[KCDXC] Fw: [OPDX] Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin #614
T.M. ROSE
[email protected]
Mon, 16 Jun 2003 05:27:20 -0500
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Subject: [OPDX] Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin #614
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> Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 614
>
> The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
> DX Bulletin No. 614
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> June 16, 2003
> Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
> Provided by BARF-80 BBS Cleveland, Ohio
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> Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX
> Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet
> Clusters Network, K1XN & GoList, NC1L, W1RQ, K2FF, N2OO, N2WB, WA2MOE,
> WA2VUY, K3PD, NG3K, W3UR & The Daily DX, N4AA & QRZ DX, N6UK/DL4TT, K8YSE,
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> I1JQJ & IK1ADH - 425 DX NEWS, JA1ELY, JI6KVR & JA-IOTA Islands News,
> LX1NO, MM0DFV, OZ4ACK, SM3CVM, TA3YJ, VA3RJ & ICPO and VE3EXY for
> the following DX information.
>
> DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
> week of Sunday, 8th/June, through Sunday, 15th/June there were 214
countries
> active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3B9, 3V, 3W, 3X, 4J, 4L, 4S, 4U1I,
> 4U1U, 4W, 4X, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5V, 5W, 5X, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7Q, 7X, 8P, 8R,
> 9A, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9L, 9M2, 9V, 9Y, A4, A6, A7, AP, BV, BY, C2, C3, C6,
> CE, CE9, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, D4, DL, DU, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9,
> EI, EK, EL, EP, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, EY, EZ, F, FG, FK, FM, FO, FP, FR,
> FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, H4, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HI, HK, HL, HP, HR,
> HS, HZ, I, IS, J3, J6, J8, JA, JD/o, JT, JW, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH6,
> KH8, KH9, KL, KP2, KP4, LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM,
> ON, OY, OZ, P2, P4, PA, PJ2, PJ7, PY, PZ, S2, S5, S9, SM, SP, ST, SU,
> SV, SV5, SV9, T2, T7, T8, T9, TA, TF, TG, TI, TJ, TK, TL, TN, TR, TU,
> TY, TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN, UR, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6, V7, VE, VK, VP2E,
> VP8/h, VP9, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XT, XU, XW, YA, YB, YI, YJ, YK, YL, YO,
> YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZD8, ZF, ZK1/s, ZL, ZL7, ZP, ZS
>
> * PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain "Pirate/SLIM" operations. As
> always, you never know - "Work First Worry Later" (WFWL).
>
> 4U, UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS (Wrap up). Fritz, N6UK/DL4TT, informed
> OPDX that he was active as 4U1UN on June 10th, a day later than first
> announced because his trip back from Europe was delayed. However, Fritz
> provided OPDX with the following report on the 4U1UN station: "Access to
> the station is quite limited right now, as is the equipment/antennas that
> are available. The only antenna I could use was a folded dipole for the
> HF bands. The power was 100 watts."
> QSO breakdown:
> Band No. of QSOs Comments
> 50 MHz 111 Sporadic E to eastcoast, midwest a very
> few W6 and VE
> 24 MHz 27 US: W0 and east coast
> 14 MHz 71 20% US and 80% EU/AS
> 7 MHz 1 no condx
> ------------------
> Total 210
> "There is currently activity improving the antenna situation (for 6m and
> shortwave). We hope future operations will be less limited. QSL only via
> Box 3873, Grand Central Station New York, NY 10163 USA. (Be patient with
> QSLing. Currently there is a backlog due to limited capacity of the QSL
> Manager.)"
>
> 4W, TIMOR LESTE. Thor, 4W3DX, continues to be very active on 20 meters
> CW/SSB/RTTY, as well as some activity on 40/15 meters. Most of his
> activity takes place between 1000-1430z, however, he has been heard on
> after 0230z. Watch around (+/- 5 kHz) 14025, 14195, 21083 and 7005 kHz.
> ADDED NOTE: Stu, WA2MOE, announced this week, "A petition was filed with
> the Chief Executive Officer of ARRL today seeking removal of UNTAET
(United
> Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor) from the DXCC entities
> list and for the addition of Timor Leste as an entity." The petition
> states that DXCC rule under "Section II. DXCC List Criteria -- Criteria:
> (b): The entity has been assigned a call sign prefix bloc by the ITU.
