The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 637 BID: $OPDX.637 December 1, 2003 Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio)
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following DX information.
EDITOR'S SPECIAL NOTICE: This week's bulletin
was sent out earlier than normal to accommodate the late CQWW DX
CW Contest announcements. Also, we wanted to provide the readers
with a consolidated listing of the CQWW DX CW Contest
participants.
DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the
AR-Cluster Network for the week of Friday, 21st/November, through
Friday, 28th/November there were 246 countries active. Countries
available: 3A, 3B8, 3B9, 3D2, 3V, 3W, 3X, 4J, 4L, 4S, 4U1I, 4W,
4X, 5A, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5U, 5V, 5W, 5X, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7Q, 7X, 8P,
8Q, 8R, 9A, 9G, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9L, 9M2, 9M6, 9N, 9Q, 9V, 9X, 9Y, A2,
A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, AP, BV, BY, C2, C3, C6, CE, CE9, CM, CN, CP,
CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, D4, D6, DL, DU, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI, EK,
EL, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, EY, EZ, F, FH, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FP, FR,
FR/e, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, H4, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HC8,
HH, HI, HK, HK0/a, HL, HP, HR, HS, HZ, I, IS, J3, J5, J6, J7, J8,
JA, JD/m, JD/o, JT, JW, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH5, KH6, KH8, KH9,
KL, KP2, KP4, LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OK, OM, ON, OX,
OY, OZ, P4, PA, PJ2, PJ7, PY, PZ, S2, S5, S9, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV,
SV/a, SV5, SV9, T2, T31, T32, T7, T8, T9, TA, TF, TG, TI, TJ, TK,
TL, TN, TR, TT, TU, TY, TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN, UR, V2, V3, V4,
V5, V6, V7, V8, VE, VK, VK9C, VK9L, VK9N, VP2E, VP2M, VP2V, VP5,
VP8, VP8/h, VP9, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XU, XW, XZ, YA, YB, YI, YK, YL,
YN, YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZD8, ZD9, ZF,
ZK1/s, ZK2, ZL, ZP, ZS.
* PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain
"Pirate/SLIM" operations. As always, you never know -
"Work First Worry Later" (WFWL).
6Y, JAMAICA. Tom, N6BT, will be active as
6Y8A in the CQWW DX CW Contest as a Single-Op/Single Band
(80m)/Low Power entry. Also, Mike, WA6O, will be active as 6Y9A
in the CQWW DX CW Contest as a Single-Op/Single Band (15m)/Low
Power entry. QSL both operations to WA4WTG.
7X, ALGERIA. Con, DF4SA, informs OPDX (just
before going to print) that he will be active from the Algerian's
Amateur Radio Association (ARA) club station, 7X2ARA, in the CQWW
DX CW Contest as a Single-Op/All Band/Low Power entry. The QTH is
downtown Algiers City. The equipment will be a TS-570, using
their existing multi-band vertical (40-10m) and a wire vertical
for 80/160 meters (which Con installed on the roof). QSL 7X2ARA
(only for this period of November 21-30th) to DF4SA by the bureau
or (with sufficient return postage) direct to: Cornelius Paul,
Adelberger Weg 3, D-73104 Breech, Germany.
9M2, WEST MALAYSIA. Masaru, JI1ETU, who has
been active as 9M2/JI1ETU, will be going QRT at the end of
December. He can usually be found on 40 meters CW after 1400z (or
later after 2200z). Masaru has also been active on 20/17/15
meters CW. Please send QSL to the JARL Bureau via JI1ETU or send
direct to: Masaru Funakubo, 2-10-11 Tsujidou-Motomachi, Fujiwara,
Kanagawa, 251-0043 JAPAN.
A6, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. Ghis, ON5NT,
informs OPDX that A61AJ will be active in the CQWW CW Contest,
operated by the UN WFP operators Mats/SM7PKK, Robert/S53R,
Dane/S57CQ, Mike/PA5M and himself. Eugene/N2AA is also flying in
to strengthen the team. Please remember to QSL to the new QSL
Managers (since early October 2003) as follows: K2UO (for North,
Central, South America, Caribbean, US territoriesin the Pacific)
and DJ2MX (rest of the world). In the mean time all logs before
October 2003 have now also been transferred to both managers.
