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Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 772
The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 772
BID: $OPDX.772
August 21, 2006
Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio)
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, NG3K, W3UR & The Daily DX, N4AA
& QRZ DX, KA7KUZ, N7MQ, N7NG, K8YSE, Pete's-DX-Newsdesk, DH5JG, DL1EK
& The DX News Letter, DL6KAC, DL7JAN, F5NQL & UFT, HA0HW, I1HYW, I1JQJ/
IK1ADH & 425 DX News, LZ1BJ, PA7FM, RSGB IOTA, TA3YJ, UX0FF, VA3RJ & ICPO,
VE3EXY, VK4AAR, VK6CQ and YT1HA for the following DX information.
DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 13th/August, through Sunday, 20th/August there were 201
countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3V, 3W, 4J, 4L, 4S,
4X, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5U, 5V, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7Q, 7X, 8P, 8Q, 8R, 9A, 9G, 9H,
9J, 9K, 9M2, 9M6, 9Q, 9V, 9Y, A2, A4, A5, A6, A7, A9, AP, BV, BY, C3,
C5, C9, CE, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, DL, DU, E4, EA, EA6, EA8,
EA9, EI, EK, EL, ER, ES, EU, EX, EY, F, FG, FH, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FP, FR,
FW, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HH, HI, HK, HL, HP,
HR, HS, HV, HZ, I, IS, J7, JA, JD/o, JT, JW, JY, K, KH0, KH6, KL, KP2,
KP4, LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ,
P2, P4, PA, PJ2, PY, PZ, S5, S9, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T7, T8,
T9, TA, TF, TG, TI, TK, TT, TU, TY, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN, UR, V3, V4,
V5, V7, V8, VE, VK, VK9N, VP2E, VP2V, VP5, VP8, VP8/h, VP9, VQ9, VR,
VU, XE, XU, XX9, YA, YB, YI, YL, YN, YO, YU, YU6, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB,
ZC4, ZD7, ZD8, ZK1/s, ZL, ZP, ZS
* PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain "Pirate/SLIM" operations or
more likely a "BUSTED CALLSIGN". As always, you never know - "Work
First Worry Later" (WFWL).
3V8, TUNISIA (IOTA Op!). Look for Francois, F8DVD, to be active as 3V8SM
from the facilities of the Scout Houm Souk ARC on Djerba Island (AF-083),
August 28-31st. He intends to be active on both CW and SSB, on all bands,
from 80-10 meters, propagation permitting. Francois will use a FT-767
w/100w into beam and dipoles. QSL this activity ONLY to F8DVD, either
direct (SAE + IRC or 1 USD for Europe, and 2 USDs for Africa and elsewhere)
or via the French REF-Union Bureau. Please nothing via 3V Bureau. F8DVD's
address is: FRANCOIS BERGEZ, 6 RUE DE LA LIBERTE, F-71000 MACON (FRANCE).
4TH AAW. Dates have been announced for the next and 4th Antarctic Activity
Week (AAW). Gianni, I1HYW, informs OPDX that Worldwide Antarctic Program's
(WAP) Antarctic Activity Week 2007 will be held February 19-25th. If
you go to the WAP's Web site, you will find a new banner with the name
"Antarctic Activity Week". By clicking on it, you will be moved to the AAW
callsigns history list from the first AAW (2004) through the 4th event of
2007. Several stations have already announced/booked for next yearÂ’s event,
and you can see their callsigns listed in the 2007 session. AAW is an
unique world-wide event where Hams are "celebrating and working to improve
Worldwide interest around the Antarctic Continent and its related matters,
to understand and share what the Nations and Organizations are doing to
study and protect this still non contaminated corner of the world and share
from there, a message of peace." Apply for your ANT special callsign, and
let them know about it in order to issue your WAP reference and be ready
on time to join them. For Award collectors, the WAP-ASEA (Antarctic Special
Event Award), managed by ARI Cassino, is sponsoring this particular event:
http://www.aricassino.it/diplomi.htm
WAP states, "Antarctica is much more than an amusement, Antarctica is
passion and culture!" Visit their Web page at: http://www.ddxc.net/wap
4W, TIMOR-LESTE. QSL Manager, Dennis, PA7FM, informs OPDX that 4W6AAB
went QRT on the 12th of August after almost 4 weeks in Timor-Leste. Almost
3000 QSOs were made on 40-10 meters on SSB/CW/RTTY and PSK31. Dennis
mentions that for those who missed him again.... it was probably due to
the very limited operation hours. He will most likely go back, maybe
at the end of this year. QSL cards will be printed soon, while the log
is online at: http://www.pa7fm.nl
QSL via PA7FM: Dennis Robbemond, Loggerhof 11, 3181 NS Rozenburg,
The Netherlands.