> A provisional prefix bloc assignment may be made by the Secretary
> General of ITU. Should such provisional assignments not be
ratified
> later by the full ITU, the Entity will be removed from the DXCC
> List."
> and should be applied. Stu states, "The assignment was not ratified and
> UNTAET returned it to ITU which has reissued the block 4WA-4WZ to Timor
> Leste. It is the position of JA1BK and WA2MOE that the addition of 4W to
> the DXCC entities list was premature and that a mistake was made."
>
> C6, BAHAMAS. Pete, N8PR, will be operating as C6AHR from Andros Island
> (IOTA NA-001) from June 21-23rd. Activity will be on SSB and CW with
> operations on 80-10 meters including the WARC bands are planned. QSL
> via N8PR.
>
> CU2, AZORES. Lars, SM3CVM, plans to be active as CU2/SM3CVM/P from Sao
> Miguel (EU-003), June 24th- July 6th. Activity will be mainly CW on 80-10
> meters. This will be a holiday operation, so he will mostly be active late
> evenings local time. QSL to his home callsign via the bureau or direct
> to CBA.
>
> DXCC NEWS. Bill Moore, NC1L, ARRL DXCC Manager, informs OPDX that the
> following operation is approved for DXCC credit:
> S05X - Western Sahara -- April 15th through 21st, 2003
>
> IOTA NEWS......................
> AS-081. Operators DS5AAQ, DS5ACV, DS5ARL, DS5DNO, DS5DYM, DS5KJR
> and DS5MNO will be active from Ch'angson Island during the
> RSGB IOTA Contest (July 26-27th) as a Single-Op/12 hour
> entry. Contest callsign will be DS5AAQ/p or HomeCall/p...etc.
> QSL via their home callsign by the Bureau.
>
> EU-008. The Cockenzie and Port Seton Amateur Radio Club (CPSARC),
GM2T,
> will once again operate from the Isle of Tiree (IOSA NH04, WAB
> NM04), the most westerly of Scotland's Inner Hebridean
Islands,
> during the RSGB IOTA (Islands on the Air) Contest which runs
> from 1200z, July 26th until 1200z, July 27th, using the clubs
> special contest callsign GM2T. The team will consist of:
> Cambell/MM0DXC, Bob/GM4UYZ, John/MM0JXI, BrianM0RNR, Landles/
> GM4XZZ, Ron/GM4IKU, Innes/GM4VJV, Stevie/MM3SRU, Isa/MM3ISA,
> and Iain/MM1CPP/MM3IDM. In addition to operation during the
> contest, a small group of the team (Cambell, Brian, Iain,
Stevie
> and Isa) will be travelling to Tiree over the weekend of July
> 19th to set up the station in preparation for the contest and
> will be operational from Tiree on all HF bands during the week
> before the contest from around Monday, July 21st, using the
> club callsign MM0CPS/P. QSL's for both callsigns via GM4UYZ.
>
> EU-010. A team from the Forth Valley Contest Group will operate from
> Benbecula (IOSA OH04 and WAB NF75), one of Scotland's Outer
> Hebridean Islands, during the RSGB IOTA (Islands on the Air)
> Contest. During the contest (which runs from 1200z, July 26th
> until 1200z, July 27th), they will be using the special
contest
> callsign GM4V. At present, the team consists of John/MM0CCC,
> Robert/MM0ANT, Colin/GM0CLN, Ian/GM4ZRR and Keith/GM0FZM. The
> QSL Manager for all GM4V's operations is MM0ANT (his QSL
details
> are avaliable at QRZ.com). They hope to post updates on their
> Web page at: http://www.gm4v.co.uk/
> If you would like to contact the group, you can E-mail them
> at: [email protected]
> They look forward to working you in the contest.
>
> EU-017. Antonello, IK2DUW, will be active as ID9/IK2DUW from Filicudi
> Island now through June 23rd. Activity will be on CW/SSB/RTTY
> and PSK.
