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Information from overseas Last Updated: December 31, 2007

  • From: Roger, F4ELU/TM4WRC
    Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 1:49 AM
    Subject: TM4WRC

    Hello dear OM, note that the special Call TM4WRC, which celebrates the 4th title of the World Rally Champion of S.LOEB and D.ELENA will start 2008, February 9 until 23rd.

    All information on the site http://f4elu.free.fr/tm4wrc/index.html, thank you transmit information to OMs.

    Happy New Year 2008 - 73 of the team Roger F4ELU / TM4WRC

  • From: Arasu, VU2UR
    Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 7:29 PM
    Subject: Special Award Program in 2008 from ARSI

    Please find attached two items, carrying information on the Special award of ARSI, India, in 2008.
    This is a time bound Diploma and dead line is January 31, 2009

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    28th December 2007

    The Sesquicentennial i.e., the 150th Birth Anniversary of the greatest Indian Scientist Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose, falls on the 30th November 2008. Acharya J C Bose, was the first one to demonstrate that a pistol at a distance can be activated using Wireless Communication, much before G.Marconi communicated across the Atlantic. Marconi used equipment designed by Acharya JC Bose, for his experiments. Acharya never claimed any patent for his inventions. He did pioneering work in Botany, to demonstrate that plants too feel pleasure and pain like human beings.

    A spearheading movement has been initiated by OM Datta VU2DSI, to bring awareness about the life, work and inventions of Acharya JC Bose. For this he had obtained special call sign AT0JCB and celebrated the birth anniversary in the past few years. He had demonstrations in various schools and colleges in his native district of Ahmednagar, Maharashtra. Special event stations using a common suffix "JCB", but with different prefixes like AT0, AU1, AU2, AU4, AU5, AU7 and AU9 were on the air from 25th November 2007 to 02 December 2007, and gave DXers and VUs, QSOs with these new prefixes. In November 2008, special event stations with prefixes AT1 to AT0, AU1 to AU0, etc., are planned for the occasion with common suffix "JCB".

    Amateur Radio Society of India, the National Society and a Member of IARU Region 3, is issuing a "time-bound Special Achievement Award" on this occasion. The rules and regulations, as approved, are produced for your reference and record. We request and wish all the VUs and the DX fraternity take part and claim the award, before the Dead Line.

    Good luck, 73, all the best.
    B.L.Manohar gArasuh VU2UR
    Awards and Contests Manager,
    Amateur Radio Society of India.
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    Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Sesquicentennial Special Award 2008.

    1. Period of activity: 01 January 2008 to 31 December 2008. UTC timings.

    2. Whom to work : All interested in the award must work Indian amateur radio stations with prefixes like VU2, VU3 etc., from the Mainland or the islands like Andaman, Nicobar, Lakshadweep, and Coastal Groups.. QSO with calls like VU/DL7AB is not acceptable. Contacts with the Special event stations with AT,AU, etc prefixes with common suffix "JCB", should be your aim to achieve the award.

    3. Modes: All modes CW, AM, FM, SSB, RTTY, PSK-31 etc may be used.

    4. Single or Mixed mode entries are accepted and duly endorsed.

    5. Bands: all bands from 1.8 to 29.7 MHz including WARC bands, accepted.

    6. Conditions:

    6.1 For VU and 4S7 amateurs: From the VU QSOs, you have to form the name "JAGADISH CHANDRA BOSE", by taking the first alphabet from the suffixes of the stations worked.

    6.2 Example: If you have worked, say, VU2ACS, VU3ITI, VU3JHM, VU2EN, VU2QNY, AT0U, etc, then, only the underlined way of picking the alphabets is correct. The last two calls worked, do not give any useful alphabet.

    6.3 In all, you need a minimum of 19 QSOs with VUs with a break up of first alphabets of suffix, like A-4, B-1, C-1, D-2, E-1, G- 1, H-2, I-1, J-1, N-1, O-1, R-1 and S-2 .

    7. For DX amateurs: You have to form the name gJ C BOSEh from the last alphabets of the suffixes.

    7.1 Example: If you have worked stations like VU2ACS, VU2ELJ, VU2OO etc.,, the underlined alphabets are useful.

    7.2 You need a minimum of 6 QSOs with a break up listing of the last alphabets in the suffixs like B-1, C-1,E-1, J-1, O-1, S-1.

    8 All (VU, 4S7 and DX) MUST have at least one QSO with a Special event station with "JCB" suffix, from among the many Special event stations with "JCB" in their suffix planned, in November 2008.

    8. 1 This QSO can be used as a JOKER for any missing alphabet in 19 or 6 required as per clauses 6.3 and 7.2

    9 For all (VU, 4S7 and DX), if they have worked five special event stations, during the year 2008 with suffix "JCB" then the condition of forming the name is not required.

    10 General Certification Rules (GCR) apply. Two amateurs or a club official has to countersign your application for the Special award.

    11 Fees are 5 new IRCs (expiring in Dec 2009 or 2012) for DX operators and INR 75 for the Indian amateurs

    12 All the applications should be sent to the Awards Manager of ARSI,
    B.L.Manohar Arasu VU2UR, MIG-6, 80 Feet Road, Kengeri Upanagara, Bangalore 560060, INDIA.

    13 Dead line is 31.January 2009

    Good luck, 73
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    Best 73

    de arasu VU2UR
    Awards and Contest Manager
    Amateur Radio Society of India

  • From: SU1KM
    Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 11:56 AM
    Subject: Amateur Radio EmComms Presentation by EARA at Cairo ITU Conference

    Egyptian Amateur Radio Assembly (EARA) General Secretary Mohamed El Kafrawi, SU1KM, and member Thomas Poland, SU9NC presented 'Amateur Radio - Emergency Communications Assistance' at the 6th Annual Private Sector Cooperation Meeting (Arab Region).

    The conference was held 16-17 December at the Smart Village, Egypt's premier business and Technology Park, in Cairo.

    Chairing the Session titled 'Role of the Private Sector in Humanitarian Services' was Hans Zimmermann, F5VKP / HB9AQS, IARU Emergency Coordinator, who reported on the recent Forum in Geneva 10-12 December 2007, on Effective use of ICT for Disaster Management.

    Messrs. Kafrawi and Poland gave a concise overview of Amateur Radio and how it can provide communication in Emergency situations, along with examples from Egypt and the Arab region, and a word about EARA activity in the Region I EmComms on the Air Exercises in 2007.

    The presentation was well received; this was the first introduction to Amateur Radio for over 50% of the audience. In attendance were regional business and government leaders from the Telecommunications Industry, and senior leaders from the ITU.

    Discussions are ongoing between EARA, the IARU, and the regional ITU office in Cairo regarding plans to present Amateur Radio and EmComms at the upcoming ITU Telecom Africa in May 2008.

