
> Secretary - Bob Davies, K7BHM
> Member-at-Large - Fred Hoffert, III, NA2U
> Member-at-Large - Reinhard Geissler, K7RGG
> Past President - Lee Finkel, KY7M
>
> Website - http://www.cadxa.org
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> On The WWW
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Here is a good link about the weather on Bouvet Island for the
> upcoming 3Y0I DXpedition:
> https://www.yr.no/place/Bouvet_Island/Other/Bouvet_Island/
>
> The V47FWX log has been updated to OQRS and LoTW. QSL via M0URX:
> https://www.m0urx.com/oqrs/logsearch.php.
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> IOTA
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> The following IOTA stations were active yesterday.
> IOTA Call Freq. GMT IOTA Call Freq. GMT
> ------ ---------- ----- ---- ------ --------- ----- ----
> AF-057 5R8UP 21036 0730 EU-047 DL1DSR/P 7060 1420
> AS-007 JA1NCZ 18100 0905 EU-052 SV8NAJ 3575 1830
> AS-041 JA4DND/4 3531 1115 EU-175 CU3AN 21074 1850
> AS-042 RI0BC 18100 1205 NA-005 VP9/DK7LX 14081 1400
> AS-047 JS6TWW 10136 2125 NA-021 8P9AE 7021 0830
> EU-005 GB100WWI 7017 2040 SA-002 VP8NO 18100 2100
> EU-031 IC8DAK 14258 1400
>
> EP6RRC, Shif Island, AS-189NEW, the team is ready for the trip,
> leaving in two days. Their first time on-air is estimated to be late
> evening UTC November 16. They will have to operating positions with
> amps, 160-10M CW and SSB and one station on FT8 in DXpedition mode.
> They have info on that on their site:
> https://dxpedition.wixsite.com/ep6rrc. They ask that you contact
> their pilots with any issues:
>
> Victor, UA3AKO (Europe, Russia, ex USSR)
> Cezar, VE3LYC (East Coast NA)
> Taka, JA8COE (Far East, Oceania)
> Will, WC6DX (West Coast NA)
>
> They know prop to NA can be difficult and have these suggestions from
> VE3LYC:
>
> 20M - the time for W3/VE3/W8/W9 will likely be somewhere between 14 to
> 15 UTC
> 30M - two windows: the first will be between 13 and 15 UTC. A second
> and perhaps less reliable time window on 30 m will be between 18 and
> 20 UTC. If the K index is high, this second time window may be
> unusable for the East Coast.
> 40M - The opportunity appears between 20:30 and 22:30 UTC, following
> once again the grey line, which moves from W1 to W2 and W4, then W3,
> and finally W8 and W9.
>
> JA4DND/4 and JR4OZR/4 are now on from the Oki Islands, AS-041, 80-10M,
> mostly FT8 but with some CW. QRT is 22Z today.
>
> TM1I is already in the planning stages for next summer's IOTA Contest,
> July 27-28, 2019. This will be F4FET, Gil, from EU-105, a multi-two.
>
> IOTA frequencies -
> CW 28040 24920 21040 18098 14040 10114 7030 3530
> SSB 28560 28460 24950 21260 18128 14260 7055 3765
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Calendar
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Date End Prefix Call Manager Ref Vol-No
> ------ ------ ------ ------------------- ---------- ----------
> 12-Nov 1-Apr 4S 4S7KKG DC0KK 22-201 167
> 12-Nov 28-Nov 5H 5H3MB IK2GZU 22-204 201
> 12-Nov 1-Feb 5R 5R8IC (AF-090) F6ICX 22-196
> 12-Nov 13-Nov 5R 5R8UP OE7AJH 22-206 191
> 12-Nov 30-Nov 5Z 5Z4LS G3RWF 22-195
> 12-Nov 20-Nov 7X 7V1N 22-214
> 12-Nov 20-Nov 8P 8P9AE DL7DF 22-211 186
> 12-Nov 25-Nov 8Q 8Q7DX OE1EMS 22-211 193
> 12-Nov 30-Nov 8R 8R1A W1CDC 22-106
> 12-Nov ??? CE0Y CE0YZZ 22-200 199
> 12-Nov ??? CE9 RI1ANM RX3ABI 22-212
> 12-Nov 1-Mar CE9 RI1ANW RN1ON 22-138
> 12-Nov 1-Jun CE9 ZL5A (AN-011) 22-197 191
> 12-Nov 31-Dec CN CN2JF 22-200
> 12-Nov ??? E4 E44WE SP9FIH 22-213 212
> 12-Nov 12-Nov F TM100ARM F5IQG 22-214
> 12-Nov 27-Dec F TM70ONU 22-161
> 12-Nov 25-Nov FG TO40R 22-197
> 12-Nov 14-Dec FY FY/F5DKO F5TJP 22-191
> 12-Nov 28-Nov G GB100ARM G0TOC 22-214 201
> 12-Nov 30-Nov G GB8GW 21-236
> 12-Nov 31-Mar HK HK3JCL DK8LRF 22-163
> 12-Nov 23-Oct I 4U73B 9A2AA 22-204
> 12-Nov 31-Dec I IY1EY IK1QBT 22-206
> 12-Nov 25-Nov J6 J68GU DL7VOG 22-190
> 12-Nov 2-Feb J6 J69GD K9AW 22-202