>
> EU-020. Martin, SM0DTK, will be active from Gotland Island as SM0DTK/1
> from June 19th through July 18th. Any sked can be arranged by
> E-mail via: [email protected]
> Look at QTH at: http://hem.passagen.se/sm0dtk/
> (Click "Losgodis")
>
> EU-123. Look for Ed, G3SQX, to be active as GM7X from the Isle of
> Arran during the RSGB IOTA Contest (July 26-27th) as a 100w
> CW entry. QSL via G3SQX.
>
> EU-170. (IOCA 2003 Tour!) Look for operators Eugene (9A/RZ3EC), Sergey
> (9A/UA3NAN) and Emir/9A6AA (also as 9A0CI) to go on a 7 day
> expedition (July 12-19th) to activate rare Croatian islands
> and lighthouses in the Dalmatia North Group. More information
> is available at: http://www.inet.hr/9a6aa
> Some islands/LH they are going to activate are:
> Karantunic : CI-421, CRO-065, LH-0674
> Kosara : CI-043, CRO-071, LH-0749
> Babac : CI-005, CRO-024, LH-0831
> Mrtovnjak : CI-195, LH-1296
> Ravan : CI-422, LH-0908
> Blitvenica : CI-156, LH-0913
>
> NA-046. Brad, W1RQ, will be going to Martha's Vineyard, Dukes County,
> MA, using the callsign W1RQ/NA046, from June 21st through
> July 12th. Operation will be SSB only, using the typical IOTA
> frequencies. QSL via his home callsign W1RQ.
>
> NA-128. CORRECTION. Nenad's, VE3EXY, activity as CK2/VE3EXY/P from
> Orleans Island (Zone 4) is IOTA NA-128, not NA-125 as
mentioned
> in last week's bulletin. QSL via his home callsign VE3EXY.
>
> OC-019. Now through July 3rd, look for Tom, KH6/W4MDL, to be active
> during the weekends from various islands around Oahu. He plans
> to activate Ford Island (USI HI-022S, Honolulu county),
Konoehe
> Island (USI HI-new) and Sand Island (HI-021S, Honolulu
county).
> Activity will be on 20-10 meters, including the WARC bands.
> QSL via his home callsign, direct or bureau.
>
> OC-140. By the time you read this, the VK6 DX Chasers Club should be
> active from Thevenard Island as VI6TI. Look for them on or
> near the usual IOTA frequencies, 40-6 meters plus AO-40, SSB
> and CW. The 8 member team will be active through June 22nd.
> INTERESTING NOTE: Alek, VK6APK, states that for a sked, if
> you need them real bad, call on the Phone at +61 4 28925406.
>
> OC-241. A group of operators are expected to operate as 8A9R from
> Rote Island (WW Loc: PH19) in the middle of June for about
> 10 days. This will be a multi-band operation. Kadek, YC9BU,
> will be one of the operators and also the QSL Manager. The
> team will be operating near an old lighthouse on Rote Island,
> which will be submitted for World Lighthouse Award acceptance.
> Further information is forthcoming.
>
> JD1, OGASAWARA (Commemorative Station of The Ogasawara Islands 35th
> Anniversary of the Reversion). Toshi, JA1ELY, reports the following:
> "Ogawawara Islands are located approximately 1000km south of Tokyo, and it
> is distinguished from the mainland on the DXCC program as JD1. The Village
> of Ogasawara organized the commemorative amateur radio station to
celebrate
> the 35th Anniversary of the reversion from June 10th through August 31st
> this year. This radio station is the club station and is employed
including
> many newcomers who are from among the 2400 residents of Ogasawara Islands.
> For this purpose, we trained the people of the village for purposes of
> allowing them to obtain the license. The same callsign 'JD1YAB' is the
> JARL commemorative station of reversion employed 34 years ago, i.e., one
> year after return, is used for this radio station under the recognition of
> the JARL!! We will operate all bands, all modes including 80-2 meters band
> and SSB, CW, RTTY, SSTV, Satellite(AO-10, UO-14) etc up to 200W output
> depending on each operators privileges. All QSLs will be sent to the world
> via the bureau automatically without any requests. Also, if you want it
> directly, it will be issued by the QSL Manager/JA1MRM. Send SAE (Self
> Addressed Envelope) and 1 IRC or sufficient return postage. JA1MRM:
> Saburo Asano, 3-26-8, Toyotama-Kita, Nerima, Tokyo, 176-0012 Japan."