  • From: Pietro, IV3EHH
    Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2007 2:41 AM
    Subject: 6th Region 1 European HST Championship

    Dear friends HST enthusiast,

    The A.R.I. (Associazione Radioamatori Italiani) as the hosting Society, and Radioamateur Club "Francesco Bastianello" (IV3TKS), as the direct organizer of 6th Region 1 European HST Championship have the honour and the pleasure to invite all national Amateur Radio Societies and their members, to visit our country and participate in this Championship.

    You attaches to the present letter of invitation and form of registration.

    Organizing Committee

  • From: Wisnu, YB0AZ
    Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 11:20 AM
    Subject: Special Call for UNFCCC

    Starting from December 5th until December 14th 2007, the YE9FCCC will on the air from Bali, Indonesia to promote the United Nations Climate Change Conferece through the world via Amateur Radio Frequencies. This station will be operate on all HF band and VHF.
    Exchanging QSL card should be made via PO Box 1096 Jakarta 10010
    The QSL Manager is YB1GJS.

    73 de Wisnu YB0AZ

  • From: Martin Monsalvo, LU5DX
    Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 1:52 AM
    Subject: ARRL 10 Meter Contest

    Hello!

    Even though we know conditions are not the best for the ARRL 10 M contest next weekend.
    We will be signing with the special contest call sign LR4E
    We have installed a dedicated antena aimed at Japan for the contest.
    We will be listening specially for Japan at the begining of the contest at 00 UTC (Saturday 8 th) on 28480 Khz SSB, and 28025 Khz CW.
    We will be also listening for Japan on Sat 8th at 21/22/23 UTC on 28480 Khz SSB and 28025 Khz CW.
    We really hope you can forward this message to your society members.
    We are looking forward to contacting many of our friend from Japan.

    Best wishes from Argentina.

    Martin, LU5DX
    Member of LR4E ARRL 10 M Contest - Multi Single.

  • From: Pietro, IV3EHH
    Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 9:43 PM
    Subject: Announcement of the competition HST 2008

    The WG HST IARU Reg.1 settled the ARI's section of Pordenone like organization committee of the 6th International Hight Speed Telegraphy Campionship HST2008, so we ask you to publish on your magazine the attached announcement.

    The international HST2008 competition will engage many Teams from different Country. Considering the large diffusion of your magazine we ask you to give the best advert of the event on your pages. The organization committee count on your support to give us the best visibility with yours members and clubs to organize a Team that is going to take part in the competition HST2008. Waiting to meet you in Pordenone we wish you the best regards.

    The organization committee HST2008

  • From: Andy DH8WR/EA2CRX
    Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 8:34 AM
    Subject: TI9K DXpedition 2008

    The TI9K DX-pedition begins in 06.02 and ending on 14.02.2008, if you helped our TI9K DXpedition by donations or sponsoring??
    All info. www.ti9.eu.com

    73 Andy DH8WR / EA2CRX

  • From: Bangalore Amateur Radio Club
    Sent: Friday, November 09, 2007 3:05 PM
    Subject: Special Callsign AT7CD for 3 EmCom 2007

    Greetings from Bangalore Amateur Radio Club - VU2ARC

    On the Occation of National Disaster Reduction Day being celebrated we had proposed for setting up Special Event Station from 15th to 17th Nobember 2007 to be operational from the venue of International Exhibition and Seminar at auditorium of St. Joseph's Indian Boy's High School, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore.

    The following group of 14 Amateur (Ham) Radio Volunteers have been issued with special callisgn to operate from this Special Event

    VU2JHM - Ajoy ; VU2UR - Manohar (Arasu) ; VU2GGM - Girimaji ; VU2LNN - Nagesh ; VU2LX - Lakshman ; VU2POP - Pratap ; VU2GUR - Guru ; VU2QNY - Ismail ; VU2LU - Ramesh ; VU3NOI - Suresh ; VU2CML - Satish ; VU3HDP - Suresh ; VU3HDK - Sridhar and SWL122 - Yugadhi

    This Special Permission, Callsign is allocated by the Government of India , Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Department of Telecommunications, WPC Wing, Amateur Section, New Delhi vide letter No. L-14011/640/2007-AMT Dated 8th November 2007.

    The same group would be participating in the 3rd Emergency Communication Party on the Air from their respective home QTH as Emergency Communication Exercise on 11th November 2007 which is included in the above permission granted by the Government of India. Special Postal Cover with Special Postal Cancellation on occation of "National Disaster Reduction Day" is going to be issued by the Postal Authorities on 15th Novemeber 2007 with efforts from VU2LCI - Lions International Stamp Club - LISC India Chapter # 3.

    Do look out for AT7CD and work for getting Special QSL Card which we propose to bring out. More details write to Bangalore Amateur Radio Club - VU2ARC on email vu2arc @ hotmail.com

    Best of 73's

    de Lion Ajoy - VU2JHM

    Secretary, Bangalore Amateur Radio Club - VU2ARC

    Secretary, Lions International Stamp Club - LISC - India Chapter # 3.

    Disater Manager & Custodian,
    Lions Clubs International Amateur (Ham) Radio Club Station - VU2LCI

    Emergency Communications Co-Ordinator,
    Amateur Radio Society of India - ARSI

  • From: Mathias Kolpe, DL4MM
    Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 4:07 PM
    Subject: HST 2007 Photo Gallery at DARC homepage

    Hello friends,

    Unfortunately it took a while, but now my HST 2007 photo gallery at DARC homepage is ready. This year the XYL of DL2RMC, Katrin Hitzner, contributed lots of pictures, especially from Belgrade.

    Please have a look at:
    http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/fedth7.htm

    If you detect any errors or do you want to precise any image description please report to me. If you need any of the pictures in higher resolution for print-out please let me know.

    Movies are currently of large file size. I hope to offer a MPG version for users with low bandwith within the next days.

    Please announce this link among your friends. Have fun!

    Mathias Kolpe, DL4MM
    Katrin Hitzner

  • From: Ed Steeble, K3IXD/ZF2XD
    Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 3:58 AM
    Subject: ZF2XD in 2008 CQWW WPX RTTY

    For publication:

    ZF - Ed, K3IXD, will be active in CQ WW WPX RTTY, Feb 9 and 10, 2008, as ZF2XD, single operator, all bands, low power category. The IOTA is NA-016, the grid locater is EK99. Outside the contest look for ZF2XD from Feb 6th thru Feb 11th, 2008, on 80m thru 10m on SSB and digital modes. QSL to K3IXD.

