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Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 554
The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 554
BID: $OPDX.554
March 18, 2002
Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF-80 BBS Cleveland, Ohio
Online at 440-237-8208 28.8k-1200 Baud 8/N/1
Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX
Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet
Clusters Network, ARRL Letter, K1XN, NC1L, NT1N, WA2MOE, K3LR, W3UR & The
Daily DX, N4AA & QRZ DX, N4VA, NX4D, K6JAT, K6SE, KH6BZF, N6DE, NH6D,
W7TSQ, K8YSE, DL1EK & DX News Letter, F5NQL & UFT, FJ5DX & La Gazette
du DX, G3SXW, G4ZFE, IN3ZNR, JA0SC, JH4RHF, OZ6OM & OZ 50 MHz DX Bulletin,
SP5UAF, UT3UY, UT3UZ, VA3RJ & ICPO, VK4CP, VK4DX, YT1AD and ZL4HU for
the following DX information.
DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 10/March, through Sunday, 17/March there were 235 countries
active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3B9, 3D2, 3V, 3W, 4J, 4L, 4S, 4U1I,
4W, 4X, 5A, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5V, 5X, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7Q, 7X, 8P, 8R, 9A, 9G,
9H, 9J, 9K, 9L, 9M2, 9M6, 9N, 9V, 9Y, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A9, AP, BV,
BY, C2, C3, C6, CE, CE0A, CE0X, 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, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FP, FR, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA, HB, HB0,
HC, HH, HI, HK, HK0/a, HL, HP, HR, HS, HV, I, IS, J2, J3, J6, J7, J8, JA,
JD/o, JT, JW, JX, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH3, KH6, KH8, KL, KP2, KP4, LA,
LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ, P2, P4, PA,
PJ2, PJ7, PY, PY0S, PZ, S2, S5, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T30, T7,
T8, T9, TA, TF, TG, TI, TK, TL, TN, TR, TT, TU, TY, UA, UA2, UA9, UK,
UN, UR, V3, V4, V5, V7, V8, VE, VK, VK9C, VK9N, VP2E, VP2V, VP5, VP6,
VP8, VP8/h, VP8/o, VP9, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XU, XW, XX9, YA, YB, YI, YJ,
YK, YL, YN, YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZD9, ZF, ZK1/s,
ZK2, ZK3, ZL, ZP, ZS
* PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain "Pirate/SLIM" operations. As
always, you never know - "Work First Worry Later" (WFWL).
3B8, MAURITIUS. Mart, DL6UAA, is heading back to Mauritius and is expected
to be there by March 25th. He will be there for some weeks. He will
probably sign 3B8MM. Activity should be on 80-10 meters, CW/SSB/RTTY.
For more information, check out the following Web sites:
http://www.dl6uaa.de
http://www.hamradio-mauritius.com
3V, TUNISIA. Mustapha/DL1BDF, DL1BDI, and Jun/JH4RHF are expected to
visit the five 3V clubs for technical support between March 27th and April
13th. During their visit, they will activate the stations, 3V8CB, 3V8SJ,
3V8SQ, 3V8SF and 3V8SM. Jun, JH4RHF, will operate 3V8CB during the CQ
WPX SSB Contest (March 30th-April 1st). Hiro, JA0SC, reports that Jun
told him he would be active on SSTV before and after the contest. All
QSLs go to DL1BDF direct.
DINNER ACTIVITIES.............