> 73 ..... JD1YAB Operation Manager: Toshi/JA1ELY and Aki/JD1AMA
>
> KH9, WAKE ISLAND. By the time you read this Jake, N6XIV/KH9, is expected
> (June 14th) or has left Wake Island after having added approximately over
> 1,500 additional QSOs to the log on his second trip. However, Chuck,
> N4BQW/KH9, will be remaining on the island for about 4 to 5 more weeks.
> Both operators were working 20 meters between 0600z and 1100z this past
> week giving the beam and amplifier a nice workout. Chuck, N4BQW, took time
> out to work Glenn/K2FF and Frank/W6FRH on 30 meters last weekend with
> solid signals reported both ways on the wire antenna. An additional
antenna
> for 40/80/160 meters was installed this past week and Jake was working 40
> meters, so Wake Island should now be active on multiple bands. Just as a
> reminder, Chuck will operate whenever he has spare time outside of his
> work requirements. And remember, QSLs for N6XIV/KH9 go via K2FF, while
> QSLs for N4BQW/KH9 go via KB6NAN.
>
> LIGHTHOUSE ACTIVITY...............
> Wade, AA8LL, plans to activate the Beaver Island, Michigan, Lighthouse
> on Friday, June 19th through Saturday, June 20th. It is reference
> number LH-1527 for the WLA and USA-046 for the ARLHS. Wade will be
> on the usual lighthouse frequencies 40-10 meters (if the propagation
> cooperates) and mostly SSB. The call and QSL route will be AA8LL.
>
> The Old Barney Amateur Radio Club will be operating N2OB from the
> Barnegat Lighthouse (ARLHS Lighthouse USA-039), Long Beach Island,
> NJ (IOTA NA-111) (USI NJ001S) on August 2nd, (rain date August 3rd)
> from 1300-2300z. Operation will be primarily on or around 7240 and
> 14240 kHz SSB and 146.835 MHz (-600 FM rpt). A special photo QSL
> is via N2OB, PO Box 345, Tuckerton, NJ 08087 USA.
>
> OD, LEBANON. Pavel, OD5/OK1MU, in Beirut informs/reminds OPDX and its
> readers that his stay in Lebanon is coming to an end and he will be going
> back to the Czech Republic at the end of July. He was heard on 20 and 17
> meters CW last week. He is preparing a special color double-sized QSL
cards
> (with the support of OKDXF) which will be sent to everyone who worked
> Pavel on all 9 HF bands 160-10 meters. A list of stations which have
already
> worked OD5/OK1MU on 9 bands is available at: http://www.qsl.net/ok1mu
> There is some 40 days left for those who need to work Pavel on certain
> bands and are interested to get his special QSL card. For a sked, send
> and E-mail to: [email protected]
> On behalf of the operator and his QSL manager OK1TN, they are requesting
> the HAM community for patience with the QSL cards (which are managed via
> the OK QSL Bureau). They just received 25,000 QSL cards from the printers,
> and since Pavel will finish his activities from Lebanon at the end of
July,
> they will send all QSL cards they get via the bureau after his return.
> "PLEASE, be patient, all QSOs will be confirmed!"
>
> PIRATE STATION. Mogens, OZ4ACK, informs OPDX that a PIRATE station has
> been active from Copenhagen using the callsign OZ9TR.
>
> QSL INFO AND NEWS..........................
> QSL CORRECTION. OPDX has been notified by Norby, LX1NO, that Phil,
> F5OGG, does NOT QSL through his home callsign. All QSLs for F5OGG/p
> activities (in this case 9A/F5OGG/p mentioned in last week's OPDX.613)
> must be requested through LX1NO. Phil will not answer these requests,
> and it would not make sense to send direct or bureau requests to him
> since it will cause a huge delay.
>
> 3B9FR QSLING ROUTE. Mart, DL6UAA, informs OPDX that over the past few
> months he has been reading about problems with QSLing to Robert, 3B9FR.