    73, Ed
    K3IXD/ZF2XD

  • From: Wayne Yoshida
    Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 9:30 AM
    Subject: NEWS RELEASE: North America 10GHz Band Distance Record Broken

    NEWS RELEASE: North America 10GHz Band Distance Record Broken

    For immediate release
    For more information, contact Frank Kelly, fm.kelly @ verizon.net

    New North America 10GHz Distance Record Set

    CORONA, Calif. - October 29, 2007 - During the ARRL 10GHz and Up contest during the weekend of August 18 and 19, 2007, Frank Kelly, WB6CWN operating as 4C2WH in Puerto San Carlos, Mexico (DL34wt) worked AD6FP in Central California, in Grid Square CM96wa, a distance of 1,460km (907.2mi). This appears to be a new North America distance record for two-way 10GHz Amateur Radio communication.

    In fact, the North America X-Band record was broken five times during the contest weekend:

    First by Steve Miller, W6QIW in DM04am at 1,315km, or 817 miles on August 18, at approx. 09:36 local time.

    A few minutes later, Chip Angle, N6CA and Wayne Yoshida, KH6WZ worked Frank from CM94xm (1,320km/820 mi.), then CM95qi (1,426km/886 mi.) and again from DM05ax (1,448km/899 mi.)

    Finally, on August 19, 2007 at 08:45, Gary Lauterbach, AD6FP, completed a contact with Kelly from CM96wa, a record-breaking distance of 1460km (907.2mi.).

    4C2WH (WB6CWN) was able to copy the N6CA 10GHz beacon, located on Frazier mountain (DM04ms) from DL34wt at 1,286km - a new DX record for 10GHz beacon DX

    Kelly made 53 10GHz contacts from DL34wt on the first weekend. The average contact distance for all 53 contacts was 1,178km and the accumulated score on just two log pages is over 65,000 points.

    Frank Kelly, WB6CWN/4C2WH said, "Thanks to everyone who supported this effort by roving through the Grid Squares. This trip would not have been possible without the help and friendship of our ham- friends in Mexico, especially Bernardo Gonzalez, XE2HWB, president of the Baja Sur Radio Club, Antonio Garza, XE2HWH, and Dr. Carlos Levy, XE1YK, president of the Federacion Mexicana de Radio Experimentadores (FMRE), Mexico's equivalent of the ARRL in the USA."

    San Carlos sits at the tip of a western bulge in the Baja Peninsula and has been visited by hams before, including Jack Henry, N6XQ and Chip Angle, N6CA who reported the reception of both two meter amateur and commercial FM stations during their visits there back in the mid 90s.

    About the San Bernardino Microwave Society
    Founded in 1955, the San Bernardino Microwave Society is a non-profit technical organization dedicated to the advancement of communications above 1000MHz with a membership of over 90 amateurs from Hawaii and Alaska to the East coast and beyond. Visit their website at
    http://www.ham-radio.com/sbms/

    -- 30 --

  • From: Retu, OH4MDY/XU7MDY
    Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 6:19 PM
    Subject: XU7 is active again

    Hello Om!

    XU7MDY is again qrv, 24.10-12.11.2007.
    Modes are cw/ssb and maybe PSK3.
    QSLs only direct via OH4MDY. The address is ok in qrz-com.
    CW-activities are planned on following frequencies: 1822, 3502, 7003, 10105, 14007, 21007, 24897 and 28020 kHz.
    Hope to hear You

    Retu
    OH4MDY/XU7MDY.

  • From: EA1FBE
    Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 8:53 AM
    Subject: Video.

    Hello...

    i'm a radioamateur from Spain, Europe... and i send us a adress of the video with operation in IARU VHF Region 1 Contest 2007...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK9hSF35xjQ

    I hope this video are interesanting for all Vhf Hams... and if is possible to send the link to others japanisse Hams (e-mails, bulletin, dx, etc...).

    Many thanks and best regards. !

  • From: Francis, F6FQK
    Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 7:28 PM
    Subject: montenegro

    Dear Friends,

    To honnor the admission of the Republic of Montenegro to the Council of Europe, the radio club of the Council of Europe organize an expedition in collaboration with 4O3A/Ranko October 17th to 21th.

    callsign: 4O0CE

    QSL via F5LGF, logs on web site http://ewwa.free.fr

    Thank you for diffusion

    Francis/F6FQK

  • From: Marq/Radio Operator CQ4IPY
    Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 6:03 AM
    Subject: CQ4IPY International Polar Year 2007/2008

    Dear Friends,

    Celebrating the 4th International Polar Year 2007/2008, Portugal has been represented by the Official Special Event Amateur Radio Station CQ4IPY. The importance of this Celebration gave to all participants the chance to get a Special CERTIFICATE. The CQ4IPY Certificate it's for all Amateur Radio Operators and SWL who can demonstrate the interest on this celebration and justify the dedication working at least the CQ4IPY on 3 (three) diferent Bands or 2 (two) different modes.
    To get the Award just send the log with fee to cover Mail Expenses to the following address:

    CQ4IPY F.a.o. Mr. Manuel Alberto C. Marques
    Post Office Box 41, 2780-901 OEIRAS Portugal (Europe)


    CQ4IPY, during the 4th International Polar Year in SSB/CW/PSK31/RTTY/SSTV on 80-10m will be on- the-air again from Sep 8-14. QSL CARD ok via the Bureau (via CT1BWW)

    Please visit our Web Page: http://cq4ipy.bravehost.com

    "We are NOT Alone on this Planet!"

    73s Marq/Radio Operator CQ4IPY

  • From: A.R.V.M.
    Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 3:30 PM
    Subject: [Info] Ham Fair in Lisboa

    November 4 (SUNDAY)

    The A.R.V.M. is organizing his X Exposition Ham Fair in Lisboa.

    Come to one of the biggest events of Hamradio in Portugal

    + INFO: http://www.arvm.org/index_fr2007.html

    Our goal is, beyond the good deals in new and second hand hamradio equipment, to proporcionate a nice get together to all OMs.

    A.R.V.M.
    arvm @ arvm.org

  • From: Bill Musa - K5YG
    Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 10:40 AM
    Subject: DXpedition to Orleans Island and Sept-Iles (Zone 2) this October

    Three MDXA Members will be on a DXpedition in Canada this October

    DXpedition to Orleans Island (NA-128/QC-007) for W/VE Islands QSO Party 2007
    (Goal: Set World record)
    (Power limited to 500W out)
    and
    Zone 2 (Sept-Iles) for CQWWSSB Contest (Goal: Set Zone 2 record)

    Operators:
    Igor, VE3ZF / VE2IDX - MDXA - (Team Leader)
    Ken, VE3FDX
    Travis, K5GED - MDXA
    Bill, K5YG - MDXA

    This is an all-out, high power operation, with an extensive array of antennas.

