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Wednesday, October 31, 2018

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ARRL Laboratory Manager Ed Hare, W1RFI, has been re-elected as IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society Vice President for Standards.

“Amateur Radio must be represented at the tables where these standards are conceived and written,” Hare said. “ARRL is uniquely positioned to be able to fill that role in a way that is seen by industry as being a good representation of Amateur Radio, but a…

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ARRL Laboratory Manager Ed Hare, W1RFI, has been re-elected as IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society Vice President for Standards.

“Amateur Radio must be represented at the tables where these standards are conceived and written,” Hare said. “ARRL is uniquely positioned to be able to fill that role in a way that is seen by industry as being a good representation of Amateur Radio, but a…

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WA7BNM Contest Calendar – 0600Z-0859Z, Nov 1

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House midterm switch would turn up heat on deregulatory chairman

A spokesman for Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai has told Multichannel News that the chairman, who took over the post in January 2017, “plans to lead the FCC for the foreseeable future.”

Pai — a Republican appointed to the commission by President Barack Obama in 2012, then named chair by President Donald Trump — was asked after the FCC’s Oct. 23 public meeting whether he planned to remain in that post if the Democrats took over the House in the midterm elections, as many are predicting.

[Read: Chairman Pai: The Radio World Interview]

That changeover could mean ramped-up oversight from legislators who have been tough on Pai over network neutrality and media ownership deregulation. At the post-meeting press conference, the chairman responded he “[couldn’t] speculate about hypothetical future election results that haven’t even come in yet, so, we’re staying the course.”

Plans can change, of course, but according to Brian Hart, director of the FCC’s office of media relations, the chairman will remain for that foreseeable future (in which arguably a Democratic-controlled House is certainly visible), in part because there are still a lot of things on his plate.

“Chairman Pai remains focused on his key priorities, including bridging the digital divide, fostering American leadership in 5G and empowering telehealth advancements,” Hart said.

Pai also has a children’s TV rule revamp to vote on, net neutrality deregulation to defend in court, and a quadrennial media ownership rule review to launch before the end of the year, a point he also made at the post-meeting press conference.

In addition to his tenure as an FCC member, Pai also served in the FCC’s Office of General Counsel from 2007 to 2011.

There could still be wiggle room in his “foresee-able future.”

It would definitely be unusual for a chairman to leave after only two years, but few chairs have been as under the spotlight or on the hot seat as Pai has been over his rolling back of net neutrality rules and associated issues — like the appearance of bots in the comment docket — from Senate Democrats seemingly ready to turn the tables on Republican policies and policymakers they see as threats to the commonweal.

The question about Pai’s future — lobbed at the post-public meeting press conferences at which Pai assiduously avoids making any news — was likely prompted by speculation on the street and the Hill about his future, given the pounding he has taken from the Democrats in the minority.

If Democrats do take over the House, they would likely be marching the FCC up to the Hill a lot more often and, with subpoena power, they could do some of their own investigating into the net neutrality comment docket or other issues they have with the chairman, pointed out one Hill aid. That could include actions they said benefited Sinclair Broadcast Group and moves to deregulate media ownership.

If Pai does leave, it would arguably on a deregulatory high note, with a raft of process reforms, the net neutrality rule rollback, businesses data services and copper retirement revamps and media ownership deregulation.

But one former top FCC official said he thinks the foreseeable future of Pai’s chairmanship will likely extend well beyond the election, no matter which side controls Congress.

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An intense heat wave and gale-force winds in the Western Cape region of South Africa have resulted in devastating runaway fires, threatening the towns of George and Karatara in the Southern Cape area since October 24. An Amateur Radio Joint Operational Center (JOC) was established on October 29, and radio amateurs were put on standby when parts of George experienced telephone and power outages …

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The Silent Key Memorial Contest on November 1 will honor radio amateurs who have died in past years or more recently. The CW-only event gets under way at 0600 UTC on November 1 and continues until 0859 UTC. The event is annual and takes place on 80 and 40 meters. The event website contains complete rules and guidelines.

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The Silent Key Memorial Contest on November 1 will honor radio amateurs who have died in past years or more recently. The CW-only event gets under way at 0600 UTC on November 1 and continues until 0859 UTC. The event is annual and takes place on 80 and 40 meters. The event website contains complete rules and guidelines.