> Mart states he is in contact with Robert, and he does a good job! The
> only problem he sees is some WRONG details about Robert's address being
> published. Here is the correct QSL adresss (and please, send it only
> like this ... NO VIA MAURITIUS OR other via in the address field. Also,
> NO callsign on on the envelope):
> Robert Felicite,
> P.O.Box 31
> Citronelle
> Rodrigues Isl.
> REPUBLIC OF MAURITIUS.
> If possible, don't use envlopes larger then 17cm x 12cm. In that style
> Mart states he has NO problems with his mailings to Robert.
>
> 9K2ZZ QRT. Ray, W8CNL, reports to OPDX: "Bob Furzer, 9K2ZZ, has
informed
> me this morning (June 13th) that he will be QRT from Kuwait next
weekend.
> The tower and antennas should be coming down the 20th or so. He is not
> sure of the next callsign he might use. I would really like to wrap up
> the QSLing by the end of the year. I have about 3000 cards left and
> quite sure no more will ever be ordered. SASE or SAE and postage is a
> must. I will except postage from your country, ie: dollars, pounds,
> rubles, lire, francs, etc. I am all caught up on the QSLing, so if you
> didn't get a card, better try again. If you're after 10 band/mode
> contacts, just send 1 card and a note with the other contacts your
> after. Please don't send 10 separate cards!!! Any comments or
questions,
> send to me direct. Don't tie up the reflectors. If you're not sure if
> you're in the log, write me before sending a card. Thanks for reading.
> 73 and Gud DX.... Raymond H. McClure - W8CNL, 5 McKenzie Circle,
> North Augusta, S.C. 29841-4319"
>
> Special Event Field Day Station, CQ0QXL, was activated by CT2IGX/Bruno,
> CT2IEL/Filipe and CT2FUQ/Joao. QSL via CT4IS.
>
> QSL JR8XXQ/JD1 (activity from Minami-Torishima) via: Kouichi Saito,
> 505-11, 3-15-111, Musa, Kushiro, Hokkaido 085-0806 Japan.
>
> Jurij, MM0DFV, was active as MM0DFV/p this past week from (June
11-12th)
> from Isle of Arran (Western Scotland). Co-ordinates of the island are:
> 55,43 N and 5,11 W, QRA-Locator is IO75KK. QSL cards for QSOs can be
> sent through RSGB QSL Bureau or via his home address (QRZ.com).
> The info for the islands diplomas:
> IOTA: EU-123 -- URL: http://www.rsgbiota.org/
> IOSA: CL-O1 -- URL: http://www.gmdx.org.uk/
> SCOTIA: CS-14 -- URL: http://www.iosa.co.uk/
> WAB Area should be NSO2 (Unitary Authority: North Ayrshire).
> WAB URL: http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/g1ntw/wab.htm
> You can read about Arran Island and see photos on the Web site at:
> http://www.scotland-info.co.uk/arran.htm
>
> Nilay, TA3YJ, reports that she has sent out QSL cards for TA3YJ,
TA3YJ/0,
> TA3YJ/3, TA3YJ/4, TA3YJ/LH, SV1/TA3YJ, LZ2/TA3YJ, TA3J, TA3J/0, TA3J/1,
> TA3J/3, TA3J/4, TA3J/LH, SV1/TA3J, LZ1/TA3J, LZ2/TA3J, YM3BU, YM3ATA,
> YM3SV, YM75TA, YM21TA, YM3LZ/WPX2000 and YM3LZ/WAE2000 to QSL Bureaus
> of Monaco, Tunisia, Cyprus, Algeria, Malta, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar,
Bahrain,
> China, Andorra, Chile, Cuba, Morocco, Portugal, Philippines, Ireland,
> Moldova, Estonia, Ecuador, Colombia, South Korea, Panama, Jordan,
> Argentina, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Faroe Islands, Aruba, Brazil, Bosnia &
> Herzegovina, Iceland, Australia (VK2, VK3, VK4), India, Mexio,
Indonesia,
> Iraq, Latvia, Venezuela, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,
Albania,
> New Zealand, South Africa, Armenia, Iran, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan
> direct on June 14th.