4X, ISRAEL. Look for Hal/W8HC, Randall/K8OQL and four 4X operators to be
active as 4X0WV during the CQWW DX SSB Contest (October 28-29th) as a
Multi-? entry. QSL via W8HC.
5Z, KENYA. Nick, G3RWF, is planning to return to activate 5Z4LS again
in November for the CQWW DX CW Contest. He is expected to probably stay
a few more days than last year. Nick is planning to use the Radio Society
of Kenya clubhouse in Nairobi again.
7P, LESOTHO. Operators Wolf/DH3WO, Mathias/DJ2HD and Jan/DL7JAN will be
active as 7P8WO, 7P8DJ and 7P8JF, respectively, from Roma between September
3-12th. Activity will be on 80-10 meters on CW/SSB/RTTY and PSK31. They
will have two stations on the air. QSL all callsigns via DL7JAN only,
either direct (QRZ.com) or via the bureau. Visit the following Web page
at: http://www.qsl.net/dl7jan/
AFRICAN TOUR. Miki, YT1CS, is planning another trip to Africa during the
month of October. He plans to activate a couple of IOTAs and countries
during his travels. So far his list of destinations include the following
Tanzania (5H), Kenya (5Z), Burundi (9U), Ethiopia (ET), Comoros (D6) and
Mayotte (FH). During his 5H and 5Z trips, Miki will activate the following
IOTAs: Lamu Island (AF-040; 5Z4), Wasini Island (AF-067; 5Z4), Zanzibar
(AF-032; 5H3) and Pemba (AF-063; 5H3). The duration of his stay is dependent
on sponsor's support. Miki is looking for sponsors and can be reached at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ANTARCTIC RADIO OPERATOR NEEDED. Alan, VK6CQ/VK0LD/VP8PJ/9V1DX, reports:
"I am looking for someone for a temporary position as a radio/communications
operator at Patriot Hills, Antarctica, this coming season. The job involves
maintaining voice communications with Twin Otter aircraft and mountaineering
parties on HF, VHF and Iridium satellite. This would suit an experienced
HF amateur radio operator and is a paid position with airfares to/from
Punta Arenas provided. Patriot Hills is located at 80 degrees South, at
the southern end of the Ellsworth Mountains and is serviced by a weekly
5 hour flight on an Ilyushin 76 cargo jet from Punta Arenas, Chile.
Accommodation, food etc. at Patriot Hills is provided free of charge.
Dates are approximately mid October 2006 to end of January 2007, but a
shorter period may be negotiated for suitable candidates. The position
requires very good English language skills and a reasonable level of
fitness." If you are interested, contact Alan at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To see pictures and info on Patriot Hills, visit Alan's Web page at:
http://www.geocities.com/vk0ld/home.html
CN, MORROCCO. M'hamed, CN8NK, is expected to be active on RTTY 30 meters
very soon.
DXCC NEWS...................
Followup -- DXCC Accreditation Criteria Change (August 14th, 2006).
Wayne Mills, N7NG, ARRL Membership Services Manager, reports: "It has
become commonplace for DXpeditions to publish the band and mode for
selected callsigns. While this reduces the overall integrity of the
QSLing process slightly, it's a reasonable compromise. In almost every
case, the new accreditation rule will change nothing. Publishing band
and mode information for each callsign (as is now done) is perfectly
acceptable. It is only the rare case where complete QSO information is
published or can be derived for the published data that we are concerned
about. Understand that were a DXpedition log (or any log for that matter)
to be inviolable, that is never to be changed, these matters would be
moot. In fact, it would be better to publish the logs. But logs are
changed, and most times for good reason. Can you imaging the grousing
if a DXpedition were to refuse to make any changes to the log? Let's face
it, then. Logs are changed. The existance of a complete log (including
time, date, band, mode and callsign, or enough information to derive those
parameters), available to all interested parties can create difficulties
for QSL managers, and in the end call into question the integrity of the
QSLing processes. What's a manager to do when two or more DXers with very
similar calls claim a single QSO? This situation can and does happen much
more frequently when a complete log is published. The ARRL DXCC Branch
has spent many thousands of man-hours over the years checking cards and
making every effort to maintain the integrity of the DXCC program. Most
DXers would have it no other way. When we were considering rule changes
back in the late nineties, many DXers went out of their way to comment
to the effect that we should never compromise on integrity. Publishing
complete logs on the Internet can and will impair the integrity of the
program. We intend to resist."