CONTEST DINNER. Tim Duffy, K3LR, of the North Coast Contesters, was
pleased to announce this past week the details of the 10th Annual
Dayton Contest Dinner. Master of Ceremonies is CQ Magazine Contest
Editor and CQ Contest Hall of Fame member, John Dorr, K1AR. The 2002
Contest Hall of Fame Inductions will be formally announced by the
CQ WorldWide Contest Director and CQ Contest Hall of Fame member, Bob
Cox, K3EST. Several WRTC 2002 activities are planned. The dinner will
be held on Saturday night, May 18th, at 6:30 PM: Cash bar opens at 5:30
PM. Location of the dinner will be at the Crowne Plaza Hotel (Official
Contest Hotel) 5th and Jefferson Streets (Next to the Convention Center)
Dayton (Downtown), Ohio, in the VAN CLEVE BALLROOM. Price is 30 USD per
person. **** SEATING IS LIMITED TO 300, SO ORDER YOUR TICKETS EARLY ****
All dinner ticket orders are handled exclusively by Craig Clark, W1JCC.
Contact him by phone by calling Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM
eastern USA time at: 1-800-457-7373; or 1-603-899-6957 for International;
or by FAX 1-603-899-6826 (24 hours). You can also E-mail your orders to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
TOPBANDER'S DX DINNER. Earl, K6SE, annouced this past week that the
Topbander's DX Dinner will be held Friday, April 26th, at 7:30 PM in
the banquet room at Sizzler's Restaurant, 2121 W Caldwell in Visalia,
California, during the International DX Convention. Dinner attendees
will order from the Sizzler's menu and pay their tabs individually.
There is no other fee. After dinner, the speakers will be N7JW and K7CA,
they will put on a presentation about their 28-element 160-meter antenna
array in Utah, and N6FF will put on a show about the recent PW0T
DXpedition. Also, W6OSP will give a talk about the Northern California
DX Foundation (NCDXF), a sponsor of many DXpeditions. So far, 33
individuals have signed up for the dinner. If you plan to attend,
please contact Earl at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Information on Convention activities may be seen at:
http://www.qsl.net/visalia2002/
DXCC NEWS..........
* Bill Moore, NC1L, DXCC Manager, reports: "The operations listed
below have been on hold awaiting supporting documentation. This has
been received, and upon review, they are now being accepted for DXCC
credit.
VP8THU - South Sandwich Islands (18 JAN 2002 - 22 JAN 2002)
VP8GEO - South Georgia (26 JAN 2002 - 06 FEB 2002)
Anyone who had this rejected during a recent submission can contact
DXCC at < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > for an update to their record. Or, it can
be sent with the next submission for credit."
* The ARRL Letter this week reminds everyone that the cutoff date for
the 2002 DXCC Honor Roll list is approaching. In order to be shown in
this year's list, submissions must be postmarked by March 31, 2002.
The list is scheduled to appear in July QST. The minimum Honor Roll
number for the 2002 list is 325 current entities (deleted entities do
not count toward Honor Roll). Engraved Honor Roll plaques are available
for 35 USD plus shipping (8 USD US/Canada; 16 USD international).
Order forms are available on the ARRL Web site at:
http://www.arrl.org/awards/dxcc
Orders also may be sent via E-mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
EM0, UKRAINE. Alex, UT3UZ , was informed that at Ukrainian State Center
of Radio Frequencies and Supervision for Telecommunications have set up
an amateur radio station and were issued the callsign EM0U. The employees
of the Center and radio amateurs representatives of other Administrations
will take part in an ITU seminars and conferences to be held in Kiev and
will operate this station. This station will be active March 30-31st in
the CQ WPX SSB Contest. QSL via UT3UZ either direct (Alex I . Arbuzov,
P.O. Box 240, Kiev-232, 02232, Ukraine) or through the UARL bureau.
J6, SAINT LUCIA. Remember to look for Gary, KI6T, as J68GS between March
21st and April 2nd. Activity will be on 80-10 meters CW. Look for him
in the CQ WPX SSB as J6DX. QSL via KI6T (direct or bureau is OK).
JD1, MINAMI TORISHIMA. Reports of a station signing JD1BLL or JD1BLL/JD1
on 10 and 15 meters have been showing up lately. However, Mack, JJ2QXI,
reports that the information found on the following Web site
http://www.k-denkan.go.jp/faq/atfaq/atfuyo.html
indicate that this callsign has not been assigned yet. Japanese callsigns
are issued alphabetical, and the last one is JD1BKZ as of February 21, 2002.