    Transceivers: FT-1000MP, FT-1000MP MK5, IC-765PROII (Backup rigs: TS-570DG and FT-987)
    Amplifiers: TL-922A, Acom 1000, Henry KW Amp & AL-1500 provided by K2FF
    Antennas:
    160M - Inverted V, 1/4 wave Vertical hung from Helium Balloon
    80M - 2-Element Phased Vertical with top hat loading, Inverted V
    40M - 4-Square Phased Verticals, Delta Loop, backup 2-elm phased verticals, Inverted V
    20/15/10M - 3-Elm Spider Beam
    15M -
    10M -
    6M - GP and M2 6M5 Yagi
    160/80/40 Receive loop K9AY type - (Travis is in process of making)
    80-10M Cushcraft AP8A Vertical with 20 radials
    Miscellaneous:
    1000 + feet of RG-213 Coax - Cut to various lengths with connectors.
    300 feet of RG-11 Type Coax - 40 Meter 4-square phasing lines (Provided by K2FF)
    Band Pass Filters for 160 thru 10M
    Pal Star KW Tuner
    Antenna Analyzer
    Filters for AC
    3 Dell Lap Top Computers on network -- Motorola Cell access to Internet

    Will let you know more as we get closer to the departure time.

    Travis and I intend to be on the road to Canada on Monday, October 15th

    Your support is appreciated

    73,

    Bill Musa - K5YG (ex K2MHJ)
    Ocean Springs, Mississippi
    228-424-4062

  • From: Lance M T Lai, 9W2LAI
    Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 3:56 PM
    Subject: Malaysia celebrates 50th National Day on Air - 9M50Mx

    QST to all radio amateurs and IARU members:

    Radio amateurs in Malaysia celebrate 50 years of nationhood by organizing a nationwide field day from August 30 till September 1, 2007, using 9M50Mx special event call signs.

    The Merdeka Field Day (MFD) has a total of 16 stations operating simultaneously in different cities and middle of jungle to celebrate this occasion.

    The regulator, Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission (www.mcmc.gov.my) has granted these 9M50Mx special event call signs for the first time in history of amateur radio.

    MARTS, which is the call signs custodian & national society, invites amateur radio operators from all over the world to celebrate with Malaysia on air.

    QSL Bureau is: PO Box 10777, 50724 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    For more information on MFD, please visit www.marts.org.my

    * Note: Merdeka means independence in Malay language. Malaysia (then Malaya) obtained its independence from the Great Britain on August 31, 1957.

    Lance M T Lai, 9W2LAI
    Honorary Secretary 2007-2008
    Malaysian Amateur Radio Transmitters' Society

  • From: Tom Medlin, WA5KUB
    Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 4:20 AM
    Subject: live hamfest broadcast

    Many of you have watched us over the past 5 years broadcast the Dayton Hamvention and last year the Huntsville Hamfest.

    Live hamfest video this coming weekend August 17-19

    We will be broadcasting again live video and audio of the 2007 Huntsville, AL hamfest this year via the internet. The live broadcast begins on Friday morning Aug 17 at 1400 GMT as we depart Memphis, Tn and head for Huntsville. Just as we have done before, we will be broadcasting our drive live from the car. We expect hams to be taking part in the Huntsville hamfest from all over the world. Hams will be able to join in with a real time chat room while they are watching the video. Video quality should be many times better than past hamfests that we have broadcast as we have a new high speed cam uplink. Then from there, the video is streamed on our high speed server which has unlimited bandwidth to our viewers. In addition to our live video page, you will also see a link that takes you to a page that shows a world map and on it you will see where all the virtual visitors are located. Watch as the helmet cam takes you on a virtual tour of all the tables and booths there. Also watch many activities such as the ARRL national convention and the Young Ham of The Year, to mention just a few. If you can not be there in person go to http://wa5kub.com and join in all the fun.

    Please help pass this information on to all hams and clubs.

    Thanks,

    Tom Medlin, WA5KUB
    http://wa5kub.com

  • From: Ed Steeble, K3IXD
    Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 1:21 AM
    Subject: C6APR in 2007 CQ WW SSB

    Greetings:

    For publication:

    C6APR - CQ WW SSB - W2GJ/C6APR, K3IXD/C6AXD, K4QO/C6AQO DXexpedition to NA113, Crooked Island, Bahamas. They will be on 80m thru 6m including the WARC bands, CW, SSB, and RTTY from 25 October thru 29 October 2007.
    All QSLs to K3IXD.

    73, Ed
    K3IXD

  • From: Arie Kleingeld, PA3A
    Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 5:35 AM
    Subject: A special DXpedition to Liberia

    Dear Sir,

    Herewith I send you a DXpedtion announcement for communication to the Japanese radio amateurs.

    The story (in the word document) announces a DXpedition to Liberia in October 2007. It's an expedtion by radio amateurs from the Netherlands in cooperation with Mercy Ships, a global charity organization that operates sea going hospitalships. What it's all about, is in the document so I won't repeat that here.

    I also enclose two pictures.
    - a photo of the flagship of Mercy Ships: the Africa Mercy in the harbour of Rotterdam (in the Netherlands) before leaving for Liberia.
    - a photo of the dxpedition members: standing left to right Arie PA3AN, Henk PA3AWW, sitting left to right Ad PA8AD and Arie PA3A.

    I hope that I knocked at the right e-mail door of the JARL, and hope to hear from you.


    Best Regards,

    Arie Kleingeld
    PA3A

  • From: Duane, WV2B
    Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 1:55 AM
    Subject: Sable Island DXpedition

    Gentlemen,

    Attached is infromation regarding our proposed DXpedtion to Sable Island, CY0, which is needed by many Japanese Dxers. We hope that Japanese Dxers and clubs will be interested in supporting our efforts.

    Thanks and 73,
    Duane Traver, WV2B

  • From: Rob, PA3GVI
    Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 4:44 AM
    Subject: PA3GVI

    I am PA3GVI and a very active DX-er in The Netherlands.

    I keep a website at www.sitekreator.com/pa3gvi with a diary and other ham related items.

    Since a couple weeks I have added two pages that might be interesting for hams around the globe.

    I have an HAM INTERVIEW page were famous ham's are being interviewed, have look at: www.sitekreator.com/pa3gvi/ham_interview.html

    I also just added a page with coverage of fieldays and small DX-peditions at: www.sitekreator.com/pa3gvi/ham_radio_events.html

    Maybe you can make a note in the newsletter, if it is of any interest to you?

    Kind regards and 73,

    Rob/PA3GVI

  • From: Ed, K3IXD
    Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 3:19 AM
    Subject: C6APR in IOTA Contest

    For Publication:

    C6APR - W2GJ, K3IXD, K4QO DXpedition to NA113, Crooked Island, Bahamas, for the IOTA Contest. QSOs also good for Light House BAH 005. Before and after the contest Pete, W2GJ will sign C6APR; Ed, K3IXD will sign C6AXD; and Randy, K4QO will sign C6AQO. They will be on 80m thru 6m including the WARC bands, CW, SSB, and RTTY from 26 July thru 30 July 2007.   All QSLs to K3IXD.