ADDED NOTES (by Ghis): "Due to our actual workload at the
WFP, the IOTA operations from AS-021 and AS-124 are postponed
until Feb/March 2004. All of us will still be in Dubai anyway at
that time. I will have received the YI/ON5NT (multicolor picture)
cards from the printer on my return home on December 20th, and
they will be mailed out immediately."
AH2, GUAM (Update). Members of the Guam
Contest Club will be on the air as AH2R during CQWW DX CW Contest
(November 29-30th). This time they set a target as the Oceanic
leader in a Multi-OP Single-TX category and World Op 5. Also,
they are trying to build an Oceanic record in this category.
Operators are: Aki/JI3ERV/NH2C, Toshi/JR7OMD/WI3O,
Hiro/JH0USD/KH2VO and Sam/JR8VSE/NH2N. QSL via JH7QXJ (direct,
see QRZ.com) or JA bureau. Please DO NOT QSL via the KH2 bureau.
Sunrise/Sunset: 2040/0750z.
B4, CHINA. David, BA4RF, will be active as
B4RF in the CQ World Wide DX CW Contest (November 29-30th) as a
Single-Op/Single Band (40m)/High Power entry. QSL via the address
on QRZ.com.
CASTLE ACTIVITY. Look for Antonio, I0SBA/p,
to be active November 29th from Palazzo del Governatorato o
Currito di Capranica (DCI reference VT-092, for the Italian
Castles Award) and Torrioni e Cinte Murarie Medioevali di
Capranica (DCI reference VT-093). Activity will be on 40 and 20
meters SSB only beginning at approximately 0800z. Both references
are located in the Region of Lazio, Province of Viterbo (VT) and
WW Locator JN62CG. QSL to I0SBA, direct or via bureau.
CX, URUGUAY. OPDX was informed by Raul,
CX7BY, that the following stations will be active from Zone 13 in
the CQWW DX CW Contest. Look for:
CX5BW - Operator Pedro - 28 MHz HP - QSL via CBA
CW4A - Operator Ari, CX5AO - 21 MHz LP - QSL via EA5KB
CX7BY - Operator Raul - 14 MHz HP - QSL via CBA
CX9AU - Operator Dan - 7 MHz LP - QSL via KA5TUF
CX1JJ - Operator Mariana - AB LP - QSL via EA5KB
DXCC NEWS. Wayne Mills, N7NG/1, Manager
Membership Services Department of the ARRL, announced this past
week: "After receipt of the necessary documentation
yesterday (courtesy of Bill, W9VA), ZW0S, the St. Peter and St.
Paul Rocks operations of April 2001, February 2002, April and
September 2003 and a planned visit from November 26th to December
19th, 2003, by PS7KM (See ZW0 below) are approved for DXCC
credit." Also, the recent operation of 3C0V from the Island
of Annobon has been approved for DXCC credit.
IOTA NEWS...
RARE IOTAs TO BE ACTIVATED. Ian,
9M2/G3TMA, and two other operators are planning a trip to
two rare Borneo IOTA destinations in late March/early
April 2004. The two islands are: OC- 165 Pulau Satang
Besar (9M8); OC- 184 Pulau Muara Besar (V8). Ian has
already carried out a survey on Pulau Satang Besar, and
the available antenna space on the beach does not look
particularly good for some of the more populated amateur
areas of the world. However, operation will be on SSB and
CW, including WARC bands. Further details of the
operation will be available in the early part of 2004.
NA-102. Members of the A.C.R.A
Guadeloupe ARS will be active on December 13-14th from
the Gosier Islet as TO7ACR. Activity will be on HF/VHF
bands CW/SSB, plus 6m. Operators mentioned are: FG5CK,
FG5DN, FG5GG, FG5BC, FG5AS, FG5GP, FG5GP, FG1JD and SWL
Isaac. Other references are: WAZ-08, DIFO FG016 and LH
0142.
OC-NEW. Johan, PA3EXX, will be active as
VK4WWI/9 from Cato Reef in the Coral Sea Islands
Territory South Group, December 2-6th. Actiity will be on
80-10 meters CW/SSB. QSL via his home callsign.
JY8, JORDAN. Operators Helgert/JY8YB and
George/JY9QJ will be active as JY8B in the CQ World Wide DX CW
Contest (November 29-30th) as a Multi-Single entry. QSL via
DL5MBY.
LU5, ARGENTINA. Javi, LU5FF, will participate
in the CQWW CW Contest as a Single-Op/Single Band (10m)/Low Power
entry. The QSL Manager is EA7JX.