EA8, CANARY ISLANDS. Frank, DH5JG, will be operating as EA8/DH5JG from
Lanzarote Island (AF-004, DIE S-007) from August 30th until September 12th.
Activity will be on 40-10 meters including the WARC bands. Modes will be
CW, SSB and RTTY/PSK31. He will also participate in the upcoming IARU
Region 1 SSB Field Day and WAEDC SSB Contest. QSL via DH5JG by the bureau
(DARC).
IOTA NEWS.......................
AS-093. Kang, DS4DRE, will be active as DS4DRE/4 from Hong Island now
through the end of the year. Activity will be on 80-10 meters
CW/SSB. QSL to his home callsign, direct or by the bureau.
EU-048. Chris, F8EUK, will be active as F8EUK/p from Houat Island,
September 10-17th. Activity will be mainly CW on 30/20/17/15
meters. He will use a FT-857D w/100w into a multi-doublet
and HM vertical. Operation will be limited because he is
on holiday. QSL via the bureau.
EU-064. Operators Gilles/F5JPG, Michel/F5UTL, Dominique/F1CNB, Luis/
F5THW and Juan/F5IRC will be active as TM2P from Pilier Island
(AT-30 and Lighthouse DPLF: PB032, WLOTA: LH 622 and ARLHS:
FRA 396), between September 8-10th. Activity will be on 80-10
meters (no 160m), CW, SSB and PSK31. QSL via F5IRC.
EU-095. Several members of the F5KDK ARS will be active as TM5F from
Frioul Island, August 25-27th. Activity will be on 160-10
meters CW/SSB. Operators mentioned are: Odette/F1IKA, Yannick/
F1NSR, Alexandre/F4CJV, Florent/F4CWN, Michel/F5IVP and Jean
Michel/F5SDD. QSL via F1IKA. More information is available at:
http://www.f5kdk.com/
SA-044. Members of the 4M5DX Group and the Mediterranean DX Club will
be activating La Tortuga Island in Venezuela as YX5IOTA between
September 26th and October 1st. Activity will be on all bands
and modes. QSL Manager is IT9DAA. Please check their Web page
for list of operators and suggested frequencies at:
http://yx5iota.4m5dx.org
IRCS. Alan, VK4AAR, has received important information direct from the
Universal Postal Union (in Switzerland) in response to his inquiry regarding
the expiry dates for IRCs. Here is what he received from the IRC and
Philately Programme Assistant: "Since 2002, the validity date for exchange
is printed on each international reply coupon.
The new international reply coupon (Beijing model 2), on sale from 1 July
2006, is valid for exchange until 31 December 2009.
The international reply coupons (Beijing model 1), on sale from 1 January
2002, must be exchanged before 31 December 2006. They will have no value
after this date.
I would like to inform you that International Reply Coupons (IRCs) issued
from 1906 to 1974 (in blue colour) do not have any value for exchange, but
maybe they have a historical value. You may wish to consult a collector
of IRCs to know if the coupon has any financial value.
You should understand that currently the IRCs issued from 1975 to 2001
(in yellow colour) are exchangeable indefinitely according to the current
UPU rules. However, this kind of IRC cannot be anymore exchangeable, in
term of finances, between the postal administrations since 30 June 2006.
Therefore, it means that some of them do not accept anymore this coupon
for exchange.
The exchange of IRC (after the customer's exchange) between the postal
administrations is managed by a bilateral agreement, and if there's no
bilateral agreement, the postal administrations loses money."