    73, Ed
    K3IXD

  • From: Manuel, CQ4IPY
    Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 7:02 AM
    Subject: CQ4IPY 4th International Polar Year

    Dear Friends!

    It's a Great Pleasure and Honoured Working for this Project!
    Radio Transmissions on Short wave starting 1st Period on June 9th until 15Th and 2nd Period from 8th to 14TH September. You can take a look what's "CQ means "General calling" 4TH" for" IPY is International Polar Year CQ4IPY is Unique and was licensed by ANACOM Portuguese Autority for Comunications. This is a GLOBAL ALERT The International Polar Year (IPY) is a global effort to focus the world's attention and research resources on the Polar Regions. The WEB still in updated but you can take a look here: http://www.cq4ipy.bravehost.com/

    Thanking in advance and Kind Regards

    73s
    Manuel Marques (Radio Operator CQ4IPY)

    REP Rede dos Emissores Portugueses
    Delegacao da Costa do Estoril
    Radioamadorismo uma actividade fascinante.
    Visite-nos em:
    http://repcostadoestoril.bravehost.com

  • From: Tibi, HA2MN
    Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 5:44 AM
    Subject: Specia Event - Danube River Activity - 2007

    Dear Fellow Hams,

    It is a pleasure to advise all of you that the DANUBE RIVER DAY activity will be organized this year too.

    A special event station HG7DANUBE will be active over the activity period June 01-30, 2007.

    Some rules are modified according to last year's experience.

    Please visit http://ha2mn.dsgnet.hu for detailed information.

    The Organizers would highly appreciate if you could propagate the event on your local and international news channels.

    See you in the activity!
    --
    73, dx de Tibi, HA2MN   CTC # 761   GACW # 802 CDX

    Member of SPAR Rag Chewer's Club No. 75 in CW and Phone.
    http://www.spar-hams.org

  • From: Wayne, W5KDJ
    Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 12:27 AM
    Subject: QSL Mgr

    Hi,

    announce/full A25KDJ/Botswana 5-21 July, CW/RTTY/PSK/SSB/EME
    160-6M 9ops/3sta's.

    Pls enter into your QSL Manager data base:

    A25KDJ
    Wayne Rogers
    9406 Wandsworth Dr.,
    Spring, Texas 77379
    USA

    Also: 3DA0KDJ - SV0WWW - TF2WJN

    W5KDJ - Wayne (USNR ret)
    TF2WJN * SV0WWW * 3DA0KDJ * A25KDJ
    LoTW * eQSL
    A2_Botswana - July 5-21, 2007
    'Diplomacy is the art of saying 'Nice doggie!' until you can find a rock'.

  • From: Isidro Acosta Hernandez, EA8NQ
    Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2007 9:13 AM
    Subject: DXpedition to Teide Volcano

    As a part of the campaign to get the Teide National Park (Tenerife, Canary Islands) be included in the UNESCO World Patrimony List, a group of radio amateurs will put the special callsign AN8TID on the air on June 9 and 10, 2007, operating from La Rambleta (Teide volcano), at 3,555 metres of altitude.

    They will be active on all HF, VHF and UHF bands, using CW, SSB and digital modes.

    QSL via EA8NQ, either direct (see www.qrz.com/ea8nq) or via the Bureau.

    Further information: www.ure.es/ea8arg/an8tid.htm

  • From: Oliver Tabakovski, Z32TO
    Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 4:55 PM
    Subject: HSTWC 2007

    Hello friends

    Approximately 10 days ago I've sent out an e-mail that contain the most recent software and rules for the HST championships.

    That was a preety big message and some of you didn't received it. So just to be sure that all of you will be informed properly, I'm sending out this e-mail with the information that will help you to download the championship software,latest rules and present HST world records.

    All document and software could be found on the IARU R1 web site at:
    http://www.iaru-r1.org/HST%20WG.htm

    However, you could download Morse Runner and RUFZXP also directly from the author's web sites at:
    http://www.rufzxp.net/download - section (Fileset for 2007 IARU HST World Chamionships);
    http://www.dxatlas.com/morserunner/ - section ( download Morse runner 1.67, the version approved by the EC of IARU R1 for HST Championship).

    For those of you who attend the championship as competitors,referees and team leaders, I strongly suggest to read the rules carefully and avoid eventual missundersandings durring the competition.

    For more information about the host of the HSTWC 2007, please visit:
    www.hst2007.org

    Best regards and see you soon

    IARU R1 HSTWG Chairman
    Z32TO, Oliver Tabakovski

  • From: Tom, WA5KUB
    Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 3:29 AM
    Subject: hamvention live video

    This is a reminder

    Don't forget to join in on the fun of the 2007 Dayton Hamvention this year by live streaming video and audio and chat room. Many of you joined us last year. We will be broadcasting the 3 days of the Hamvention live at http://wa5kub.com may 18-20th.

    We will also be broadcasting our 500 mile drive LIVE to hamvention. Watch us drive and chat with us and others around the world. We depart on Wed May 16th at approx 1300 GMT.

    The web site is up and running right now (right now it has recorded video of hamvention) and we will be switching to live soon.

    Please help us load test the system by going to http://wa5kub.com

    And watching and chatting with us and others.

    Also many of you watched the bird cam last year. This year we have a new live webcam of a birds nest and eggs and they are expected to hatch soon. Watch the mother bird fe ed and care for the babies. That link is http://tmedlin.com/birdcam.html

    Thanks and 73's

    Tom WA5KUB

  • From: Vasile Giurgiu, YO6EX
    Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 4:59 PM
    Subject: PRO-CW-CLUB info

    PRO-CW-CLUB

    Our club is dedicated to the preservation and encouragement the art of CW communications. Members are wellcome from all the world in two categories:

    1) FULL MEMBER - any amateur radio which is in the present or former professional CW radio operator in any services (commercial, military, etc). With recomendation of two memebers any amateur radio will be confirmed as full member.
    2) ASSOCIATE MEMBER: - any amateur radio which enjoy to use CW.

    Applicants will receive a very beautiful certificate. Dues is 10 Euro or 12 $, or 20 valid IRC. Fees only cash. Not any other cost. Our club have award and contest programme.
    Send your application to: Vasile GIURGIU, YO6EX, P.O.Box 168, SIBIU-1, RO-550450, ROUMANIA.

    AWARD PROGRAM

    WORKED PRO-CW-CLUB
    For worked with members: Class I: 12 points, Class II: 8 points, Class III: 4 points. A QSO with members in same continent count as 1 point, with DX count as 2 points. Are valid QSO's after 01.01.2000, only in CW.