PIRATE ALERT. Wally, LZ2CJ, informs OPDX that
there has been an unknown operator using the callsign, ZA1MM,
making QSOs and giving out as his QSL Manager LZ2UU. Wally
states, "THAT THIS IS NOT TRUE! His friend Danny, LZ2UU
(LZ0A and VP8/LZ2UU), is NOT a manager for any ZA station. Please
spread the word and let the DXers know about this pirate. A lot
of QSLs are arriving at Danny's post office box and of course
Danny can not send them any QSLs for the illegal QSOs made by
ZA1MM pirate."
PT5, BRAZIL. Ron, PY2FUS, is pleased to
inform that PT5A (former ZX5J) will be active during the CQWW CW
Contest this weekend on all bands as a Multi-Multi station. He
also mentioned that he will be one of the TopBand operators. The
PT5A setup this year includes beverages beaming NA, EU and OC.
For those interested in seeing some pictures, please take a look
at the ZX5J link at: http://www.inepar.com.br/araucaria.
QSL INFO AND NEWS...
Vance, N5VL, reports that he has started
mailing out the CY9A cards; however, not the RTTY QSOs at
the present time and also the Bure cards (which will not
be mailed intil later). Vance states that if you just
sent a card with no return postage, your card will be in
the Bureau cards.
Han, DS2GOO, reports that the logs for
the last activity from Soan Island (AS-085) (by members
of PDXC Nov. 2003) are now available online at: http://ds2goo.karl.or.kr/log.htm.
NEED A V51AS QSL? Bob, K8BL, informs
OPDX that he had a rough time getting QSLs from Frank,
V51AS, over the last few years for 3 new band QSOs. Five
attempts have not gotten through to him and Bob was ready
to give up, but sent a bare QSL to him with a request
that Frank E-mail Bob with instructions due to his mail
being emptied/stolen. He finally got Bob's bare QSL (Bob
guesses it was because there was nothing about it worth
stealing). Below are his instructions for a better chance
of getting your QSL through to him. Frank, V51AS, states,
"In V5, IRC are not accepted. Please send 2 USD and
registered mail. Sorry for very bad postworkers. Send to
P.O. Box on QRZ.com."
CQWWCW QSL ROUTES. Zik, DL/VE3ZIK
(4N1DX), informs OPDX that the latest QSL info from the
CQWW DX CW Contest will be published next Thursday,
December 4th at: http://www.contesting.info.
R1, ANTARCTICA. Oleg will be active as R1ANC
from Novolazarevskay Base (WABA UA-08, IOTA AN-016) for only 6
days between November 27th and December 3rd. Suggested
frequencies are: CW - 3510, 7010, 14010, 21010 and 28010 kHz; SSB
- 3610, 7071, 14160, 21260 and 28460 kHz. QSL via ZS1OIN
(QRZ.com) or via R3AR.
RRC ACTIVITIES. Members of the Russian
Robinson Club (RRC) are planning a unique mountain radio
expedition into Africa to the highest apex of African continent -
mountain of Kilimanjaro (5985m) in Tanzania. The team plans to
climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro and erect the Russian
Robinson Club flag. The team will consist of RW3GW, RW3GU, RZ3EM,
mountain climber Gennadi Khryukin (g.Lipetsk) and video operator
and journalist - Boris Mamlin (g.Novosibirsk). The expedition is
planned to take place between December 2-17th. Also, look for
them to be active from the United Arab Emirates as A61AR during
the evening of December 2nd to 3rd and December 16th to 17th.
From Tanzania, they will use the callsign 5H3GW and also 5H3AA
(EK6DO), 5H3RK (VK4VB). The climb to the summit of Mount
Kilimanjaro will take 8 days, while the descent taking 2 days.
QSL via operator's instructions.
SILENT KEY. It is with sad regret to announce
the passing of Bill Pickard, WA5PAE, on the morning November
23rd. Bill, known as "PICK", was a Vice President of
INDEXA (as well as Information Session staff member), and a
member of the DXAC for the Great Lakes Division. Jay Slough,
K4ZLE (member of the Southwest Ohio DX Association), reports,
"Pick was in seemingly good health until earlier this summer
when he experienced shortness of breath while on vacation. Upon
returning home to West Chester, OH, he was diagnosed with
pulmonary fibrosis . In spite of aggressive treatment, the
fibrosis developed extremely rapidly and resulted in his death
due to asphyxia." OPDX and its readers would like to send
out our deepest sympathy to his family and friends. Pick is
survived by his wife, Ethel Pickard, two daughters and several
granndchildren. Condolences may be sent to Ethel at: 8063 Pepper
Pike, West Chester, OH 45069.
