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[425ENG] 425 DX News #1126
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 30, 2012

Nov. 30, 2012

Bonsoir Ci-après les infos DX habituelles. Bon trafic et 73 de Raymond F-15873. 01 December 2012 A.R.I. DX Bulletin No 1126 =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** **** DX INFORMATION **** =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH Direttore Responsabile I2VGW 5W - Ralph, H44RK will be active as 5W0KR from Apia, Samoa (OC-097) from 8 December to 1 March. He will operate SSB and digital modes on 20-10 metres. QSL via NR6M. [TNX NG3K] 9M6 - "Disappointed with the current poor conditions and high noise level at my home QTH", Steve, 9M6DXX will spend the weekend of 8-9 December at a seaside hotel where he will be able to put up vertical antennas by the sea. Look for him to operate SSB only with 400 watts on 80-10 metres, including a part-time participation in the ARRL 10 Meter Contest. He will be checking 80m for Brazil, northern South America, the Caribbean, eastern USA and Canada around 1000-1050 UTC and 2130-2215 UTC on both days. He will also look for northern and western Europe on 80m between 1500 and 1800 UTC. If propagation is not good on 80m, he will try 40m instead. QSL 9M6DXX via M0URX, direct or bureau, and LoTW. [TNX 9M6DXX] C6 - Robert, AK4BM will be active as C6AGT from Green Turtle Cay (NA-080), Bahamas in December and January. He plans to operate SSB and possibly PSK31 and JT65 during his evenings on 40-10 metres as conditions permit. QSL via home call. E5_sc - Norman, 5B4AIF will be active as E51E from Aitutaki (OC-083), South Cook Islands from 10 December to 5 January. He will operate SSB and RTTY, and possibily some QRS CW, on 160-6 metres. QSL via EB7DX and LoTW. Logsearch and further information can be found at http://aitutaki2012.com/ EA8 - Look for Andrea, EA8/IK1PMR (CW) and Claudia, EA8/PA3LEO Claudia (RTTY) to be active from Tenerife, Canary Islands (AF-004) from 3 December to 12 February. They will be QRV on the HF bands and 6 metres. QSL via home calls, direct or bureau. [TNX NG3K] F - The Louvre-Lens (www.louvrelens.fr, a branch museum of the Musee du Louvre) will be inaugurated on 4 December and opened to the public on the 12th. To celebrate the event, special callsign TM6LL will be activated by the the Radio Club of Hernes on 1-15 December. QSL via F8KHW. [TNX F8REF] JD1_oga- Once again Makoto, JI5RPT (www.ji5rpt.com/jd1/) will be active as JD1BLY from Chichijima (AS-031), Ogasawara on 10-13 December. He will operate CW, SSB and digital modes on 40-10 metres. QSL via home call, direct or bureau. [TNX NG3K] P4 - Tom, K8CX will be active as P40CX from Aruba (SA-036) on 3-10 December, including an entry in the ARRL 10 Meter Contest. QSL via home call. [TNX K8CX] PA - Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the National Open Air Museum in Arnhem, Fred PA0FAW will be active as PG100NOM on 1-28 December. QSL via PA0FAW. PJ2 - Joeke, PA0VDV will be active as PJ2/PA0VDV from Curacao (SA-099) on 2-18 December. He will operate CW only mainly on 30, 17 and 12 metres. QSL via home call, direct or bureau. [TNX PA0VDV] PY0F - Renner, PY7RP will be active on 40-10 metres as PY0FRP from Fernando de Noronha (SA-003) on 6-10 December, including participation in the ARRL 10 Meter Contest as PS0F. [TNX DX World] XU - The Foundation for Global Children (http://www.fgc.or.jp) will be running a DXpedition while "supporting a vocational training center for persons with disabilities" in Cambodia on 5-17 December. Zorro JH1AJT, Jay JA1TRC, Aki JA4EKO/ZL1GO, Masaru JA5AQC, Champ E21EIC, Kazu JH1OGX/VR2KF and others will be active as XU1A on 160-10 metres (hopefully also 6m) CW, SSB and digital modes, with three stations and a focus on the low bands. QSL via JH1AJT, direct or bureau. An OQRS will be activated on Club Log. [TNX JA1TRC] YN - Scott, K7ZO will be active as YN5ZO from Nicaragua on 4-10 December. He will operate SSB and RTTY on 40-10 metres, and will participate in the ARRL 10 Meter Contest (8-9 December). QSL via home call and LoTW. [TNX NG3K] ZF - Vicky AE9YL (ZF2YL), Mike K9MK (ZF2MK) and Carl K9LA (ZF2LA) will participate in the ARRL 10 Meter Contest (8-9 December) as ZF1A from the Cayman Islands (NA-016). Before and after the contest they will use their individual callsigns. QSL ZF1A via K6AM and LoTW, others via home calls. [TNX The Daily DX] =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** **** GOOD TO KNOW ... **** =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH Direttore Responsabile I2VGW ARRL 10 METER CONTEST ---> Object of the contest is for amateurs around the world to work as many stations as possible on the 10m band. This year's event will be held on 8-9 December. Complete details can be found at http://www.arrl.org/10-meter PT0S ---> "The logs of the last 20 hours of operation were uploaded", the team reported on 27 November. "Please note that these logs do not contain corrections. We will deal with the correction requests during the next two weeks and upload a final and corrected log around 10 December. (Probably not so final, as correction requests are likely to be coming in for a while.)" QSL NH8S ---> "Our QSL manager (Joe, AA4NN) has processed all QSL requests from OQRS and direct mail. Envelopes and QSO labels are prepared for the QSL cards. The cards were shipped from Italy and we await their arrival. As soon as they arrive, all cards will be mailed. LOTW confirmations have been uploaded for those that have donated more than $10 to the