    THE CHIRPERS AWARD
    For worked different stations (members or not members) only in CW. QSO's are valid after 01.01.1970. Class i: 10,000 QSO's, Class II: 5,000 QSO"s, Class III: 1000 QSO's.
    GCR. Log undersigned and certified by an award manager or two hams. The cost is 5 Euro or 6 $ or 10 valid IRC/ award/class. At demand will be issued for multi or single band.
    Application to: Vasile GIURGIU, YO6EX, P.O.Box 168, SIBIU-1, RO-550450, ROUMANIA.

    Active members:
    YO2BB YO2CY (sk) YO2RR (ex. yo2beh) YO2ARV YO2CJX YO2LIN YO3APG YO3BWK YO3GIC YO3KAA YO4ASG YO4DCF YO5OHO YO6EV YO6EX YO6ADW YO6DGI YO6DHE YO6KAL (sk) YO7AWQ YO7BKU YO9IF YO9OC YO9XC YO9AGI YO9BPX YO9CFR DJ5IO DJ6SI DK1WER DK6AP DL2HQA ER3AC ER5AA EW1AD HA5BR HL5AP I6HWD LY1FM N2YO OE9SLH ON4RU PA3CLQ SV1EDY YK1AH.

    For inform your members.   TKS!

  • From: GIANNIS, SV2FPU
    Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 6:24 PM
    Subject: 2007 WHITE TOWER DX TEAM DXPEDITION   Updated: May 09, 2007

    GOOD DAY FROM THESSALONIKI NORTHERN GREECE

    I WOULD LIKE TO INFORM YOU ABOUT THE 2007 WHITE TOWER DX TEAM IOTA EXPEDITION :

    1) DURATION 16 JUN (160300C START ) TO 22 JUN (230300C ENDEX)
    2) LOCATION : SKYROS ISLAND IOTA EU-060
      (NO 4 MOST WANTED ISLAND IN EUROPE - NO 1 MOST WANTED IN JAPAN - 15,4%)
    3) PARTICIPANTS : SV0XAW, SV2FPU, SV2HNZ, SV2HOB, SV2HPP (QSL MGR),
      SV2HPY, SV2HRT, SV2HSV, SV2GNQ (YL) (9 HAMS)
    4) ACTIVITY : ALL HF BANDS PLUS 6 M AND THE MOST IMPORTANT MODES
      ( SSB, CW, RTTY, PSK... )
    5) CALL SIGN : SY8WT
    6) MORE INFO ABOUT EXPEDITION TO OUR WEB PAGE : www.whitetowerdxt.com

    C U DOWN THE LOG FROM SKYROS ISLAND
    73 DE GIANNIS
    SV2FPU

  • From: Jonathan, G0DVJ
    Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 6:50 AM
    Subject: News Item: special event station GB400AA

    GB400AA
    400th Anniversary of America


    Three clubs in Eastern England; Clacton Radio Club, Felixstowe and District Amateur Radio Society and Harwich Amateur Radio Interest Group have joined forces to operate the GB400AA special event station. The station will commemorate the founding of Jamestown, Virginia 400 years ago when the ships Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery arrived in Virginia, with 102 passengers to found the first English speaking settlement in North America.

    The East Anglian area of England provided many of the participants in this adventure. Christopher Newport, the Admiral (leader) of the expedition and captain of the Susan Constant, was born and baptised in Harwich. Bartholomew Gosnold, who was born at Otley Hall near Ipswich, was Vice Admiral and captain of the Godspeed. There is no doubt that many of the shipsf crews came from this part of England as did many of the would be colonists.

    GB400AA will be operated at the Mayflower Museum on the Ha'penny Pier at Harwich where The Harwich Society ( a local history organisation) will have an exhibition showing the local area's connections with the inaugural voyages.

    The Station is planned to operate for long periods during the weekend 11th to 13th May, a high point in the international commemoration activities, and at other times during the month.

    More details will be available including operating schedule plans and QSL information at the website http://www.gb400aa.net/

  • From: Pat, N6RMJ
    Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2007 1:46 PM
    Subject: corrected rules for 2ghz and up contest

    SORRY ABOUT THIS , PLEASE READ NUMBER 5,6,7
    I HOPE THIS CLARIFIES EVERYTHING FOR EVERY ONE
    N6RMJ / PAT


    2007
    2GHz and Up World Wide Club Contest
    Sponsored by the San Bernardino Microwave Society


    1. Object
    Worldwide groups of amateurs (Clubs) work as many amateur stations in as many different locations as possible in the world on bands from 2GHz through Light.

    2. Date and Contest Period
    Second weekend in May. The weekend begins at 6 a.m. local Saturday though 8 p.m. Sunday.

    3. Exchange
    Six-character Maidenhead Locator; example DM04ww (see April 1994 QST, p. 86 or www.arrl/org/locate/gridinfo.html). Signal report is optional.

    4. Miscellaneous
    Scheduling contacts is both permissible and encouraged.

    Stations are encouraged to operate from more than a single location. A station may be worked again on each band for additional credit after a change of location.

    For purposes of the contest, a change of location is defined as a move of at least 16 km (10 miles).

    A transmitter used to contact one or more stations may not be used subsequently under any other call during the contest period with the exception for multiple licenses in the same family sharing the same equipment (family rule). The intent of this rule is to prohibit "manufactured" contacts.

    5. Scoring
    Distance points: The distance in km between stations for each successfully completed QSO. One point per kilometer (eg., 10km is 10 points).

    In making the distance calculations, a string (or ruler) and map may be used. However, calculations by computer program are preferred. Several such programs are available, including a BASIC program listing in The ARRL World Grid Locator Atlas. For purposes of making calculations, stations are defined as being located in the center of the 6-character locator sub-square (most computer programs make this assumption).

    6. Multipliers
    a.. 2 GHz to 10GHz times 1
    b.. 24 GHz = 2 times
    c.. 47 GHz = 4 times
    d.. 76 GHz and up = 8 times

    7. Bonus points
    Count 1000 points bonus for each band you activate and make at least one contact.
    Count 100 QSO points for each unique call sign worked per band

    8. Awards
    1st place plaque and all club entries will receive a certificate, suitable for framing.

    Send entries no later than 60 days after the contest to be considered.

    Submit logs via regular mail only.
    Pat Coker, N6RMJ
    40916 179th Street
    Lancaster CA 93535, USA

    For more information, rules and past scores see the SBMS web page at
    http://www.ham-radio.com/sbms/
    or contact
    Pat Coker, N6RMJ: n6rmj@sbcglobal.net

  • From: IZ0FKE
    Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 7:04 AM
    Subject: OH10TA Dxpedition

    Hi Folks!

    please send details to your members about next operations from Parainen.
    check www.oh10ta.com for more informations.

    73 de OH10TA Team.