>
> SPECIAL EVENT. Look for special event station to as sign, W1T (W 1oo
> TourdeFrance). Activity will be on all bands during the Tour de France
> bicycle race, July 5-27th, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the
> Tour de France (TdF) and USA's Lance Armstong's attempt to win his 5th
> consecutive TdF. The operators are: Angel/WA2VUY and Rudolf/K2MVW. QSL
> via WA2VUY. The QSL card will have a unique photograph of the 21 of the
> 22 living Tour Champions taken October 24, 2002, in Paris, France, at a
> special reunion.
>
> T32, EAST KIRIBATI. Pete, K3PD, informs OPDX that La Marr is returning to
> Kiritimati (Christmas) Island (CQ Zone 31, GRID - BJ11) using the callsign
> T32Z licensed for E. Kiribati (Line Islands). He expects to arrive on
> June 30th, and will operate as time permits for several weeks. La Marr
> will be active on 50 MHz, and the HF bands, SSB, CW, and some digital
> modes. The QSL Manager for T32Z is K3PD. Any prior requests for QSLs that
> have been sent to N7YL are no longer available. Logs prior to 2002 may
> not be available. The preferred method is to send SASE direct to his QSL
> Manager K3PD. SASE without adequate postage will be returned via the
> Bureau. You may request a QSL via the Bureau by marking your cards: T32Z
> via K3PD. QSLs are being printed, and logs will need to be copied, please
> do not expect instant return on your QSL requests until the QSLs and
> Logs are ready. The direct QSLs will be answered first. Direct any
> questions about the operation or QSLs to the QSL Manager Pete, K3PD,
> via E-mail at: [email protected]
>
> USI ACTIVITY (Field Day Operation). Members of the Rusty Zipper HF and
> DX Contest Club will once again activate, NA8KD, from South Bass Island
> (U.S. Islands Award OH-USI-007L, Ottawa County) during Field Day.
Operators
> mentioned are Mark/KG8DP and possibly one other to be named later. It will
> be a limited operation, but when on the air, they will sure to be heard.
> The group is expected to also activate Kelly's Island (OH-USI-001L, Erie
> County) and North Bass Island (OH-USI-006, Ottawa County). North Bass
> Island has not yet been activated. More info to follow in the next few
> weeks. All QSL should go to KG8DP (OK via address at QRZ.com).
>
> V3, BELIZE. Jay/K0BCN/V31MX and Cal/V31MF will be active from Caye Caulker
> (IOTA NA-073) from July 23rd until noon of July 29th. They will operate
> on 80-10 meters SSB with some CW activity. Look for V31MF to be active
> in the RSGB IOTA Contest (July 26-27th). Jay states he will be sitting
> this one out. QSL both callsign via K0BCN, either direct or via the
bureau.
>
> VP2, MONTSERRAT. Three members of the Florida DXpedition Group are on
> the "Road Again"! Operators Bill/W4WX/VP2MHX, William N2WB/VP2MWB and
> Bob/K9MDO/VP2MDO will be here July 22-29th. They will have three Kenwood
> stations and will be active on most bands and modes. QSL via their home
> callsigns, CBA. N2WB via QSL Manager N2OO.
>
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> online at 440-237-8208 28.8k/14400/9600/2400/1200 and leave a message with
> the Sysop or send via InterNet Mail to:
> [email protected] - OR - [email protected]
> Use the VOICE or FAX answering machine at 440-237-8208 which shares the
> same phone line as BARF-80 BBS using a data/fax/phone switch. To access:
> 1) Dial Number. 2) Wait for first ring (the second ring should be a false
> ring from the fax/data switch box) and then dial four quick ones ("1111").
> (NOTE: Some FAX machines that send single "BEEPS" every second will not
> have to do this step.) 3) The phone will pick up and after the "BEEP"
> leave your voice message or FAX.
>
>
> /EXIT
> --
> Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW - [email protected] --or-- [email protected]
> Editor of the "Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin" (OPDX - "DXer's Tool of Excellence")
> President of the "Northern Ohio DX Association" (NODXA)
> DX Chairman for the "Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society
> ARRL Assistant Director of the Great Lakes Division
> Sysop of the "Basic Amateur Radio Frequency BBS" (BARF-80 BBS)
>