Readers are suggested to visit a Web page that Jim, AD1C, has put up
about the above IRC information (from the Universal Postal Union). On the
Web site, readers will see the different IRCs as mentioned above. Go to:
http://www.ad1c.us/upu_rules_irc.htm
KH8SI SUMMARY REPORT. A QSOs summary sheet on the KH8SI DXpedition became
available this past week. The KH8SI team made some 16,390 QSOs from Swains
Island. The first QSO was on July 28th (2006) at 2219z with AH8LG on 20m
SSB. Last QSO was on August 2nd (2006) at 1600z with VK1XP on 20m SSB.
The following are more numbers on the operation.
Band Mode QSO Continental QSOs
---- ---- ----- ----------- ----
160m CW 227 NA 8,810
75m PH 266 SA 137
40m PH 1,595 EU 1,655
30m CW 2,426 AS 5,132
20m PH 5,987 OC 603
20m CW 1,084 AF 53
20m RTTY 25 -----
17m PH 3,644 16,390
17m CW 13
15m PH 800 JA 4,723
12m PH 323 USA 8,268
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16,390
Activity took place during 6 days with the solar flux around 73
and the K at 1. QSL via JA1BK. For the story, log search and pictures
visit: http://www.iijnet.or.jp/JA1BK/home_e.html
LZ1900, BULGARIA (Special Event). Several members of the Bulgarian
Federation of Radio Amateurs (BFRA) will activate the special event
callsign LZ1900K (LIMA ZULU ONE NINE ZERO ZERO KILO) through the end of
2006. Activity is to commemorate the 1900th anniversary of the proclamation
the of ancient city of Pautalia (modern Kyustendil) by Roman Emperor
Mark Ulpiy Trayan for Municipia (Province center), including the right of
the city to issue coins. QSL preferably via the LZ QSL Bureau to LZ1BJ.
NP2, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS. Members of the Flordia Contest Group will be
active as NP2B during the CQWW DX SSB Contest (October 28-29th) as a
Multi-? entry. Operators mentioned are George/K5KG, John/NP2B, Esteban/
W4DTA, Julio/WD4R and Fred/K9VV. QSL via NP2B.
PIRATE ALERT. Reports indicate that the activity of a 9A/TA3J back in
July was a PIRATE. Berkin, TA3J, states that he didn't operate from
Croatia. Save your green stamps!
QSL INFO AND NEWS.........................
4O8O via YT1HA. Zik, YT1HA/4O8O, informs OPDX that he is still waiting
for QSL cards from the printer and the QSLs will be sent out when he
receives them. QSL is "OK" direct via YT1HA or e-QAL via eqsl.cc. This
QSL counts for Serbia.
QSL DA2006LH via the Bureau or direct to DG0UFA (QRZ.com address).
Activity was from Staberhuk Lighthouse (ARLHS FED-226, WW Loc. JO54PJ)
located on Fehmarn Island (EU-128, O-01 for the German Islands Award)
during the International Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend.
QSLs for DF0HC will go out automatically via the DARC Bureau or (if
you really need a direct card) via DJ5KP (address is good on QRZ.com or
actual callbooks). Activity was during the International Lighthouse
Weekend from Helios Tower (FED-107) in Cologne. More info at:
http://www.mydarc.de/dn1kav/
Direct QSLs for T96Q go via T93Y: Boris Knezovic, P.O. Box 59,
Sarajevo BA-71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina (w/SAE and 1 IRC or 2 USDs).
Bureau cards will be forwarded to Boris. QSL requests sent to T96Q's
address will be forwarded to Boris every month or two, so if you want
a quick answer, please do not send your cards there. All questions
regarding QSL traffic for T96Q can be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nilay, TA3YJ, QSL Manager for the following callsigns states you can
find out the status of your QSL for sending (incoming/outgoing) direct
and via the Bureau QSL cards at the TA3YJ QSL Service. She is the QSL
Manager for: TA3J, TA3J/0 (AS-099), TA3J/0 (AS-115), TA3J/1, TA3J/3,
TA3J/3 (TUR 006), TA3J/4, TA3J/4 (TUR 065), TA3J/60, TC2K4J, YM125ATA,
TA3PI, HA/TA3J, LZ1/TA3J, LZ2/TA3J, OE/TA3J, OK/TA3J, SV1/TA3J, SV4/TA3J,
TA3YJ, TA3YJ (AS-099), TA3YJ/3, TA3YJ/3 (TUR 006), TA3YJ/4, TA3YJ/4
(TUR 065), TA3YPI, LZ2/TA3YJ, SV1/TA3YJ, YM3BU, YM3ATA, YM3SV, YM75TA,
YM21TA, YM3LZ (WPX2000SSB) and YM3LZ (WAE2000SSB). To see the status
of your QSL, visit the Web page at:
http://www.geocities.com/qslservice/ta3yj
SPECIAL EVENT (911). Robert, W2IK, will again be operating special event
station W2IK/WTC911 on September 11th, from 1300-0300z (9 AM-11 PM EST).