JD1, OGASAWARA ISLAND. Minomiya, JA2NQG, is expected to sign JD1/JA2NQG
from March 22-31st. No bands or modes of activity were provided.
IOTA AND LIGHTHOUSE ACTIVITY. On March 23-24th, beginning each day around
0700z, look for Alain, F5HPY, to be active from RE Island (IOTA EU-032)
from several lighthouses which are good for the French Onshore Lighthouses
program (DPLF). He will use the callsign F5HPY/p on SSB on 40 and 20
meters. The name and the reference number of the lighthouse will be
annouced periodically. Alain will work the following lighthouses which
have never been activated in the order listed below:
La Flotte : PB 233 ARLHS FRA 285
St-Martin de RE: PB 146 FRA 489
Le Fier d'Ars: PB 212 , ARLHS : FRA283
To finish the trip on Sunday, Alain will be active once more from Les
Baleines: PB 017, ARLHS FRA 136. QSL via home callsign direct CBA or
via the French bureau.
KH4, MIDWAY ISLAND. Bill, NH6D, found out late last week he will be heading
over to Midway, Monday, March 18th. He is scheduled to arrive there during
the evening hours, their time. This is a very short trip. He will depart
KH4 during the evening of March 21st (Thursday). Bill is going over on
business and has a full schedule, but he is packing his "bug" in the suit
case and will try to get it on the air. QSL is via N6FF.
KH9. WAKE ISLAND. It looks like Bruce, AC4G/V73CW, is once again heading
here. His plans are for another, longer, Wake Island operation sometime
around June/July 2002. He expects to use the callsign AC4G/KH9. Activity
will be on all bands 160-6 meters with a 50/50 mix of SSB and CW. More
info is forthcoming.
KP2, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS. Dean/N6DE and Eric/K6EP will be active from
St. Croix between March 27th and April 2nd. During the CQ WPX SSB Contest,
they will use the callsign WP2Z. They will also operate as KP2/homecall
before and after the contest on 160-10 meters, including the WARC bands,
using SSB, CW, RTTY, and PSK31. QSL WP2Z contacts via KU9C, and non-contest
QSOs via the operator's home callsign.
P5 OPERATION ABORTED! Hrane, YT1AD, informs OPDX that he will not go
back to P5. According to a press release that Hrane sent us, he states:
"In one word it was a thrill!!! We (Hrane and Voja, YU7AV) arrived to
Pyongyang on March 5th, where we were welcomed by representatives of
Ministry of Telecommunications and Foreign Affairs. We were stationed in
YANGAKDO Hotel, on the bank of the river with the same name. The hotel has
47 floors, and we were on the 40th floor, with almost ideal conditions for
work. All our equipment was put together, and we were about to start our
operation with previously assigned callsign P5A. Unexpectedly the uniformed
military official appeared, and imposed ban on our operation, until the
permission of military authorities is obtained. It was supposed to be
available on March 8th, but nobody showed up, possibly because of holiday.
We did not want to risk starting unauthorized operation. Meanwhile we had
fun listening to all pirates pretending to be us, when we did not make a
single contact. Finally, the military official showed up on Sunday and
simply said: 'No transmission until further notice.' Than we did not have
any choice but to leave. After landing in Beijing, our only comment was:
Never Again !!!"
P5, NORTH KOREA (There still is hope!). Ed, P5/4L4FN, is reportedly back
in Pyongyang. He received good news that his contact has been extended
until June 2003. This means Ed will have a chance to work more stations
than expected. However, according to the KK5DO's Web site, Ed's current
work load is heavy right now. This means he will not be able to be back
on the air until March 23rd. There is still much to do in the outlying
field stations, so he will be out of town during the week.