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Ten-year vet of Wyoming-based network promoted

Legend Communications of Wyoming has promoted Jed Burns to vice president and general manager for its Big Horn Radio Network.

According to the announcement, Burns joined the network a decade prior and “has significant management and marketing experience.

Big Horn Radio Network serves Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin, and it consists of KZMQ(AM/FM), KODI(AM/FM),

KCGL(FM), KTAG(FM), KKLX(FM), KVGL(FM), KCWB(FM) and KWOR(AM/FM). Parent company Legend Communications also owns 11 other stations across the state and is owned by Larry and Susan Patrick. 

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— 145Audio Engineering Society International Convention fulfills it’s billing: “Where Audio Professionals and Technology Connect” —

New York, NY — Celebrating decades of professional audio leadership in its 70 anniversary year, the Audio Engineering Society raised the bar yet again with its 145th International Convention, the place to be to celebrate and experience the past, present and future of audio engineering technologies and techniques. Contrary to typical event patterns, for the second year in a row in New York City, the Convention’s exhibition floor was still packed at closing time – the Jacob Javits Center staff had to plead for a cleared hall with attendees who did not want their experience to end.

The three days of gear and services exhibition showed the latest innovations from over 300 brands, including 37 new exhibitors – some returning after periods of absence to embrace the renewed enthusiasm of exhibition attendees. These exhibitors included leading brands such as Dell, Sound Devices, Universal Audio, Apogee, Riedel, Zoom, Meyer Sound, Wisycom, Western Electric, Roland, MAGIX and more. Near 14,000 registrants kept the AES New York 2018 exhibition floor bustling, further bolstered by attendees from the co-located NAB New York Show who visited AES to connect and learn about audio.

Alongside the exhibition, the four days of in-depth presentations and insights from the most influential names in professional audio in the October 17-20 Technical Program at AES New York 2018 offered an array of ways to listen, learn and connect with the heart of the professional audio industry, from hundreds of scientific research presentations to technology demonstrations, onstage panels and interviews offering exclusive behind-the-scenes details covering the complete spectrum of audio production.

“The excitement of the attendees of AES New York 2018 was evident at every turn across the four days of the Convention,” noted Convention Co-Chair Jonathan Wyner. “Time and again we heard how attendees were moved, motivated and educated by the unparalleled Technical Program content. Exhibitors were enthusiastic about the opportunities the Exhibition offered to connect with their customers. AES New York 2018 brought new diversity and innovations – I look forward to seeing more in 2019.”

The Technical Program, built by the team of audio experts assembled and led by AES New York 2018 Co-chairs Paul Gallo, Valerie Tyler and Wyner, also offered a variety of feature presentations, including opening remarks from AES President David Scheirman; the lively and entertaining Keynote address by musician, technologist and educator Thomas Dolby during the Opening Ceremonies; a candid on-stage and in-character discussion with Derek Smalls (“formerly of the band formerly known as Spinal Tap”); and the Heyser Lecture given by sound reinforcement pioneer John Meyer.

Convention Co-Chair Tyler notes, “We are extremely grateful to our Track chairs and Convention committee members who put together the program and events this year, dedicating their expertise and an enormous amount of time and effort to give life to the convention. In addition, we’d like to thank the amazing and dedicated AES HQ staff, as well as the outstanding presenters and attendees who make the convention possible every year. The 145th AES International Convention has proven once again that there’s no better experience for audio professionals of today and tomorrow than the Audio Engineering Society.”

Attendees and featured presenters at this year’s show included Stevie Wonder, guitarist/songwriter Danny Kortchmar, renowned bassist Will Lee and legendary engineers/producers Al Schmitt, Bob Ludwig, Prince Charles Alexander, Chuck Ainlay, Jeff Balding, Frank Filipetti, Leslie Ann Jones, George Massenburg, Elliot Scheiner, Chris and Tom Lord-Alge, Marcella “Ms. Lago” Araica, Michael Brauer, Andrew Scheps, Tony Maserati, Joe Chiccarelli, Jack Joseph Puig, Piper Payne, Jimmy Douglass, Greg Wells, CJ Vanston and more.

The AES looks ahead to 2019, when it will host the 146 AES International Convention in Dublin, Ireland, March 20–23, and its return to New York for the 147 AES International Convention, October 16–19, 2019.