DXpedition. Remaining QSOs will be uploaded in batches starting December 1st". [TNX W8GEX] QSL OY3JE ---> Tim, M0URX has taken over QSL duties for OY3JE. He has already received a parcel from Jan containing 115 letters, which have been processed through the log. QSL cards will be posted once the cards arrive from the printer very soon. ZL9HR ---> The operation was originally scheduled to be QRV from 28 November. The sailing vessel "Evohe" with the ZL9HR team departed Bluff, on the southern coast of New Zealand's South Island, on the 26th around noon local time. However, bad weather forced the team to shelter in the lee of Stewart Island and wait for conditions to improve. They expected to leave for Campbell Island on 29 November in the morning and hopefully to reach their destination on 1 December. MM0NDX, the EU Pilot station, reports that they will not be able to extend their stay on the island beyond 9 December. Keep an eye on http://dx-world.net/ =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** ******* QSL ROUTES ******* =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH Direttore Responsabile I2VGW ======================================================================= CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER ======================================================================= 3V8BB LX1NO EF7X EA7GYS OH0Z W0MM 3W2J K2PF EF8M UA3DX OY1OF M0URX 3Z5MT SP5PRF EF8S OH2BYS P29ZAD NI5DX 4K9W DL6KVA EF8U EA8URL P33W UA3DX 4L1AN NI5DX EG5ERC EA7HBC P3N RW3RN 4L1HD DL8KAC EI80IRTS EI4GXB P4/R5GA UA3DX 4L1MA ON4RU EL2A G3SXW P40F UA3DX 4L5O N3SL EL2DT EL2FM P40W N2MM 4L6DL LZ1OT EL2ES AA7A P49Y AE6Y 4L8A K1BV EL2LF KY7M PJ2MI EB7DX 5P3WW DL1YAW EL2MF KC7V PJ2T W3HNK 5T0JL ON8RA EL2WP G5LP PJ4/KU8E K4BAI 5T0SP SP6FXY EL2WS N7CW PJ4A K4BAI 5W0KY VK2ZKY ER4A RA4LW PJ4D W3HNK 6V7V N0TG ES6Q ES5RY PJ4NX M0URX 6W7/N1SNB N0TG EU1AA W3HNK PJ7/VA3RA VE3IKV 7P8D ZS2DL EY8MM K1BV PJ7I JG2BRI 7Z1HL DJ9ZB FK8CE LZ1JZ PJ7XK 7L4XDT 7Z1TT NI5DX FK8DD LZ1JZ PQ125GBA PR7AYE 8P5A NN1N FM/KL7WA UT5UGR PZ5T VE3DZ 8P9DF WJ2O FS/VA3RA VE3IKV R1943S RN4ABD 8Q7AU HB9OAU FY5KE FY1FL R25MSB RA9WJV 9H3OG DL4HG G5D G3UJE RI1FJ UA2FM 9H3TX DL5XAT H44MS DL2GAC RT7T RY7G 9J3A S57S H44RK NR6M S01MZ EA1BT 9M2CNC G4ZFE HG56OD HA3OD SX9S SV9AUE 9M2DVR JF3DVR HK1AR RW6HS T40C N1KI 9M2IDJ JA6IDJ HK1MW K4AMW T6MO K9GY 9M4SEA 9W2TKK HK1NA K6IPM T8NS JA1MML 9M6LSC JA4DND HK1R K6IPM TC2M LZ1NK 9M6NA JE1JKL HK1T EA5KB TC2W LZ1NK A41OO NI5DX HK2PMR EA5GL TF2CW LX1NO A43ND A47RS HK4QMH EA5KB TF4X G3SWH A61AS YO3FRI HP1RIS EA5KB TG9IDX DL5RMH A61LL EA5ZD HP1WW OH0XX TI5A TI5KD A61QQ IZ8CLM HP3AK W4JS TO7A UT5UGR A641ND IZ8CLM HQ2N EA5GL TX1CW LZ1JZ A65CA RV6AJJ HQ9R K5WW TY2BP IK2IQD A71CM NI5DX HR2/NP3J EA5GL UN5J W3HNK or RW6HS AH0DX WX8C HR9/WQ7R K5WW UP0L DL8KAC AH0I JF1IRW HS0ZGQ DL1MJF V26K AA3B AH0J JA1NVF HT9H TI4SU V63DX JA7HMZ AH2/N2OW RA9USU HV50VR I0JBL V63EPO JA7EPO AH2R JH7QXJ HV5PUL IW0DJB V63JX JH1DVG AU2JCB VU2DSI IH9R IZ1GAR V6A JA7HMZ B1Z EA7FTR II1A IK1SPR V73AX WH0AI B4R BY4RSA II9P IT9CHU VE2EKA VA2WDQ BY5CD BD4HF J28AA E77E or K2PF VK9/OG1M OH1VR C4Z G3SWH J28NC F5RQQ VK9/OH3X OH3JR C50C OM2FY J34K VE3RSA VO2TM K3TM C5A OM2FY J43J DJ5JH VP2MMM W3HNK C6AKQ N4BP J79WTA HB9MFM VP2V/AA7V NR6M C6AQQ ND3F JY4CI K2AX VP5CW W5CW C6ARU N4UM JY4NE K3IRV VP8SGK GM0HCQ C6AUM K4RUM KH6LC WA6WPG W4D WP4SD C91IW ZS1WY KP2M AI4U WH0DX JM1LJS CE1/K7CA NW7O LN8W LA9VDA WP4NQR RW6HS CN2OS PD0JOS LS1D AC7DX XL3A VE3AT CN8QN EA7FTR LT1F AC7DX XP2I OZ1BII CO6LE EA5GL LT5X WD9EWK XU7AEL ZL1DD CO8WOH RW6HS LU8EEM LU7DR XV1X RW6HS CP6LA HA3JB LU8YE IK2DUW XV2LC VK6LC CR2X OH2BH LX0RL LX1KQ XV2RZ OH4MDY CR3E W3HNK LX7I LX2A XW2CW DK7PE CR3L DJ6QT LX9DX LX2A YB2LSR SM3DBU CR6K CT1ILT LY7A LY2ZO YN2CC AJ9C CR6T CT1ESV MD2C MD0CCE YQ0U YO5BFJ CT7/OJ0M OH1NOA MJ0AWR K2WR Z300D Z35M CT9/CT1FFU CT1EEB MZ5B G3TXF Z60WW OH2BH CW0A HB9IBG or W4/CX1EK NH2T W2YC ZD8W W6NV CX2DK EA5GL NP3X NP3O ZF1A K6AM CX5TR EA5KB NP4Z N4AO ZF2AH W6VNR CX7CO WB3CDX OA4SS KB6J ZF2PI K5PI D3AA UA1QV OA6Q OE3NHW ZL2HAM NI5DX D4C IZ4DPV OD5ET EB7DX ZL2WL NI5DX E2E HS0AC OD5NJ EA5BYP ZM1A ZL3CW E51TLA OZ6TL OD5PY KU9C ZM4M ZL4PW EA8/SA6G SM6CUK OD5QB YO3FRI ZM4T ZL2AL EA8CUU OH6CS OF3I OH3BHL ZP9GBC ZP5DBC ED1R EC1KR OH0V OH6LI ZP9MCE EA5ZD ED9Z HA1AG OH0X OH2TA ZV7O PY7JN CW5W Jorge Diez Furest, Remigio Castellanos 474, 37000 Melo - Cerro Largo, Uruguay G3SWH Phil Whitchurch, 21 Dickensons Grove, Congresbury, Bristol, BS49 5HQ, United Kingdom I0JBL Luciano Blasi, Via Monte Razzano 75, 00063 Campagnano RM, Italy IW0DJB Luca Della Giovampaola, Via Cremera 11, 00198 Roma RM, Italy JE1JKL Satoshi Nakamura, 1-27-2 Kamiya, Ushiku-shi, Ibaraki-ken, 300-1216, Japan K2PF Ralph G. Fariello, 23 Old Village Rd, Hillsborough, NJ 08844-4008, USA K4BAI John T Laney III, P.O. Box 421, Columbus GA 31902-0421, USA NI5DX William M. Loeschman, 717 Milton, Angleton TX 77515, USA OH1VR Seppo Sisatto, Ojakatu 3 A 18, 33100 Tampere, Finland OH3JR Henri Olander, Helavalkeantie 15, 13270 Hameenlinna, Finland OH4MDY Reijo Laitinen, Mantytie 13, 76940 Nenonpelto, Finland OM2FY Branislav Daras, P.O.Box 6, 820 08 Bratislava 28, Slovak Republic ON8RA Jean J. Lewuillon, Avenue E. Verhaeren 110/1, 1030 Brussels, Belgium S57S Aleksander Zagar, Golisce 132, SI-1281 Kresnice, Slovenia SP6FXY Ryszard Woroszczuk, ul. Akacjowa 9, 55-080 Smolec, Poland WJ2O Dave Farnsworth, P.O. Box 16, McConnellsville NY 13401, USA ZS2DL Donovan van Loggerenberg, P.O. 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F8REF
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 28, 2012