PJ2, NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. Jim/K6JAT and his XYL Lilah/KE6EHD will be
taking a family vacation to Curacao from March 24th through April 2nd.
Jim is bringing a TS-50s and a MP-1 vertical to operate some casual SSB
as PJ2/K6JAT. He states, "Who knows, maybe I'll even pass out some points
in the CQ WW WPX Contest." QSL via their home callsign.
QSL INFO AND NEWS.................
Toly, UT3UY (ex-D2ACA and 5A1A), informed OPDX that he is the QSL
Manager for 4J10TX, 4J6ZZ and 4K5CW. His address is: Kirilenko Anatoly,
P.O. Box 439 / 3, Kiev - 151, 03151, UKRAINE.
Roger, G3SXW, wants everyone to remember that 9G5AA is the club callsign
of the VooDoo Contest Group. QSL routes are as follows: 1994 to G3SXW,
1999 and 2000 to GM4FDM, and 2002 to G3XTT.
If you worked 9M2/G4ZFE this past weekend, you worked Rich, G4ZFE,
active from Pulau Ketam (IOTA AS-074). QSL to G4ZFE via the bureau
or direct (until June 1, 2002) to: Richard Everitt, #1208, PNB Darby
Park, Jalan Binjai, Kuala Lumpur 50450 ,Malaysia.
Dave Patton, NT1N, has assumed duties as QSL Manager for Pete Grillo,
W0RTT. Pete is most well known for his operations from Johnston Island
as KN0E/KH3, and AH3C. Here are the calls and dates for which Dave will
be able to answer QSL requests:
KN0E/KH3 March 1989 - February 1990 including all contests
KN0E/NH3 all
AH3C Feb 1990 - Dec 1990 including all contests
KJ6BZ November 1989
C4A CQWW CW 1995, November 25/26 1995 ONLY
PT0F CQWW CW 1992, November 28/29 1992, and a few days
around this weekend, ONLY
IS0QDV CQWW CW 1991, November 23/24 1991 ONLY
T32BS April 1990
Pete has shipped Dave everything he had, so if you sent a request to
him directly, Dave likely has it and will be answering it shortly.
Dave is waiting for a fresh batch of QSLs. He is trying to obtain the
requests that K9UIY has on hand, but does not have them yet (other than
some bureau cards for Japanese stations that will be answered shortly.)
If you do not want to wait (to see if Dave can obtain and clear
backlogged requests) you can send additional requests immediately to:
Dave Patton, 324 Ashford Center Rd., Ashford, CT 06278 USA
Bob, W7TSQ, informs OPDX that he has received the ZK1ASQ QSL cards
from the printer and has began sending them out (the few that were
sent to him and W7VV by error). The balance of the cards will be
forwarded to VE7XF so he can process them.
S2, BANGLADESH..............
S21FHQ is the new FAIRS Headquarters Club Station in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Activity over the past week has been on 15 meters, after 1300z, as late
as 1545z. Watch around 21310 or 21260 kHz. QSL via N4VA: Larry Vogt,
Box 12, Springfield, VA 22150 USA. FAIRS (Foundation for Amateur
International Radio Service) has a web site which has articles and
photos of some of the recent FAIRS activities at:
http://civic.bev.net/fairs/
Over the past weekend, a station signing S21/OK1FWC has been active
on 10 meters both CW and SSB. Activity has been between 1345 and 1830z.
Operator states to QSL via OKDXA.
TM5, FRANCE (Good for an award!). Dom, F5SJB, will once again be active
as TM5CW for the CQ WW WPX contest. His activity will be CW and QRP
between May 18th through June 1st. TM5CW is valid for the Lons-le-Saunier
City Telegraphy Award. A special QSL can be obtained via the Bureau, direct
(Dominique MEIGE, F5SJB, F-39130 HAUTECOUR, France) or SPRAT.