TG0, GUATEMALA. Operators Ron/N0AT,
William/W0OR, David/W0FLS and Vladimir/N0STL will be active as
TG0AA in the CQ World Wide DX CW Contest (November 29-30th) as a
Multi-Single entry. QSL via TG9AXF: Edgar Morales, P.O. Box 57,
Mixco 01957, Guatemala.
TI5, COSTA RICA. Operators William/TI2WGO,
Jorge/CX6VM, Philip/N0KE, William/N0ZA, George/W1XE/0 and
David/OK1DTP will be active as TI5N in the CQ World Wide DX CW
Contest (November 29-30th) as a Multi-2 entry. QSL via W3HNK.
ADDED NOTE: The TI5KD station has beverages working on 160 on 80
meters.
TO4, EUROPA. The TO4E team is now active and
should be active as TO4WW for the CQWW DX CW Contest weekend.
Floyd Gerald, N5FG, East Coast USA Pilot Station for TO4E/TO4WW,
reports that Rafik, F5CQ, has lost E-mail contact with the FR/E
team on Europa due to malfunctioning PSK (??) equipment. This
means that unless they are able to get the problem fixed, there
will be no updates or skeds sent to the pilot stations. This also
means they will not be able to upload any logs to the on-line log
on the web site. All the antennas are not installed yet,
especially for the low bands. However, they think that they will
be ready with the antennas before the contest. Flo, F5CWU, Editor
of "La Gazette du DX", also provided OPDX with the
following update on the latest news from Europa (dated Nov.
27th): "Tonight, I (F5CQ & F5IPW) spoke with Dany F5CW
on 20m and I asked him why the team has to QRT so often. He told
me that they must QRT due to restriction with the generator,
probably due to a lack of gas, even if the propagation is so
good. The team will not have the possibility to work around the
clock exept during the CQWWDXCW (QRV 24/24). Here is the schedule
of their operation: from 0400-0730z; from 1000-1030z; from
1300-1330z; from 1515-1945 or 2000z. Tommorow, Friday Novembet
28th, they will finnish to setup the low bands RX antennas.
During the CQWW, the TO4E callsogn will be used on the WARC
bands." Remember, the TO4E Europa Web page is at: http://europa2003.free.fr/.
V47, ST. KITTS AND NEVIS. Larry/KJ4UY and his
fiancee Mel will be leaving Orlando on December 2nd for St.
Kitts/Nevis. They will be taking a ferry to Nevis on the 3rd and
Larry will start operating as V47UY then. The weekend of December
6th, Larry plans to operate in the TARA RTTY Sprint, the PSK31
Death March and/or the ARRL 160 meter Contest. He states, "I
will probably do all to give others a new multiplier and just
have fun doing it." On the weekend of December 13th, Karl,
V44NK, and Larry will be operating the ARRL 10 Meter Contest
using the callsign V47UY. As this is Larry's first vacation in 2
years, it is also not all radio. They will be doing some scuba
diving and plan on taking a side trip to St. Barts. He will,
however, be on the air as much as possible. Please, QSLs for USA
stations go to KJ4UY with return postage and for everyone outside
the USA, QSL to KJ4UY direct with return postage or via the
bureau. All QSLs are answered 100%. He is hoping to give the
deserving a new country or new band/mode country. They will leave
December 16th.