Nov. 28, 2012

Bonsoir Ci-joint le bulletin F8REF dernière livraison. Bonne lecture et 73 de Raymond.

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Fw: [dept 87] Liste des OM ayant des QSL en attente
by christian.debonniere Nov. 28, 2012

Nov. 28, 2012

Bonjour cher OM, Ci-joint la liste des OM ayants des QSL en attente à F6KTW. Afin de pouvoir les récupérer, vous pouvez venir les chercher au Radio-Club ARAP87 à Panazol tous les vendredi aprés midi ou m'envoyer un mail à l'adresse suivante : christian.debonniere(a)sfr.fr ou me contacter par téléphone au 05.55.58.18.72 pour m'indiquer la façon de procéder afin de récuperer vos QSL ou de me faire parvenir des enveloppes préafranchies à votre adresse. Listes des OM ayant des QSL en attente: F0FKU F0GMH F1APJ F1DYM F1GPL F1JGC F1JGD F1JMP F1PWF F1REO F1RNS F1ROA F1UCU F2KK F4EFG F4EZL F5AVC F5FLM F5FZI F5GCD F5GHL F5HDN F5HDX F5NBX F5NO F5OJN F5OZL F5PEN F5RMX F1ouF5RNY F5RNZ F5VGA F5VGH F5VLY F5VKE F5VKY F5VLY F6ANB F6DIW F6EDX F6EXK F6FBC F6GRV F6HQY F8ADY F8CHR F8DJV F8FKN F8KFZ F11HFX Merci de faire suivre l'information aux OM de votre connaissance qui ne seraient pas sur la liste de diffusion. 73 F1SQK Christian __._,_.___ Répondre à expéditeur | Répondre à groupe | Répondre en mode Web | Nouvelle discussion Toute la discussion (1) Activités récentes: Aller sur votre groupe Passer Ã : Texte seulement, RÃ©sumÃ© du jour . Désinscription . Conditions d'utilisation. __,_._,___

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[425ENG] 425 DX News #1125
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 23, 2012