> 12-Nov 12-Nov KH2 K2SC/KH2 22-198
> 12-Nov 16-Nov KP2 KP2/KE4PLT (NA-106) 22-207
> 12-Nov 16-Nov KP2 KP2/KN4PUD (NA-106) 22-207
> 12-Nov 17-Nov OE OE32EUDXF 22-196
> 12-Nov 18-Nov OE TM63CDP F6BDE 22-196
> 12-Nov 17-Nov PA PA1918PAX 22-210
> 12-Nov 30-Nov PA PF2018STA PA0MBD 21-226 160
> 12-Nov 30-Nov PA Px32EUDXF PA1AW 22-188
> 12-Nov 12-Nov T8 T80B 22-211
> 12-Nov 30-Nov TG TG4/KM4SII KM4SII 22-207
> 12-Nov 14-Nov V4 V47FWX (NA-104) M0URX 22-136
> 12-Nov ??? V6 V6JBVS AK4JK 22-212 211
> 12-Nov 15-Dec VE VY0BRR (NA-047) VE2XB 22-136
> 12-Nov 12-Nov VK VI*PEACE and VI*LWF 22-206
> 12-Nov ??? VK9/X VI9PEACE 22-213
> 12-Nov 17-Nov VK9/X VK9XQ DF8AN 22-058
> 12-Nov 18-Dec VP8/S DT8A (AN-010) HL2FDW 22-195 191
> 12-Nov 20-Nov VP9 VP9/DK7LX 22-211
> 12-Nov 14-Nov VP9 VP9KF W4/VP9KF 22-206 126
> 12-Nov 28-Nov XE 6D50I XE2I 22-181
> 12-Nov 30-Nov XT XT2AW M0OXO 22-191 084
> 12-Nov 18-Nov YL YL100 stations 22-196
> 12-Nov 5-Dec ZF ZF9CW K5GO 22-196
> 12-Nov 30-Nov ZS ZS100WWI 22-195
> 13-Nov 27-Nov A3 A35EU GM4FDM 22-193 191
> 13-Nov 18-Nov V6 V63YAP (OC-012) 22-214
>
> The Daily DX Calendar
> http://www.dailydx.com/the-daily-dx-calendar/
>
> Upcoming contest rules & dates
> http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/weeklycont.php
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Today's Propagation Forecast
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Solar activity will be very low through at least midweek.
>
> The geomagnetic field will be quiet to active today, quiet to
> unsettled tomorrow and Wednesday.
>
> In 2018 we have had 190 spotless days (60%) and the current stretch is
> the last 0 days. In 2008 we had 268 spotless days and in 2009 we had
> 260 spotless days.
>
> The November 11 Penticton adjusted SFI was 68.0 and the SESC Sunspot
> Number was 11.
>
> Perhaps the most useful propagation pages for Amateur Radio Operators
> can be found at http://dx.qsl.net/propagation/ and www.solarham.net/<http://www.solarham.net/>.
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> QSL Info
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Call Manager Call Manager Call Manager
> ------ ------- ------ ------- ------ -------
> 3B8CW NI5DX EM85QZS UT3QZ OK3C OK2ZC
> 3D2TS FK1TS GB100MPD G3UCQ OK5E OK1NE
> 3G4NU CE4CNU GB1418WAR M0OXO OL7P OK1CRM
> 4J100A 4J5A GB2LWF G4SJX ON/KF5EYY ON6ARA
> 4L6QL RW6HS H2X IZ4AMS OP187MN ON4DST
> 4X0B 4X6ZM HA50KHC HA5KHC OT100FB ON6LC
> 9M8YY JR3WXA HB0/DL2JRM DL2JRM P3X 5B4AMM
> AH2EA JF2WGN HB0/DM7XX DM7XX PA1918PAX PA9V
> BV30R BM2JCC HI3/N2YDD N2YDD PJ2/K1ZN K1ZN
> CE2ML W4/CX1EK HP3SS AC2OV PJ2/KB7Q KB7Q
> CF3A VE3AT IR3MD IN3MDR PX2A PY2VM
> CO2RQ EC6DX JW/SM3JBO SM3JBO R200SB RZ4AWB
> CO6RD EA5GL JW/SM5EPO SM5EPO SN100ID SP8ZBX
> DA0FF DL6FBL K2SC/KH2 JJ2PIK SO100RON SP3J
> DL0HTW DL1VJL LX/PA3DUU PA3DUU T80B JF1OCQ
> EA5/ON1CDL ON1CDL LX7I LX2A TM100BS F5KOU
> EA5/ON2FCB ON2FCB NP4Z N4AO TM18PGM F4FCE
> EA8/DH2MS DH2MS OE100DMA OE3DMA VK9XQ DF8AN
> EL2EF N2OO OE100XCL OE5AMR XR2K W4/CX1EK
> EM44WFF UT4WA OF10A OH1HS
>
> Need a QSL route? Here are some great free sites for you and your
> friends - www.dailydx.com/QSLRoutes.html<http://www.dailydx.com/QSLRoutes.html>.
>
> QSL cards recently received direct and via managers: 4B4B and 8Q7DV.
>
> QSL cards recently received via the bureau: None reported today.
>
> Confirmations recently received via LOTW: EI9JF, FK8IK and VO2NS.
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Credits
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Many thanks to the following for the above DX information: 425 DX
> News, "60 Meter DX," ADXO, DK2WV, DM5EE, EP6RRC, F4FET, G3SXW, G5LP,
> GM4FDM, HK3/MM0BMG, JA4DND, JE1CKZ, K0IR, K8YYY, KY7M, M0URX, N8RR,
> N9MDH, NG3K, OH6BG, OPDX, PH2M, SV1BDO, VE3XRA, VK5GR, W3UR, W7GJ,
> W8HC, W8LMG, W9MK, Z39YOTA, ZL1AXG and ZL4YY.
> ______________________________________________________________________
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