ZA, ALBANIA (Press Release - QSP from Martti, OH2BH):
News From Tirana On A Rainy - Wednesday November 26, 2003. A
memorable second week came to an end when the U.S./ARRL
delegation headed by K7WX and K9LA departed Tirana with many fond
memories and new friendships they were taking back home. The
group accomplished several objectives, among them relations to
Telecom authorities and academics at the University as well as
student contacts with many soon-to-be amateur radio licensees. On
the radio side, several U.S. callsigns were aired specifically on
75/80M and PSK 31, resulting in the radio side,to many too be
thousands of QSOs, such as 4,000 on 75/80M, including 1,000 to
the U.S. and reaching even the West Coast over the long-haul
greyline. The 160M activities will continue through the efforts
of Robin, WA6CDR. The theory exam was conducted today Wednesday
with 33 students getting a passing mark on the CEPT 1 level. Now
the course will move on to pure amateur radio related subjects
under the leadership of Uli, DJ2YA, while John, G3OKA, will head
back to the UK after a job well done. Britain's RSGB deserves
credit for their support of the first part of the program. The
Albanian authorities released the callsign ZA1UT ( University of
Tirana ) symbolizing this program. Another wave of lecturers have
now arrived representing Finland and Germany for the following
week. You will soon find DJ2YA, DL3DXX, DL6LAU, OH0XX, OH2BH,
OH2KI, OH2PM, OH2TA, OH2UA as well as K3NA, K6RLE and WA6CDR on
the bands. The Albanian Amateur Radio Association (AARA) will
launch a multi-multi effort for CQWW led by their ZA1B, ZA1D,
ZA1E, ZA1I, ZA1S, ZA1Z and others assisted by their foreign
guests. You will hear the ZA1A team appearing during the contest
period. A special event QSL card can be obtained for all
callsigns active during this program from: Project Goodwill
Albania 2003, P.O. Box 73, 02380 Espoo, Finland or, via OH2BH
ZC4, UK SOV. BASE AREAS ON CYPRUS (Callsign Change).
Geoff, ZC4CW, has announced that he has received the contest
callsign, ZC4T. So. look for him to be active with the new
callsign in the CQWW DX CW Contest, ARRL 10M Contest and the ARRL
160M Contest. QSL is still via G3AB.
ZF, CAYMAN ISLAND. Pete, N2LM, will be active
as ZF2PD on Grand Cayman Island (NA-016) from December 28th
through January 8th. Activity will be 80-6 meters CW/SSB.
Requests for QSL cards can be sent to his home callsign, N2LM.
ZW0, ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL ROCKS. Karl,
PS7KM, plans to be active as ZW0S from St. Peter and St. Paul
Rocks (SA-014) between November 26th and December 19th. QSL
direct to PS7JN: Joaquim das Virgens Neto, Rua Carlos Serrano
1969, 59076-740 Natal RN, Brazil.
CQ WORLD WIDE DX CW CONTEST: The following
stations are expected to be active in the CQ World Wide DX CW
Contest (November 29-30th, 2003). Thanks to Bill, NG3K, for