Nov. 23, 2012

Bonsoir Voici quelques nouvelles fraîches (c'est le cas de le dire !) concernant votre trafic DX. 73 bon week end. Raymond. 24 November 2012 A.R.I. DX Bulletin No 1125 =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** **** DX INFORMATION **** =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH Direttore Responsabile I2VGW 3B8 - Jacques, F1BCS will be active as 3B8/F1BCS from Mauritius Island (AF-049) from 27 November to 14 December. He will operate SSB, RTTY and PSK mainly on 20 and 15 metres. [TNX F8REF] 3W - Once again Retu, OH4MDY will be active as XV2RZ from Vietnam from 23 November to 10 December. He will be QRV on 20-6 metres with a focus on digital modes. QSL via home call, direct only. 5W - A large team of German operators (namely DF1AL, DJ9HX, DJ9RR, DK1AX, DK1MA, DK3CG, DK7AN, DL2HWA, DL2RNS, DL3KMS, DL4SVA, DL7VEE, DL9GFB, DL9MS and DM2AYO) will be active as 5W0M from Savaii, Samoa (OC-097) on 4-18 April 2013. They will have four stations QRV on 80-6 metres CW, SSB and RTTY plus 2m EME. QSL via DL4SVA, direct or bureau; QSL for EME QSOs via DL9MS. Logsearch, OQRS for direct/bureau cards and further information can be found at http://5w0m.hkmann.de/ 8Q - Claudio, HB9OAU will be active as 8Q7AU from the Maldives (AS-013) from 26 November to 11 December. He will operate SSB on 80-10 metres. QSL via home call, direct or bureau. 9Y - Gerd, DL7VOG (www.dl7vog.de) is currently active as 9Y4/DL7VOG from Tobago (SA-009) until 3 December. His preferred modes are CW and RTTY, and can operate on 160-6 metres. He will participate in the CQ WW DX CW Contest. QSL via home call, bureau preferred. C6 - Gil, N2GG will be active holiday style as C6AGG from Grand Bahama (NA-080) on 1-13 December. He will operate SSB and some CW on 80-10 metres. QSL via N2GG. [TNX The Daily DX] CN - Special callsign 5G12ITD will be in use from Morocco until 16 December for the United Nations' International Day for Tolerance. QSL via RW6HS. [TNX RW6HS] F - Celebrating the French scientific research vessel Tara's expeditions, F8DVD and F8IJV will be active as TM1TARA on 8-10 December. They will be QRV on 20-10 metres SSB. QSL via F8DVD, direct or bureau. [TNX F8DVD] H40 - Sigi, DK9FN will be active again as H40FN (CW) from Nendo (OC-100), Temotu Province between 22 December and 7 January. His target frequencies will be 1825, 3505, 7005, 14005, 18075, 21005, 24905, 28005 and 52000 kHz. All of the QSOs will be confirmed automatically via the bureau; the QSL route for direct cards is via HA8DD. Further information and operating tips (they are worth a reading) at qrz.com under H40FN. HP - Olli, OH0XX is active as HP1WW from the QTH of HP1XX on Contadora Island (NA-072), and will participate in the CQ WW DX CW Contest on 10 metres. Gunter, HP1XX will move permanently to Panama City in early December, "so this is the last operation from his house". QSL HP1WW via OH0XX. [TNX The Daily DX] J6 - The Buddies in the Caribbean DXpedition group, which specializes in 100 watt or less low power radios and the Buddipole portable antenna systems, will be active from St. Lucia (NA-108) on 2-11 December. There will be fixed operations from a villa and portable operations from various points on the island using CW, SSB, and RTTY or PSK on 160-10 metres. The group will participate in the ARRL 10m Contest as J68UN. The eight operators will be Everett J6/W6ABM, Robert J6/N7QT, Hugh J6/W4VAB, Bryan J6/WB8ISG, Scott J6/KA9P, Jerry J6/W5TDY, Budd W3FF (J68FF) and Guy N7UN (J68UN). QSL via home calls, LoTW and eQSL. [TNX N7UN] KH0 - OH6RX and OH7WV will participate in the CQ WW DX CW Contest as AH0DX (QSL via WX8C) from Saipan (OC-086). Time permitting, they might be QRV one day before and one day after the contest. [TNX NG3K] ON - Special callsigns OR200HC (QSL via ON3AIM) and OP200HC (QSL direct to ON2CYV) will be active on 1-31 December to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Belgian writer Hendrik Conscience. OX - Graham, G4MFX is on a business trip to Aasiaat Island (NA-134), Greenland until 26 November. He plans to be QRV as OX/G4MFX in his spare time, especially on 24 November around 21 UTC, and to operate QRP SSB on 17 and 20 metres. QSL via home call, direct or bureau. [TNX DX World] T6 - Mike,KI4MRH is active as T6MH from Afghanistan until October 2013. He operates SSB and digital modes (PSK-31/PSK-63/JT-65) on 80-10 metres (not on 30m). QSL direct to W2GR. [TNX W2GR] V4 - Andy, N2NT/V47NT has had to cancel his 19-26 November trip to St. Kitts [425DXN 1124] as "the road to the station is out and no way to get to the hill". [TNX NG3K] VU - Special callsign AU2JCB will be used by VU2DSI between 24 November and 10 December to celebrate the birthdate of Indian physicist and radio pioneer Jagadish Chandra Bose. Look for activity on 40, 20, 15, 12 and 10 metres SSB, plus 6m FM on 51500 kHz. QSL direct to VU2DSI. [TNX VU2DSI] XT - Silvano, I2YSB and the Italian DXpedition Team (www.i2ysb.com/idt) will be active from Burkina Faso on all bands and modes for two weeks in February-March 2013. Further information is expected in due course. [TNX IK7JWY] ZL9 - Announced frequencies for the ZL9HR expedition to Campbell Island (28 November-9 December) are: CW 1825 3528 7030 10125 14035 18080 21035 24905 28035 50107 SSB 1840 3793 7185 - 14200 18145 21295 24965 28495 