For complete details on the AES New York 2018 International Convention visit aesshow.com.

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Halloween is typically the most active day of the year for shortwave pirates. Halloween falls on Wednesday, October 31st, and although this is the middle of the week, expect pirates to emerge like The Great Pumpkin!

Here are three things you’ll want to do Halloween night:

1. Hobby Broadcasting Blog

Check out Andrew Yoder’s pirate radio blog ,the Hobby Broadcasting blog.

Andrew is the author of the Pirate Radio Annual and a guru on shortwave pirate radio. Andrew has already logged some Halloween stations this weekend.

2. HF Underground

hfunderground

Follow real-time pirate radio spots and loggings on the HF Underground discussion forum. Chris Smolinski at HFU typically posts post-Halloween pirate stats on the SWLing Post as well–always a fascinating overview.

3. Listen!

Photo by Bill Patalon

Listen for pirate radio stations today and throughout the weekend!  Turn on your radio anytime today, but especially around twilight and tune between 6,920 – 6,980 kHz. Pirates broadcast on both AM and SSB; you’re bound to hear a few. If you’re brand new to pirate radio listening, you might read my pirate radio primer by clicking here. I will be listening until late in the evening.

Happy Halloween to all! 

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Franz, DJ9ZB will be active from Thailand, until 4 November 2018, as HS0ZLP.

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Harald, DF2WO will be active as 9X2AW, from Rwanda,18 January – 14 February 2019.

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Nobuaki, JA0JHQ will be active from Koror Island, IOTA OC-009, Palau, 23 – 26 November 2018, as T88PB.

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Just a short note to say that DX-World will be “off air” next week due to the upcoming EL2EL/4 DXpedition which I’m part of. Irregular updates may occur on social media sites of DX-World (Facebook) and (Twitter) but it’s unlikely I will have any internet or email access while away. Normal service will resume on […]

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Eric, F6ICX informs DX-World.net that he will again be active from Sainte Marie (Nosy Boraha) Island, AF-090 as 5R8IC between November 5, 2018 to mid-February 2019. QRV on HF bands, mostly CW. QSL via H/c.

