I saw this article on Tokelau posted over on rec.collecting.coins.
Granted it is already a seperate DXCC entity but I wonder if this will
wind up causing a delete/add situation if it is no longer part of New
Zealand. I also wonder what will happen to the ZK3 prefix (maybe E6
will be allocated
same entity.
73, Robert N2JTX
Osten B Magnusson wrote:
As I see it, there will only be another prefix - nothing will change
regarding DXCC. The same as with the
Cook Islands.
73/DX de Osten SM5DQC[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message - From: "Robert G. Schaffrath"
As I recall it went from 60c to 80c but that was also a change from a
maximum of 1/2 ounce to a maximum of 1 ounce.
Robert, N2JTX
Bill wrote:
Last time the first call mail went up couple cents... the airmail went
from 60c to 80c
So look for the 80c to go to $1.00...
Bill
- Original
I have been checking http://www.dailydx.com/kp5.htm periodically but no
new news since 1730Z on 2005-12-17. Has anyone found out what happened
with regards to the "lawsuit"?
Robert de N2JTX
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If I had to guess I would say E6. E4 went to Palestine and E5 to the
Cook Island. The only one recently the I recall that was not in that
sequence was East Timor and that was because they assumed the 4W block
that the UN had.
Robert de N2JTX
Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
Does anyone know what
It is amazing to me how fast the VE prices are rising. Only nine years
ago, back in 1997, Canadian postage to the United States was CDN$.52.
Now it is about to hit CDN$.93 at the ten year mark, just shy of a 79%
increase! In the meantime, as noted in the earlier post, the Canadian
Dollar has ap
Canada/Mexico $0.63 $0.69 (1 ounce/28 gm)
Not $0.60
Robert, N2JTX
Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
US Postal Service has announced all of the increased postal
rates. See: www.usps.com/cpim/ftp/bulletin/2007/pb22203a.pdf
In addition to an increase in US Domestic First Class rates,
i
I worked JT1CO
back on 1999-05-05 and sent an SAE + $2 the same day using"VIA JAPAN".
I never received a reply. On 2000-01-20 I sent again directwithout the
"VIA JAPAN" and received a direct response on 2000-03-02.73,Robert,
N2JTX- Original Message - From: "Barry " <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Good question. I worked HR6SI back on 2001-03-18 myself. I sent a card, GS
and SAE on 2001-06-07 and received a reply on 2001-08-13. However, the card
I received at that time was for HR2HM/HR6 which I subsequently learned was
not valid for IOTA. A few weeks later, another envelope arrived with
> YT0A ON 29-03-1998
Appears to be Yugoslavia via YU1EXY from the CQWW SSB 1998 contest.
>
> FO0/F5JJW ON 18-10-2000
That was OC-063, Mangareva Island. Comes up as French Polynesia.
73,
Robert, N2JTX
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Not only do they have a US ZIP code but they have a "state" code as
well; FM. Other interesting "states" are Guam-GU, American Samoa-AS,
Northern Mariana Islands-MP and Palau-PW (from
http://www.usps.com/ncsc/lookups/usps_abbreviations.html). I believe
they all cost domestic postage rates to
Looks like they are hoping to overturn the DXCC ruling that dropped
IARU membership as a qualification for DXCC status. On
http://www.swains-island.org/roughroad.htm they explain the reason for
this trip. Still it looks like a rare IOTA...
73,
Robert, N2JTX
4x1ad wrote:
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