50145 RTTY - 3630 7035 10145 14090 18105 21090 24925 28090 - The team (9M6XRO, HA5AO, K3EL, K5GS, KE4KY, VE7DS, VK2IR, VK3YP, W2LK and ZL3CW) is scheduled to leave on their 40-hour voyage around 12 (local time) on 26 November. They must comply with the conditions of the landing permit issued by the New Zealand Department of Conservation. No antennas are allowed in or near the water, and the team will have to shuttle back and forth from the island as no overnight stays are allowed (unless the weather prevents return to the boat). Information about antenna placement and propagation can be found at www.campbell2012.com (click on the "Plans" tab). During the DXpedition daily traffic with the team will be handled by the designated Pilot stations (listed on the "Team" page). Plans are to upload logs by satellite phone from the island to Club Log. You will be able to request your QSLs one of four ways: OQRS Direct, OQRS Bureau, via EB7DX direct or bureau Logs will be uploaded to LoTW "shortly after the DXpedition". CQ WW DX CW CONTEST ---> The following stations have announced their participation in this year's event (24-25 November): ZONE CALL CATEGORY COUNTRY QSL VIA -------------------------------------------------------------- 02 VE2EKA SOAB LP Canada VA2WDQ 05 VC2T SO Canada LoTW 05 WB4DNL/VP9 SO Bermuda WB4DNL 07 HP1WW SOSB 10m Panama OH0XX 07 HQ2N SOSB 10m Honduras EA5GL 07 HQ9R SOSB 40m LP Honduras K5WW 07 TG9IDX SOAB LP Guatemala DL5RMH 07 TI5A SOAB Costa Rica TI5KD 07 YN2CC SOAB LP Nicaragua AJ9C 08 8P9DF SOAB LP Barbados WJ2O 08 C6AKQ Bahamas N4BP 08 C6AQQ SOAB LP Bahamas ND3F 08 C6ARU Bahamas N4UM 08 C6AUM Bahamas K4RUM 08 FS/K9EL St. Martin K9EL 08 FS/K9NB St. Martin K9NB 08 J34K SOAB QRP Grenada LoTW 08 J75Z SOAB LP Dominica K7ZZ 08 KP2M M/S Virgin Isls AI4U 08 KP2MM SO Virgin Isls LoTW 08 NP3X SOSB 20m LP Puerto Rico NP3O 08 NP4Z SO HP Puerto Rico N4AO 08 PJ7/VA3RA SO Sint Maarten VE3IKV 08 R4WAA/HI7 Dominican Rep. R4WAA 08 T40C M/S Cuba N1KI 08 TO7A SOAB Martinique UT5UGR 08 V26K SOAB LP Antigua AA3B 08 VP2MMM SO Montserrat W3HNK 08 VP2V/AA7V M/S British Virgin Isls NR6M 08 VP5CW Turks & Caicos W5CW 08 ZF1A M/S Cayman Isls K6AM 09 9Y4/DL7VOG SO Trinidad & Tobago DL7VOG 09 FY5FY SOSB LP French Guiana FY5FY 09 FY5KE SOSB HP French Guiana FY1FL 09 HK1AR SOSB 10m Colombia RW6HS 09 HK1NA M/M Colombia K6IPM 09 P40F SOAB Aruba UA3DX 09 P40W SOAB Aruba N2MM 09 P49Y Aruba AE6Y 09 PJ2T M/? Curacao W3HNK 09 PJ4A M/? Bonaire K4BAI 09 PJ4D Bonaire W3HNK 09 PZ5T SOAB Suriname VE3DZ 10 HD2A M/2 Ecuador HD2A 11 ZP9MCE SOSB 10m Paraguay EA5ZD 13 CW5W SOAB HP Uruguay CW5W 13 CW90A M/? Uruguay CX2ABC 13 CX2DK SOSB 20m LP Uruguay EA5GL 13 CX3AL SOSB 15m HP Uruguay CX3AL 13 CX5TR SOSB 15m LP Uruguay EA5KB 13 CX7ACH SOSB 10m LP Uruguay CX7ACH 13 CX7CO SOSB 10m HP Uruguay WB3CDX 13 LS1D M/S Argentina AC7DX 13 LT1F M/S Argentina AC7DX 13 LU8YE M/2 Argentina LU8YE 14 4U1ITU ITU HQ bureau 14 CR2X SOAB HP Azores OH2BH 14 ED1R M/2 Spain EC1KR 14 EF7X M/S Spain EA7GYS 14 F6KOP M/M France F6KOP 14 GJ2A SOAB HP Jersey qrz.com 14 GU4CHY SOSB 10m Guernsey GU4CHY 14 GU4YOX SOSB 15m HP Guernsey GU4YOX 14 LN8W SOAB HP Norway LA9VDA 14 LX7I M/S Luxembourg LX2A 14 MD2C Isle of Man MD0CCE 14 MJ0ASP SOAB Jersey MJ0ASP 14 MZ5B SOSB 10m Shetland G3TXF 14 OP4K M/S Belgium OP4K 14 OU2A SOAB HP Denmark bureau 14 OY1CT SO HP Faroe Isls OY1CT 14 OZ5E M/M Denmark LotW 15 9H3PP SOSB Malta HA5PP 15 9H3TX M/2 Malta DL5XAT 15 E7DX M/S Bosnia and Herzeg. E77E 15 ES6Q SOAB LP Estonia ES5RY 15 II1A M/? Italy IK1SPR 15 II9P M/S Sicily IT9CHU 15 IQ1TO M/? Italy qrz.com 15 LY7A M/M Lithuania LY2ZO 15 OE3K SOAB Austria OE3DIA 15 OH0V M/2 Aland Isls OH6LI 15 OH0X SOAB Aland Isls OH2TA 15 OH0Z SOAB HP Aland Isls W0MM 15 OH8X SOAB Finland OH2UA 15 UA2KW SOSB 20m Kaliningrad qrz.com 15 Z6/S56A SOAB LP Kosovo S56A 16 ER4A SOAB HP Moldova LoTW 16 EU1AA SOAB QRP Belarus W3HNK 16 RT7T SOSB 10M EU Russia RY7G 17 EY8MM SOSB 10m Tajikistan K1BV 19 RU0FM M/2 AS Russia RU0FM 20 J43J SOSB 10m Greece DJ5JH 20 P3N SOAB HP Cyprus RW3RN 20 TC2M M/2 Turkey LZ1NK 21 4K6FO SOAB Azerbaijan 4K6FO 21 T6LG SOAB LP Afghanistan LZ1ZF 21 T6MO SOAB LP Afghanistan K9GY 22 VU2PTT SOAB HP India VU2PTT 24 BA7JS SOSB 160m HP China BA7JS 24 BY5CD SOAB HP China BD4HF 26 3W2J M/S Vietnam LoTW 26 E21YDP SOAB LP Thailand E21YDP 26 HS4DDQ SOSB 10m Thailand HS4DDQ 26 XU7AEO SO Cambodia VK6LC 26 XV1X SOSB 10m Vietnam RW6HS 27 AH0DX M/2 Mariana Isls WX8C 27 AH2R M/S Guam JH7QXJ 27 KG6DX SOSB 10m HP Guam KG6DX 27 KH2/JK2VOC SOAB LP Guam JK2VOC 27 NH2T SOAB HP Guam LoTW 27 T8NS SOAB Palau TBA 27 V6A SOAB Micronesia JA7HMZ 28 9M2/E21EIC SOAB West Malaysia E21EIC 28 9M6NA SOAB East Malaysia JE1JKL 28 YB0ECT SOSB 10m LP Indonesia W2FB 29 VK6AA SOAB LP Australia DK2BJ 29 VK8GM SOAB HP Australia VK8GM 30 VK9/OG1M SOSB 10m LP Lord Howe OH1VR 30 VK9/OH3X SOSB 160m HP Lord Howe OH3JR 31 KH7M SOAB HP Hawaii qrz.com 31 V73AX SO Marshall Isls WH0AI 32 TX1CW SO New Caledonia LZ1JZ 32 ZM4T M/M New Zealand ZL2AL 33 3V8BB SOAB LP Tunisia LX1NO 33 CR3E SOAB Madeira Isl W3HNK 33 CR3L M/2 Madeira DJ6QT 33 EA8CUU SOSB Canary Isls OH6CS 33 ED9Z M/S Ceuta & Melilla HA1AG 33 EF8S SOSB 160m LP Canary Isls OH2BYS 33 EF8X SOAB Canary Isls W2GR 33 IH9R SOSB 40m African Italy IZ1GAR 35 6V7V M/S Senegal N1SNB 35 9G5XA SOSB 10M Ghana G3SWH 35 C5A M/M The Gambia