  • From: hamfest@w4iax.com
    Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 1:02 AM
    Subject: Announcement: Mobile Al Hamfest & Computer Show!

    Mobile Hamfest & Computer Show!
    TABLE PRICES LOWERED!

    April 21 2007- 8AM to 3PM.
    Call: 206-338-HAMS


    Setup- Friday the 20th 3PM to 6 PM, Saturday the 21st 7AM to 8AM.
    Testing- All license testing at 9AM at the Hamfest.
    Prizes- N3FJP Ham Software Bundle, MORE!
    Admission- $5/Adult, Kids under 12 FREE!
    Tables- $10 for first, $5 for each additional.
    Vendors- B-Square Engineering, Memphis Amateur, Alabama Radio, MCM Computers, Tower Electronics, The SignMan, BearCat Radio, W4RT Electronics, Quick Cards, AND MORE!
    Flea market- Inside the Hamfest.
    Food- Sodas,Red Beans & Rice, Hamburgers.
    Talk in- 146.820 Repeater, Negative offset, 203.5Hz tone.
    Location- Elk's Lodge, 2671 Dauphin Island Parkway (HWY 163 south). South of I-10 about 2 miles on the left, Mobile Alabama.
    Contact-
    Fax and Voice Mail: 206-338-HAMS(4267)
    E-Mail: hamfest@w4iax.com
    Links- 2006 Hamfest Pictures
    Map- CLICK HERE
    PDF Flyer- CLICK HERE

  • From: Retu, OH4MDY
    Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2007 7:03 PM
    Subject: XU7 is active again

    Hello Om!

    XU7MDY is again qrv, 13.4.-23.4.2007.
    Modes are psk3, cw/ssb and maybe rtty.
    QSLs only direct and qsl-info is in qrz-com.
    CW-activities are planned on following frequencies: 1825, 3507, 7003, 10104, 14007, 21007, 24897 and 28020 kHz.
    QSLs only direct and qsl-info is in QRZ.COM
    Hope to hear You

    Retu
    OH4MDY/OX3RZ/XU7MDY

  • From: Jose Luis, EA1AX
    Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 2:19 AM
    Subject: QSL STAMPS

    Hello

    I am collector of QSL stamps, a lot he would be appreciated them informs on the form of getting 2 or 3 copies and the form of payment of the same ones.

    Sincerely

    Jose Luis, EA1AX
    ea1ax@ure.es

  • From: K2FF
    Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2007 6:20 AM
    Subject: PZ5A

    PZ5A will be operational this weekend in the CQWW SSB WPX Contest. QSL DIRECT via PZ5RA (Ramon) as indicated on QRZ.COM.

    IMPORTANT NOTE: PZ5A was first activated in the 2003 CQWW SSB WPX and QSLs for that operation still go via W5UE (Randy). The second activation of PZ5A as a special callsign (2007 SSB WPX) goes via PZ5RA only DIRECT as indicated on QRZ.COM.

    73 - K2FF

    In a message dated 3/23/2007 11:14:11 A.M. Central Standard Time, pz5ra@hotmail.com writes:

    Hi,

    Just a note to tell that PZ5A will be in the air again this weekend for CQ WPX 2007.
    Hope to hear you.

    Ramon
    pz5ra

  • From: Junior, PY2ZA
    Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 8:24 PM
    Subject: 24MHz - Pirates

    Dear HAM,

    I am PY2ZA-Junior, LABRE-SP (PY2AA) Vice President.

    We are finishing a work of audio records and collects of data against pirates stations in 12m(24MHz).

    This work will be taken the knowledge of the Brazilian Government (ANATEL - www.anatel.gov.br).

    In diverses chances I read in the cluster DX stations complaining of pirates in 12metros, I ask for its aid in strengthening our claim, send me stories, claims and, if please possible, audio records of pirates stations of Brazilian origin.

    TNX

    73 de PY2ZA - Junior
    Vice Presidente - LABRE-SP
    www.labre-sp.org.br

  • From: DUSAN CEHA, YU1EA
    Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 8:20 AM
    Subject: High Speed Telegraphy - WCH 2007 Invitation   Updated: March 29, 2007

    Dear Sir's

    We would like to inform you that the 7th World HST Championship will take part in Belgrade, Serbia in September 19-23rd 2007.

    We invite you to visit our web site www.hst2007.org to get more details.

    For additional information, requests etc, please do not hesitate to contact me at any time.

    Hope to see you in Belgrade-Serbia.

    73's

    DUSAN CEHA, YU1EA
    Amateur Radio Union of Serbia
    Chairman of the E.C. HST 2007
    mob: +381 64 11 30 590
    mob: +381 62 34 99 80
    e.mail: hst@hst2007.org
    yu1ea@yahoo.com

    Bulletin No. 1 HST v2.2A

  • From: Gaston Bertels, ON4WF
    Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 12:19 AM
    Subject: ARISS URGENT

    13 March 2007

    CALL FOR DONATIONS FOR ARISS ANTENNAS ON COLUMBUS

    ESA has accepted the installation of an amateur radio station onboard the Columbus module, the space laboratory which will be attached to the International Space Station at the end of the year.

    L/S-band patch antennas will be fixed on Meteorite Debris Panels (MDP) which protect the hull of Columbus. Feedthroughs and coaxial cables have already been installed and holes drilled in MDPs on the nadir of the space lab where the antennas will be fixed. The installation cost is supported by ESA. It amounts to well over 100.000?.

    The antennas are developed by the Institute of Telecommunications and Acoustics of Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland.

    A year ago we have launched a funding campaign for the development and manufacturing of the antennas. The collected money has permitted to start the development of antennas by the University in close collaboration with EADS and Alenia Spazio, the contractors in charge of Columbus.

    The construction of Columbus has reached its final stage. The ARISS antennas shall be installed in May 2007. A most important aspect has yet to be solved : funding.

    The Wroclaw University of Technology has obtained a special funding for the ARISS antennas from the Polish Ministry of Research and Development. This helps cover the total cost and limits our effort to 65.000 euro.47.000 euro has already been paid by ARISS. We still have to pay 18.000 euro to finish the work.

    Our goal has been set to 80.000 euro. After the antennas are fixed on the module and Columbus is attached to the ISS, we will still need to build the onboard equipment.

    Taking into account that time is getting really short, ARISS-Europe renews the call for donations to the IARU and AMSAT societies as well as to their members individually. Every contribution, small or important, is very welcome.

    Donations are published on www.ariss-eu.org. You can use PayPal on the Columbus page of the website. If you prefer, your donation will be published as anonymous.

    In the name of the amateur radio community, we thank the donators who contribute to the presence of amateur radio on manned territory in Space.

    Please help now. We are very near to the goal. Don't let us miss the last step.