He states that activity is "IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES DURING
THE WORLD TRADE CENTER DISASTER. I WILL BE USING MY PERSONAL CALL BECAUSE
IT WAS THE FIRST CALL THAT WAS SENT FROM 'GROUND ZERO'." Look for activity
on the upper portions of 40/20/15 meters SSB. QSL by sending a 9x12 SASE
to the QRZ.com address of W2IK: PO BOX 6731, San Antonio, TX 78209. A
special QSL certificate has been printed. Visit the following Web to see
last year's event: http://hometown.aol.com/alonestaryank/W2IKWTC911.html
SPECIAL EVENTS (Ukraine). Look for the following special event stations
to be active from the Ukraine between August 24-28th. Activity is to
celebrate Ukraine's 15th anniversary of independence. Operations will
be on all HF bands. Special event stations are:
EO15FF - QSL via UX0FF, direct or by the bureau.
EO15FW - QSL via UT3FW, direct or by the bureau.
EM15FA - QSL via UT2FA, direct or by the bureau.
USI NEWS..................
TN036. Operators Ralph/WA3YFQ, Joe/WA3WMB and Loren/WA3WZR will activate
Goat Island (Not IOTA, but a USI new one!) located in Dale Hollow
Lake, Pickett county, Tennessee, between August 21-25th. They
will use the callsign WA3YFQ for this operation. Activity will
start around 1600z on 7250 kHz, then they will QSY to 14260 kHz.
QSL via WA3YFQ (QRZ.com).
VE, CANADA. Laci, HA0HW, will once again be in Canada between August 20th
and September 17th. He informs that he will try to operate as VE3/HA0HW
from VE3NE's QTH as he did last winter. Laci states that this isn't a
"DXpedition" it is a work-trip (on the job training). QSL via HA QSL
Bureau or direct to QRZ.com address.
VP5, TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS. Operators Frank/WA2VYA, Tony/W2WAS and
John/N2VW will be active as VP5T during the CQWW DX SSB Contest (October
28-29th) as a Multi/Multi or Multi-2 entry. QSL via N2VW or LoTW. Their
activity will be from VP5JM on Providenciales (NA-003). Look for CW and
operations on the WARC bands before and after the contest. Operators will
sign using VP5/homecall. QSL to their home callsigns. No eQSLS.
W7, UNITED STATES (RTTY from MT!). Three members of Cinco Nueve Contest
Group from Oregon/Southwest Washington, will participate in CQ WW RTTY
Contest (September 23-24th) from Montana. The trio will be active from
W7LR's QTH and use his callsign for the contest. QSL via W7LR. Outside
of the contest, operators will be active a bit using homecalls/7 -- for
those QSOs, the QSLs go to either Al/K7AR, Mark/N7MQ or Ron/WJ7R.
If there are special RTTY WAS needs, Email to N7MQ [EMAIL PROTECTED], and
they will see what they can do. No promises on skeds.
ZL, NEW ZEALAND (Ops Needed!). Brian/KA7KUZ and Brian/ZL1AZE are assembling
an international team entry in the 2006 CQ WW SSB Contest from the Quartz
Hill (ZL6QH) superstation. Transportation will be provided to and from
Wellington Airport with accommodation provided at the station. With the
assortment of Vee beams, yagi beams, rhombic and low band sloper antennas
available at this site, there will be no shortage of operating opportunities
before, during and after the contest. This may be the last CQ WW SSB Contest
from ZL6QH for some time; it is likely that the antennas will be removed
in 2007 for the construction of a wind farm. If interested, please contact
KA7KUZ at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Visit the Quartz Hill's Web page at: http://www.zl6qh.com
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