VISIT THE GOLIST WEB SITE. John, K1XN, of "The Golist" (QSL Manager
DataBase), requests that you visit the Golist web site. There are many new
services available to you in your quest for those QSL cards. The old DOS
program is still available but has been improved. A new 32 bit Golist for
Windows is being written and will be available at Dayton. Please stop by
for a visit and see what he has to offer. He also has a special discounted
price on the RAC call book CD when you purchase the Golist program with
the monthly database updates via E-mail or download. The Web site is at:
http://www.golist.net/ -or- http://216.242.115.105/
VK9M, MELLISH REEF. Adam, VK4CP (VK9ML Webmaster & Pilot), sent out a
press release during this past weekend. All OPDX InterNet Subscribers
will receive the complete press release as an additional bulletin. An
excerpt from the release states, "In only four weeks time Mellish Reef
will be active on all bands 160-6M, including WARC, on CW, SSB and RTTY.
If you need VK9M for a new one, then get your station ready! Joining the
team is Frank Hunt, ZL2BR, who replaces David "Harry" Holton, VK4DH.
Unfortunately Harry's leave was cancelled due to a new business commitment,
but he still continues as a support member of the team." More mirrored
web sites have been added to serve the DX community. This will allow
DXers in different areas to catch up on all the news, not to mention
checking the all-important on-line log for your QSO. Logs will be updated
twice a day, sometimes more often if they can! The urls are:
(US) http://www.qsl.net/vk9ml/2002
(VK) http://www.users.bigpond.com/vk4cp/2002/
(JA) http://www.pedi.jp/
VP6, DUCIE ISLAND. The Ducie Island DXpedition team is now active as VP6DI
for about one week. First reports started showing up on the DX Clusters
about 1915z Saturday. Remember the main frequencies for this operation
are 21020 kHz for CW and 21295 kHz for SSB twenty-four hours a day. Note,
please, that the expedition will have both 15 meter frequencies active at
the same time. Other suggested frequencies are 14195 kHz for SSB and 14020
kHz for CW, as well as 28495 kHz for SSB. If conditions on the higher bands
are poor, they will use 7045 kHz for SSB and 7005 kHz for CW. The operators
will not be active on 75/80/160 meters and on the WARC until the last part
of the operation. A frequency for CW on the WARC bands will be announced
later. Per Yoshi, JE2EHP, states there will be 5 stations (Stations A, B,
C, D and E). Stations A and B will share one tent and stations C, D and E
will each have their own tents. The team will try to set up the A and B
tent about 500 meters from the other tents. This arrangement is not carved
in stone; there may be changes depending on the situation.
Station A - 50 MHz, KW to a 4 element Yagi
14 MHz, 500W or a KW to a Four Square
7 and/or 3.5 MHz, 500W or a KW to an Inverted V
Station B - 21 MHz SSB, KW to a 2 element phased array beam
Station C - 21 MHz CW, KW to a 2 element phased array beam
Station D - 28 MHz CW, (100W) to a 2 element phased array beam
Station E - 18/24 MHz (100W) to a Vertical
The Pilot Stations Yoshi/JE2EHP, Stu/WA2MOE and Jay/AF2C release the
following statements on Friday about the VP6DI operation:
1. They decided that they will basically use 40m Inverted V for
40m and 75m.
2. They will try to utilize the 80/160m vertical which the VP8 team
has left in the vessel Braveheart for Ducie team.
3. They are asking all the stations on SSB to call with a full
callsign, NOT BY LAST TWO LETTERS.
4. They will stay on Ducie at least until next weekend (March 23/24th)
by local time.
5. They will stop over at Hendersen Island for IOTA service just for
one day on their way back to Pitcairn.
QSL Manager is Garth Hamilton, VE3HO, for all HF operations only. QSL
Manager for 6 meter operation is JA1BK.