    Gaston Bertels, ON4WF
    ARISS-Europe chairman

  • From: Antonio Gamito
    Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 6:35 AM
    Subject: Ham Radio "Portuguese Navy Day Contest"

    As part of "Portuguese Navy Day celebrations", Portuguese Navy Hamradio Club "NUCLEO DE RADIOAMDORES DA ARMADA", as usual, is going to organise once again the HF Contest under the name "Portuguese Navy Day Contest", with Certificate of Participation in accordance with the Regulations posted in our webpage. This year the contest is scheduled to the firs weekend of May as stated on the Regulations at www.nra.pt

    Time duration is 24 hours starting on Saturday at 051500UTC May 07 until 061459UTC May 07. Regulations are available at:

    http://www.nra.pt/php/bdContestRules.php?lang=en

    We kindly invite all Hamradio Community to participate actively on this fabulous Contest.

    See you all on the Contest.

    73 from
    Portuguese Navy Hamradio Club

  • From: Jim Bearman, VE5DX/VE7
    Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 1:09 AM
    Subject: Want to Buy a Kenwood TS 670

    Want to Buy VE5DX/VE7 a Kenwood TS 670, please send information regarding price and condition to jim@kutyn.com.

    Thank you

    Jim Bearman VE5DX/VE7

  • From: Igor lazarev, US0VA
    Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 1:38 PM
    Subject: International ARDF Championships

    Dear ARDF friends

    I take great pleasure in inviting you to the International ARDF Championships "Kiev Spring 2007" which will be held in Kiev, Ukraine 28.04.07 - 2.05.07.

    All information you can find on web page http://www.uarl.org.ua/ardf/KS2007.htm

    Sincerely yours

    Igor Lazarev, US0VA
    P.O.Box 11 Kiev
    04111 Ukraine

  • From: QTC SP2FAP
    Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 9:27 AM
    Subject: SESH Award

    Special Events Stations Hunter Award

    1. The Special Events Stations Hunter Award (SESH) is issued by the editor of Polish Radio Amateurs' Journal QTC.

    2. Award is issued to an amateur radio station which submits a proof of contacts with 100 or more Special Events Stations. All bands and modes may be used.

    3. All contacts have to have been made after November 15, 1945.

    4. The SESH Award is also available for SWLs.

    5. All contacts must be two-way in the mode for which the application is made.

    6. In application (GCR list) all QSOs/HRDs must be listed in alphanumeric order (A to Z and 1 to 0) by call.

    7. The cost of the award is 10 Euro or 12 USD or 10 IRCs.

    8. Applications should be sent via registred mail to:
    Polish Radio Amateurs' Journal, c/o Sylwester Jarkiewicz SP2FAP, Suchacz-Zamek, ul. Wielmozy 5b, 82-340 Tolkmicko, Poland

    9. Editor eMail: sp2fap@post.pl

    10. Internet - http://qtc.radio.org.pl/pokazartykul.php?articleID=482

  • From: Rick Rosen, K1DS
    Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 6:23 AM
    Subject: Microwave Update 2007 announcement

    MICROWAVE UPDATE (MUD) 2007 October 18-19-20
    Historic Valley Forge Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Thursday sightseeing or possible surplus tour
    Conference Fri & Sat; Flea Market Fri night
    Vendors on site; Banquet Sat night; Door prizes and raffles
    Hosted by the Pack Rats--Mt Airy VHF Radio Club
    Spouses, friends and family invited; hospitality room
    Alternative family/spouse programs available
    $79 early-bird registration until 9/1 includes Conference, proceedings, and banquet.
    $89 from 9/1-10/1; $99 thereafter. Extra banquet
    Tickets $39. Special hotel rate $92 per night
    Full info and registration at www.microwaveupdate.org

    Abstracts, papers and presentations may be sent to W2PED pdrexler@hotmail.com
    or N2UO lu6dw@yahoo.com
    Questions to chairpersons K3TUF Phil@k3tuf.com Or KB3HCL@arrl.net

  • From: Pat, N6RMJ
    Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 3:24 AM
    Subject: 2 GHz and up contest announcement   Rules Updated, see HERE

    For immediate release - Announcement for 2GHz and Up Contest Club Contest

    San Bernardino Microwave Society 2GHz and Up Club Contest for 2007

    In the spirit of stimulating activity in the microwave bands, the San Bernardino Microwave Society (SBMS) is sponsoring a 2GHz and Up Club Contest.

    For this year, 2007 the contest period runs from 6 a.m. May 12 to 8 p.m. May 13 local time.

    This is a club competition in which members tally up their scores and add them with other members' scores to make up a club score.

    2007
    2GHz and Up World Wide Club Contest
    Sponsored by the San Bernardino Microwave Society


    1. Object
    Worldwide groups of amateurs (Clubs) work as many amateur stations in as many different locations as possible in the world on bands from 2GHz through Light.

    2. Date and Contest Period
    Second weekend in May. The weekend begins at 6 a.m. local Saturday though 8 p.m. Sunday.

    3. Exchange
    Six-character Maidenhead Locator; example DM04ww (see April 1994 QST, p. 86 or www.arrl/org/locate/gridinfo.html). Signal report is optional.

    4. Miscellaneous
    Scheduling contacts is both permissible and encouraged.

    Stations are encouraged to operate from more than a single location. A station may be worked again on each band for additional credit after a change of location.

    For purposes of the contest, a change of location is defined as a move of at least 16 km (10 miles).

    A transmitter used to contact one or more stations may not be used subsequently under any other call during the contest period with the exception for multiple licenses in the same family sharing the same equipment (family rule). The intent of this rule is to prohibit "manufactured" contacts.

    5. Scoring
    Distance points: The distance in km between stations for each successfully completed QSO. One point per kilometer (eg., 10km is 10 points). QSO points: Count 100 QSO points for each unique call sign worked per band.

    In making the distance calculations, a string (or ruler) and map may be used. However, calculations by computer program are preferred. Several such programs are available, including a BASIC program listing in The ARRL World Grid Locator Atlas. For purposes of making calculations, stations are defined as being located in the center of the 6-character locator sub-square (most computer programs make this assumption).

    6. Multipliers
    2 GHz to 10GHz times 1
    24 GHz = 2 times
    47 GHz = 4 times
    76 GHz and up = 8 times

    7. Bonus points
    100 points bonus may be added for each unique call worked per band.

    8. Awards
    1st place plaque and all club entries will receive a certificate, suitable for framing.

    Send entries no later than 60 days after the contest to be considered.

    Submit logs via regular mail only.
    Pat Coker, N6RMJ
    40916 179th Street
    Lancaster CA 93535, USA

    For more information, rules and past scores see the SBMS web page at http://www.ham-radio.com/sbms/ or contact Pat Coker, N6RMJ: n6rmj@sbcglobal.net


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