OM2FY 35 D4C M/? Cape Verde IZ4DPV 35 EL2A M/M Liberia G3SXW 36 9J3A SO LP Zambia S57S 36 D3AA SOAB Angola UA1QV 36 ZD8W SOAB Ascension Isl W6NV 37 5X1NH SO Uganda G3RWF 37 5Z4EE SOAB HP Kenya NV7E 38 7P8D M/? Lesotho ZS2DL 38 ZS4TX SOSB 15m South Africa LoTW 40 JW5E M/S Svalbard JW5E 40 RI1FJ SOSB 15m LP Franz Josef Land UA2FM 40 TF3CW SOAB Iceland LX1NO 40 TF4X M/2 Iceland G3SWH Do not forget to give a look at the Announced Operations listing maintained by Bill, NG3K at www.ng3k.com/Misc/cqc2012.html - good contest to you all! =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** **** GOOD TO KNOW ... **** =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH Direttore Responsabile I2VGW PT0S ---> The team was aiming to remain QRV for the CQWW contest, but they were not permitted to stay during the weekend and PT0S went QRT at 10.30 UTC on 23 November. "Most of our plans went out the window the day we landed", the team reported on the 20th. "We had to improvise because things have changed since our July survey trip. We ended up with a totally different basing, antenna and operating plan". Read about the trials and tribulations the team had to endure at http://pt0s.com/. Log updates were very difficult to send. The latest, but not final update on Club Log (22 November at 08.45 UTC) includes 40922 QSOs (23649 CW, 15676 SSB, 1597 RTTY) with 13116 unique calls. Logs are sent to LoTW at the same time as they go to the online logsearch, but there is several days of delay at ARRL processing the files. The OQRS for both direct and bureau cards is now up and running on the DXpedition's website. QSL 4L1AN ---> As of 21 November, Buzz NI5DX, is the QSL manager for Joni 4L1AN. They will work on designing a card and getting it printed. This may take up to 6 weeks. NI5DX will not be able to answer any card requests prior to 21 November 2012. [TNX The Golist] QSL ZL2HAM ---> Effective immediately, Buzz NI5DX, is the QSL manager for Rick ZL2HAM (including his contest callsigns ZL1G and ZM1G).Rick has forwarded his past logs, so Buzz will be able to answer any request for a card. The QSL cards should be available to send out in about a month. [TNX The Golist] V26B ---> Team Antigua is saddened to announce that the V26B contest station was totally destroyed by fire on 18 November. Luckily, no one was seriously hurt. The station Owner, Roy V21N, received minor injuries due to smoke inhalation but is OK now. As of now, the future of the station is uncertain. It may be possible to rebuild it, as the antennas and towers were not damaged. However the interior and all equipment, tools and spare parts were totally destroyed. Pictures of the fire can be found at http://n3oc.dyndns.org/v26b/ Also, Mike KA2AEV (QSL manager for V26B) reports that he has not "yet begun to answer any QSL requests that I have received". He does not anticipate being able to do so for "maybe another two weeks" because of his current work commitments ("Hurricane Sandy hit my area hard", he says, and "I work for the local Power Company"). VP8SGK ---> Mike, GM0HCQ (VP8CMH/mm) was able to operate as VP8SGK from King Edward Point, South Georgia on 20 November, from about 17.30 UTC until about 19 UTC. He was QRV on 10, 17 and 20 metres SSB. QSL direct to GM0HCQ (Mike Gloistein, 27 Stormont Way, Scone, Perthshire PH2 6SP, United Kingdom). + SILENT KEYS + Rod Newkirk, W9BRD/VA3ZBB passed away on 19 November. The editor of QST Magazine's "How's DX?" column from 1947 to 1978, he was inducted into both the CQ DX Hall of Fame (1984) and the CQ Hall of Fame (2002). He was credited with coining the term "Elmer" (meaning someone who provides personal guidance and assistance to would-be hams) back in 1971. [TNX ARRL] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- QSLs received direct or through managers: 1A0C, 3A/G0VJG, 3D2C, 4L1MA, 5B/W2TAA, 5B4AII, 5C13IG, 5C13KD, 5C13YR, 5U5U, 5U6E,5U8NK, 6O3A, 7O6T, 8P6DR, 8Q7OE, 9M8DX, 9Y4D, 9Y4W, A5A, A71CV, BD1BYV, C4M, C50C, C5A, CO2QU, CY9M, D3AA, D64K, E21EJC, E51AND (OC-124), EA6UN, ER1LW, EX8MLE, EY0A, FG5FR, IP1T (EU-083), J28AA, J28NC, J39BS, JA1NLX/VK4 (OC-160), JT1E, JY4CI, KG4WV, KH8/DL3DXX, KH8/N7CQQ, NH0J, OD5PY, OG3077F, OX3LX, OY1CT, P3N, PJ6/G4IUF, PJ7DX, RI1FJ, T6JC, T6JP, T6LG, T77C, TF3W, TK9R, TO2D, TO6T, TO7BC, TT8PK, TT8TT, VK9XM, VP5DX, VP8CFV, VP9I, VU7M, XE1L/XF3 (NA-183),XE2HQI, Z81D,ZA/OK6DJ, ZD8O, ZS6NK,ZS7/DL1LLL, ZW364PA. **************************************************************************** 425 DX NEWS HOME PAGE: http://www.425dxn.org 425 DX NEWS MAGAZINE: http://www.425dxn.org/monthly **************************************************************************** 425 DX News is a free of charge weekly bulletin edited by Mauro Pregliasco, I1JQJ and Valeria Pregliasco, IK1ADH Its contents may be used, reproduced and distributed in part or full provided that "425 DX News" or "425DXN" receive proper credit Contributors are invited to send their DX information to Mauro Pregliasco, I1JQJ (425dxn(a)alice.it) The deadline is 12 UTC on Fridays **************************************************************************** Direttore Responsabile Gabriele Villa, I2VGW Giornalista Professionista - Tessera n. 071675 Ordine Nazionale dei Giornalisti Roma, Italia ****************************************************************************