providing OPDX readers the following consolidated listing of the
participants in the 2003 CQWW CW Contest. For a more detailed
listing in HTML format, please visit the Web page at: http://www.ng3k.com/Misc/cqc2003.html
(By callsign); http://www.ng3k.com/Misc/cqcd2003.html (By
entity); http://www.ng3k.com/Misc/cqcz2003.html (By
zone).
Contest DXCC CQZ Class QSL
Callsign Entity Route
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4D71/N0NM Phillipines 27
4L8A Georgia 21 SOSB 20M OZ1HPS
4M5X Venezuela 09 SOSB 20M W4SO
4U1UN United Nations 05 4U1UN
4W3CW Timor Leste 28 SOAB LP 4W3CW
4X6FR Israel 20 SOAB LP 4X6OM
4Z5KJ Israel 20 SOSB 80M 4Z5KJ
5U5Z Niger 35 M/M G3SXW
5X1X Uganda 37 K3JT
6Y6X Jamaica 08 M/2 KN5H
6Y8A Jamaica 08 SOSB 80M WA4WTG
6Y9A Jamaica 08 SOSB 15M WA4WTG
6Y0A Jamaica 08 SOSB 160M WA4WTG
7S2E Sweden 14 SOSB 40M SM2DMU
7X2ARA Algeria 33 SOAB LP DF4SA
8P5A Barbados 08 SOAB LP NN1N
9A8MM Croatia 15 M/S 9A8MM
9H3WW Malta 15 M/2 DJ5CL Buro
9M4JB Western Malaysia 28 M/? E21EIC
9Y4ZC Trinidad Tobago 09 M/2 DL1HCM Buro
AH2R Guam 27 M/S JH7QXJ
AP2ARS Pakistan 21 SOAB LP JA1PBV
AP2AUM Pakistan 21 9A4NA
B4RF China 24 SOSB 40M BA4RF
BW3/JD1BKQ Taiwan 24 SOAB LP JR3PZW
BW4/UA3VCS Taiwan 24 SOSB 15M UA3VCS
C4W Cyprus 20 SOAB HP LOTW
CN2R Morocco 33 SOAB HP W7EJ
CO8LY Cuba 08 SOAB LP EA7ADH
CO8TW Cuba 08 SOSB 160M IZ8CCW
CQ0T Portual 14 SOAB CT1ILT
CT8T Portual 14 SOAB HP Auto Buro
CT9L Madeira 33 M/2 DJ6QT
CT9M Madeira 33 SOAB CS3MAD
CU2F Azores 14 SOSB 20M SM4DHF
CW4A Uruguay 13 SOSB 15M EA5KB
CX7BY Uruguay 13 SOSB 20M CX7BY Direct
CX9AU Uruguay 13 SOSB 40M
D4B Cape Verde 35 SOAB HP K1BV
D44TD Cape Verde 35 SOSB 20M CT1EKF
DL0OV Germany 14 M/S DJ2VO
DS0DX South Korea 25 M/S HL1XP
E20HHK Thailand 26 SOAB LP E21EIC
EA6IB Balearic Islands 14 M/S CBA
EA8AX Canary Island 33 M/2 DL1DX
EA8ZS Canary Island 33 SOAB HP EA8ZS
EM0U Ukraine 16 M/M UT3UZ
EN1U Ukraine 16 SOSB 40M UX1UA
EY8MM Tajikistan 17 SOSB 80M K1BV
EX9A Kyrgystan 17 SOAB HP Auto Buro
FM/T93Y Martinique 08 SOAB LP T93Y
FS5UQ St Martin 08 M/S K5KV
FY5FY French Guiana 09 SOAB QRP FY5FY
GM5A Scotland 14 M/M GM0RLZ
GJ2A Jersey 14 SOAB HP GJ3DVC
GZ7V Shetland Islands 14 SOAB M0CMK
HC8N Galapagos 10 M/M W5UE
HS4BPQ/9 Thailand 26 SOSB 20M E21EIC
HS0EHF Thailand 26 SOSB 20M HS0EHF
HS0GBI Thailand 26 SOAB LP HS0GBI
HS0ZDY Thailand 26 SOSB 15M
HZ1AB Saudi Arabia 21 SOSB 15M K8PYD
IH9P African Italy 33 SOSB 40M OK1MG
II1H Italy 15 SOSB I1HJT
IO4T Italy 15 M/S IK4XCL Direct
IR4T Italy 15 SOSB IK4IEE
IR9T Sicily 15 IT9GSF
IU1A Italy 15 SOSB 20M IK1SPR
IU2M Italy 15 SOSB 40M Buro
J37KF Grenada 08 J37KF Direct
J38AA Grenada 08 SOAB LP WA1S
J43J Greece 20 SOSB 20M DJ5JH Buro
J7 Dominica 08 F6AUS
JT1AS Mongolia 23 SOSB 10M
JT1BE Mongolia 23 SOSB 10M
JT1BJ Mongolia 23 SOSB 20M
JT1BV Mongolia 23 SOAB HP JT1BV
JT1CD Mongolia 23 SOSB 40M
JT1CO Mongolia 23 SOSB 80M
JT1CS Mongolia 23 SOSB 15M
JT1DA Mongolia 23 SOSB 15M