For the latest updates on this operation, it is recommend to watch the
following Web sites:
http://www.qsl.net/aa0mz/ducie.htm
http://www.qsl.net/wd4ngb/ducie.htm
http://www.ve3ho.com/ve3ho-qslmgr.htm
SPECIAL ADDED NOTES (for VP6DI)......
* Propagation guru Lee, KH6BZF, reports the following propagation
for the VP6DI operation:
FOR ALL (dated March 17th):
The propagation has been good this first day for VP6DI.
K-indices from 0000UTC to 1800UTC were: 0,0,0,0,1,1,1 that is a
running Alpha of 1.5
The Solar Flux Index appears on the rise. At 1700 UTC this
morning it was 185.6, a good sign. Also Aurora levels have been
low. Last index was a level three (3). For the next week and a half
will be HN (High Normal) now through the 20th March, the AN (Above
Normal) propagation through the 25th March. If no Solar perturbations
occur, we'll all be in "fat city!"
* Mike, VK4DX, informs OPDX to tell its readers to check out the few audio
files from the VP6DI operation on his "VK4DX Contest Calendar" Web site
to hear what the pile up does sound like from "the other side".
The URL is: http://www.vk4dx.net
By the way, the "VK4DX Contest Calendar" Web page now also includes
a U.S. contest calendar (state QSO parties 'n things) and the Australian
contest calendar.
XR0, SAN FELIX. The San Felix DXpedition became active on March 16th as
XR0X, Activity will be for approximately 12 to 14 days on all bands and
modes. The San Felix DXpedition Web site is: http://www.cordell.org/SFX
The Web site will contain frequent updates and a log search. QSL via
N7CQQ: John Kennon, P. O. Box 31553, Laughlin, Nevada 89028 USA.
XW, LAOS. Fabrizio, IN3ZNR, informs OPDX that he will be again in Vientiane,
the capital city of the People's Democratic Republic of Laos this upcoming
springtime. His old previous callsign, XW3ZNR has been issued again, and he
will leave for South East Asia on April 23rd. He expects to operate from
April 24th through May 4th. Activity will be on all bands SSB. Fabrizio
states that he will not use the normal DX windows, like 14195, 21295....etc.
This is due to the following reasons:
1) He will leave the usual DX frequencies to the others big DXpeditions
that will be active during the same weeks he will be active.
2) He will give a chance to the USA general licence holder to work Laos.
3) To work many casual DXers as possible, out of the more crowded
DX frequencies.
So, Fabrizio expects to operate on the following announced suggested
frequencies: 28475, 21375, 14275, 7075 and 3775 listening up 5 to 10 kHz,.
He will have the following equipment: tribander yagi, dipole, delta loop
(home made for low bands), and amplifier. QSL via IN3ZNR:
Fabrizio Vedovelli, via Gramsci, 27, 38100 TRENTO, Italy.
YA, AFGHANISTAN. It has been reported that Chris, G0TQJ, will be going
here around April 15th for two or three months. He is expected to try
to get a license. If he does, look for him to be active on SSB and RTTY
during his spare time. QSL via his home callsign.
ZL7, CHATHAM ISLAND. Ken Holdom, ZL4HU, (Group Organizer, Team Leader
and QSL Manager), reports that the Kermadec DX Association is going to
undertake a DXpedition to Chatham Island (ZL7) later this year. They
realize that ZL7 is not the most wanted country in the world, but because
of the proposed timing of this DXpedition, they anticipate making a
significant amount of contacts with both DXers and contesters alike. Due
to the non-availability of some members of their very successfull ZL8RI
and ZL9CI teams, they are now looking for additional operators who are
experienced in both CW and SSB operation. As this will be a 24 hour per
day operation, they are looking for operators who feel they have the
willingness and ability to operate during both day time and night time.
If you are interested and would like more information, please contact
Ken, ZL4HU, via E-mail at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or by snail mail at: Kermadec DX Association, P.O. Box 7, Clyde,
Central Otago, New Zealand.
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