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LISTINFO-LPC 1347: Sud-Ouest, Arcachon
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 22, 2012

Nov. 22, 2012

Bonjour Un article extrait de "Sud-Ouest" du jour. Bonne lecture. 73 de Raymond F-15873 Publié le 22/11/2012 à 06h00 Radioamateurs : la magie au bout du fil Qu'est-ce qu'un radioamateur ? Un passionné des communications « à l'ancienne » empreint de magie et d'émerveillement. Rencontre avec Franck Colin. Franck Colin, a installé son centre d'émission dans une cabane, dans les arbres. (PHOTO S. M.) Quatre-vingt-cinq ans après l'exploit de Pierre Aus-chitzky (lire par ailleurs), les radioamateurs du bassin d'Arcachon continuent de perpétrer la tradition. Mais au fait. C'est quoi, exactement, un radioamateur ? « Quelqu'un qui communique avec le monde entier, grâce à un bout de fil. C'est magique ! » résume Franck Colin, le président du radioclub du bassin d'Arcachon qui a installé son matériel dans une cabane, perchée dans les arbres, au fond de son jardin, à Gujan-Mestras. « Mes enfants n'y allaient plus », explique le quadragénaire qui, comme bon nombre de radioamateur, a commencé par la CB (1). « J'avais 12 ans. Dans les années 70, 80, on était en marge. Et puis avec l'avènement des GPS et des portables, la CB a perdu ses adeptes. » De la CB au certificat Pratiquant la CB avec son père, Franck Colin arrête toute activité à la mort de ce dernier. Travaillant dans l'électronique et la radio, il a repris une activité extraprofessionnelle il y a trois ans. Avec les radioamateurs. « Les gens qui veulent aujourd'hui devenir radioamateurs sont forcément motivés », résume Victor Cordoba, un autre membre du club. Lui aussi est passé par la CB, lui aussi travaille dans l'électronique et la communication. « Je me suis occupé de l'installation radio du tunnel sous la manche », confesse-t-il. Il faut dire que pour pratiquer la radio en amateur, il vaut mieux avoir quelques connaissances de bases en mathématiques. « Pour pouvoir émettre, il faut passer un certificat d'opérateur radio (2) avec des maths à l'examen technique », explique Franck Colin. Ceci dit, une fois la licence en poche, le matériel de base est des plus binaires : une batterie, un poste, un morceau de fil et une antenne. « On s'affranchit de tout » « L'ordinateur, c'est juste un plus. On peut se voir, se localiser. » Oui, parce qu'à l'heure des mails, chats et SMS, ce qui plaît aux radioamateurs, c'est de se parler par la seule voie des ondes. « C'est ce qu'ont perdu les jeunes, ils ne mesurent plus l'exploit que représentent les communications. Elles sont si immédiates, si faciles. Nous, ce qui nous passionne, c'est qu'avec un émetteur et une puissance assez faible (3) on arrive à se parler d'un bout à l'autre de la terre. On s'affranchit de tout. » Et Victor Cordoba d'imager. « C'est comme un chanteur d'opéra : si vous voulez qu'on vous entende au fond de la salle, il faut porter votre voix et bien chanter. Nous, il nous suffit de trouver la bonne fréquence. » Les radioamateurs sont tous branchés sur l'heure universelle, l'UTC (4). Les plus fervents pratiquants se trouvent au Japon et aux États-Unis. « Il y a 3 millions de radioamateurs dans le monde. En France, nous sommes environ 18 000. En Espagne, ils sont deux fois plus nombreux », explique Franck Colin en précisant que les radioamateurs sont très rarement des radioamatrices. « 99 % d'hommes », résume-t-il. Et peu de jeunes. Exit la politique et la religion À chaque transmission, le radioamateur qui émet décline son indicatif, lequel lui est attribué par l'administration. Il le répète à chaque début et fin de parole. Quant aux conversations, elles sont assez épurées. « On se dit bonjour, on parle de notre matériel, du temps qu'il fait. La législation stipule que nous ne devons pas aborder des sujets ayant trait à la politique ou la religion. » Pour chacun de ces échanges, Franck note les références de son interlocuteur et lorsqu'il s'agit d'un premier contact, lui envoie une QSL, du format d'une carte postale, qui confirme la liaison radio. Les siennes sont à l'effigie du bassin d'Arcachon. « Avec elles, avec la radioamateur, on voyage, on découvre la géographie », sourit-il. Devant lui, une carte du monde lui permet de pointer les lieux d'émission de ses correspondants. En morse aussi Une fois par semaine, Franck Colin échange en morse avec un radioamateur rencontré sur sa fréquence. « Au départ, les radioamateurs étaient obligés d'apprendre le morse pour pouvoir capter les messages de détresse et prévenir les autorités. Cela date de l'époque du « Titanic ». Officiellement, le morse a disparu mais. Il revient. On constate que c'est le seul langage universel, le plus performant pour être décodé », explique-t-il. Et Victor Cordoba de préciser. « L'armée de terre a passé l'an dernier un marché pour acquérir des manipulateurs morse. » Comme quoi. (1) CB : citizen band, bande des citoyens. (2) La licence délivrée, et donc la fréquence autorisée, dépendent du type d'examen passé. (3) La puissance d'émission des radioamateurs est dix fois plus faible que celle des radios de la bande FM. (4) Le Temps universel coordonné (UTC) est une échelle de temps adoptée comme base du temps civil international par la majorité des pays.