JT1JA Mongolia 23 SOSB 160M JT1CO
JT2KAA Mongolia 23 SOAB
JW5E Svalbard 40 M/? JW5NM
JY8YB Jordan 20 M/S DL5MBY
KH6/KE0UI Hawaii 31 SOAB LP KE0UI
KP2/N4EXA Virgin Islands 08 SOSB 15M DJ2MX
KP2/OK1TN Virgin Islands 08 OK1TN
KP3Z Puerto Rico 08 SOAB HP WC4E
KP4AH Puerto Rico 08 SOSB 10M KP4AH Direct
LA6FJA/DU1 Philippine 27 SO HP LA6FJA
LN8W Norway 14 M/S LA9VDA
LU2XX Argentina 13 LU1XS
LU7DW Argentina 13 M/S LU7DW
LX/G3VQO Luxembourg 14 SOAB LP G3VQO Buro
LX7I Luxembourg 14 M/S LX2AJ Buro
LY1YK Lithuania 15 M/2 LY1YK
LY7A Lithuania 15 M/M LY2ZO
LY7Z Lithuania 15 M/? LY2CY
LY9Y Lithuania 15 SOSB 80M LY2CY
LZ9W Bulgaria 20 M/M
MU/DL2OBF Guernsey 14 SOAB LP DL2OBF
MW5A Wales 14 SOAB G3TXF
NP3D USA 05 SOSB 80M W3HNK
NP4Z Puerto Rico 08 QRP WC4E
OE2S Austria 15 M/S
OE4A Austria 15 SOSB 15M OE1EMS
OH1F Finland 15 SOAB OH1AF
OH2BH Finland 15 SOSB 80M OH2BH Buro
OH6K Finland 15 SOSB 80M Buro
OH7M Finland 15 M/S Buro
OH0Z Aland 15 M/M OH5DX
OL1A Czech Republic 15 SOSB 80M OK1CW
OL5T Czech Republic 15 M/M OK1TNM
OL7R Czech Republic 15 M/S OK1XUV
OM7M Slovakia 15 M/S OM3PA
OZ0KR Denmark 14 M/? DH9KR Buro
OZ0XX Denmark 14 M/M Buro
P40E Aruba 09 SOAB W3HNK
P40TA Aruba 09 SOAB HP WM6A
PJ2T Netherlands Antilles 09 M/2 N9AG
PJ5NA St Maarten 08 SOAB K1NA
PT5A Brazil 11 M/M VE3HO
PX2W Brazil 11 SOSB 10M PY2YU
RL3A Russia (Europe) 16 M/S W3HNK
RS0F Russia (Asia) 19 SOAB HP W3HNK
RT9W Russia (Asia) 17 M/S RT9W
RU1A Russia (Europe) 16 M/2 RU1AE
RW2F Kaliningrad 15 M/M DK4VW
SU9NC Egypt 34 SOAB LP OM2SA
SV1RP/SV5 Dodecanese 20 SOSB 20M SV1RP
SV5RDS Dodecanese 20 SOSB 40M SV5RDS Buro
T32WW Eastern Kiribati 31 M/2 K0MP
T94FC Bosnia-Herzegovina 15 SOSB 20M
T95A Bosnia-Herzegovina 15 SOSB 160M K2PF
TA3/DK3KD Turkey 20 M/? DL5JQ
TF3CW Iceland 40 SOAB HP LX1NO
TG0AA Guatemala 07 M/S TG9AXF
TI5N Costa Rica 07 M/2 W3HNK
TK9A Corsica 15 SOAB S51TA
TM2Y France 14 M/S F6BEE
TM7W France 14 F8BBL
TO4E Europa 39 QRP F5OGL
TO4WW Europa 39 M/? F5OGL
TS7N Tunisia 33 M/2 DL9USA
UV7M Ukraine 16 M/? US5MTJ Buro
UR6GWZ Ukraine 16 M/S Buro
V26DX Antigua 08 M/S KU9C
V26K Antigua 08 LP AA3B
V47KP St Kitts Nevis 08 M/2 K2SB
V63 Micronesia 27 W5PF
VE2IM Canada 02
VK1AA/4 Australia 30 SOSB 40M VK1AA
VK6AA Australia 29 SOAB DL8YR
VK9CJ Cocos Island 29 JA1KJW
VP5X Turks & Caicos 08 M/S OH3RB
VP8/LZ2UU South Shetland 13 SOAB LP LZ2UU
VP9/K9CC Bermuda 05 SOSB 20M
VP9I Bermuda 05 SOAB LP KQ1F
VY2ZM Canada 05 SOAB HP K1ZM
WP2Z Virgin Islands 08 M/2 KU9C
WP4F Puerto Rico 08 SOSB 40M WP4F
XU7ACZ Cambodia 26 M/? OM3TZZ
XV2NA Vietnam 26 SOAB HP JE7IDA
XV2PO Vietnam 26 SOAB N5PO
YB0ECT Indonesia 28 SOAB LP K5ZE
YE0X Indonesia 28 SOAB HP Buro
YL8M Latvia 15 SOAB HP YL2KL
YT9X Serbia and Montenegro 15 SOSB 20M YU1ZZ
ZA1A Albania 15 M/M OH2BH
ZC4T UK Sov Bases 20 SOSB 160M G3AB
ZD8Z Ascension 36 SOAB VE3HO
ZS4TX South Africa 38 SOAB ZS4TX
ZZ8Z Brazil 11 SOAB LP PY8AZT
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