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F8REF
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 21, 2012

Nov. 21, 2012

Bonjour Voici le dernier bulletin F8REF Bonne lecture et 73 de Raymond F-15873

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info de F5NQL
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 19, 2012

Nov. 19, 2012

Bonjour Info de Maurice F5NQL 73 de Raymond Bonjour à tous Le RC de Provins, sera actif dans le prochain CQ WW DX CW (24&25/11/2012), depuis son local situé sur les hauteurs de Provins, 77 km SE de Paris. - Indicatif pendant le concours : F6KOP - Catégorie : M/M. - Equipe : Ghis/F6CEL, Francis/F5QF, Didier/F5JVP, Alain/F6ENO, Bruno/F5AGB, Mat/F5PED, Jean-Jacques/F5NKX, Stephane/F5UOW, Tony/F8ATS, Antoine/F5RAB, Serge/F6DZS, Terry/F4TTR, Claude/F5GVA, Laurent/F6BBO, Jean-Paul/ F8BJI, Frank/ F4AJQ and Maurice/F5NQL QSL : via F6KOP, direct ou bureau. En espérant vous contacter 73 Maurice, F5NQL

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LISTINFO-1346 : RADIOMANIA
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 19, 2012

Nov. 19, 2012

Bonjour Radioamania Vu sur France 3 Auvergne. C'était F8DYD du 86 qui représentait le REF-Union avec un stand, fournitures et autres. 73 de Raymond Article et vidéo sont ici: http://auvergne.france3.fr/2012/11/18/clermont-ferrand-radiomania-rassemble… A Clermont-Ferrand, Radiomania rassemble les radio gagas ! Une cinquantaine de collectionneurs de vieux matériels radio étaient à la Maison des Sports de Clermont-Ferrand, dimanche, pour la 12ème édition de Radiomania. a.. Par Stéphane Moccozet b.. Publié le 18/11/2012 | 17:04, mis à jour le 18/11/2012 | Une cinquantaine de collectionneurs de vieux matériels radio ont exposé leurs trésors à la Maison de Sports de Clermont-Ferrand, le 18 novembre 2012 pour la 12ème édition de Radiomania. a.. "Video killed the radio star" chantaient The Buggles, jadis, mais la TSF de papa (voire pépé) continue à vivre grâce à quelques amoureux des postes à galène ou autres transistors. Cette année encore, pour la douzième fois, une cinquantaine d'entre eux se sont retrouvés à la Maison des Sports de Clermont-Ferrand, dimanche, pour échanger autour des ondes, petites, moyennes ou grandes. Au fil des ans, Radiomania est devenu un évènement incontournable pour tous les passionnés de vieux postes radio. La manifestation est même la plus importante de France. Véritable caverne d'Ali baba, on peut y trouver du matériel en parfait état de marche et même dénicher la pièce rare qui manquait pour achever la restauration d'une vieille radio trouvée au fond du grenier de la maison familiale. Seul hic pour les heureux possesseurs d'appareils qui ont souvent dépassé le demi-siècle, l'évolution des technologies qui risque, à terme, de leur brouiller l'écoute. L'arrivée prochaine de la radio numérique terrestre va rendre inutile ces radios taillées pour l'analogique et les transformer en simples objets de décoration. Reportage de Laurent Pelletier et René Thévenot à la Maison des Sports de Clermont-Ferrand

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LISTINFO-LPC 1345: petite annonce de F6CPI
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 19, 2012

Nov. 19, 2012

Bonjour Ci-jointe en PDF une petite annonce de Jean F6CPI du 86, à contacter directement. 73 de Raymond F-15873.

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LISTINFO-LPC 1344: Photos du CCPD-CCA hier à Tours
by AUPETIT Raymond Nov. 18, 2012

Nov. 18, 2012

Bonjour Ci-jointes quelques photos du CCPD et CCA hier au siège du REF-Union à Tours. Vous y reconnaîtrez quelques élus (es) des régions concernées par cette liste. Le CR vous arrivera par la voie officielle, comme d'habitude. Bon dimanche. 73 de Raymond F-15873.

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