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     DXNL 2117 – October 31, 2018
                      DX Newsletter
                a free and weekly service of
                   DARC Committee “DX”
                 (http://www.darcdxhf.de)
                Editor: Klaus Poels, DL7UXG
                (e-mail: dxnl@dxhf.darc.de)
            translation by: Oliver Bock, DJ9AO
4S, Sri Lanka:
     Once more, Peter/DC0KK will spend the winter months on Sri Lanka.
     QRV between Oct. 31 and April 2 next year as 4S7KKG from Moragalla
     (AS-003, WW Loc. MJ96xk). QSL via DC0KK (d/B), ClubLog OQRS, LoTW.
5R, Madagascar:
     Andy/OE7AJH and Tomas/OE7KUT will be active holiday-style as 5R8UP
     from Madagascar (AF-013, WLOTA 2455) between Nov. 3 and 13 on
     40-10m (CW, SSB), 80m depending on conditions. QSL via OE7AJH
     (d/B).
5Z, Kenya:
     5Z4/WA5A (Scott) remains active from Ruaka until Nov. 7 on 40, 20,
     and 17m. QSL via WA5A.
8P, Barbados:
     Manfred/DK1BT, Wolf/DL4WK, Anette/ DL6SAK, Sigi/DL7DF,
     Frank/DL7UFR, and Jan/SP3CYY will be operating as 8P9AE from Nov. 6
     to 20. QRV with three rigs on 160-10m on CW, SSB, and digital
     modes. QSL via DL7DF (d/B). http://www.dl7df.com/8p9/
DL, Germany:
     German members of the European DX Foundation are celebrating the
     club’s anniversary with the call DL32EUDXF during November. QSL via
     ClubLog OQRS or via DJ8NK.
G, England:
     GB100ARM commemorates the armistice at the end of World War I
     throughout November. QSL via G0TOC (d), bureau.
I, Italy:
     The ARI section Fidenza (IQ4FE) honours Joseph Henry as their
     milestone in radio history during November with the callsign
     II4HNR. QSL via IQ4FE.
I, Italy:
     Special event station 4U73B marks the founding of the United
     Nations 73 years ago. The call is operated by the Amateur Radio
     Club 4U1GSC. QSL via 9A2AA, ClubLog.
I, Italy:
     Between Nov. 3 and the end of the year, IY1EY from Loano
     commemorates Marconi’s experiments conducted from aboard his yacht
     “Elettra”. QSL via IK1QBT (d/B). www.ariloano.it
J6, St. Lucia:
     Gerd/DL7VOG returns to St. Lucia (NA-108) from Nov. 3 to 25. QRV as
     J68GU on HF (RTTY, FT8), and during the WAE RTTY and CQ WW DX CW
     contests. QSL via DL7VOG (d/B).
LZ, Bulgaria:
     The Bulgarian Radio Club Blagovestnik (LZ1KCP) continues to honour
     the memory of Bulgarian saints during November with the callsign
     LZ33MM. QSL via bureau, LZ1KCP (d). http://www.lz1kcp.com/
OE, Austria:
     Jo/OE4VIE celebrates EUDXF’s 32nd anniversary with the call
     OE32EUDXF between Nov. 1 and 17. QSL via bureau, LoTW, eQSL.
PA, Netherlands:
     EUDXF’s members from the Netherlands are joining in with special
     event calls PA…PI32EUDXF. QSL via PA1AW.
VK, Australia:
     The Wireless Institute of Australia and Australian amateurs are
     commemorating the end of World War I with the special callsigns
     VI100PEACE, VI2…9PEACE, and VI2…6LWF from the 3rd to 11th of
     November. For more information see qrz.com.
VK9C, Cocos Keeling Islands:
     Michael/DF8AN operates as VK9CH from Cocos Keeling (OC-003) between
     Nov. 6 and 9. QRV on 160-6m on CW, RTTY, digital modes, and FT 8
     (DXped. mode). QSL via DF8AN (d/B).
VK9X, Christmas Island:
     Prior to Cocos Keeling and afterwards, Michael/DF8AN will be active
     from Christmas Island (OC-002). QRV as VK9XQ from Nov. 3 to 6 and
     Nov. 9 to 17 on 160-6m (CW, RTTY, digital modes, FT8). QSL via
     DF8AN (d/B).
VP9, Bermuda:
     Paul/VP9KF operates from Bermuda (NA-005, WW Loc. FM72pi) between
     Oct. 31 and Nov. 14. QRV on 160-10m (CW only). QSL via W4/VP9KF
     (d). http://vp9kf.com/
XT, Burkina Faso:
     Harald/DF2WO will be back on the air as XT2AW with a focus on 160m
     during November. QSL via M0OXO.
YL, Latvia:
     YL100K, YL100L, YL100R, YL100V, and YL100Z are celebrating Latvia’s
     independence centennial. QRV from Nov.1 to 18. An award is also
     available. QSL via ClubLog OQRS, LoTW. http://www.lral.lv/yl100/
Z6, Republic of Kosovo:
     Jeremy/EI5GM and Dave/EI9FBB will be signing Z6/homecalls from
     Kosovo between Oct. 30 and Nov. 5 on HF (CW, SSB). QSL for Z6/EI5GM
     via M0OXO, Z6/EI9FBB via EI9FBB.
Other stuff:
============
32 Years of EUDXF:
     The European DX Foundation, founded to support DXpeditions,
     celebrates its anniversary with special event callsigns from many
     different countries. http://www.eudxf.eu/
QSL Info OX3LX:
     Erratum: The correct QSL route for OX3LX (see DXNL 2115) is via
     OZ0J (d/B), ClubLog OQRS, LoTW.
Preview:
========
YS, El Salvador:
     Tom/KC0W plans an operation as YS1/KC0W for February 16 to 22 next
     year (CW only).
Abbreviations in this DXNL:
===========================
ARLHS    Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society
CIsA     Canadian Islands Awards
EUDXF    European DX Foundation
IOTA     Islands on the Air
LoTW     Logbook of the World
OQRS     Online QSL Request System
WCA      World Castles Award
WLOTA    World Lighthouse On The Air Award
WRTC     World Radiosport Team Championship
Upcoming Contests:
==================
01.11.                 Holzhammer Contest
01.11.                 NRAU 10m Activity Contest
03.11.                 IPA Radio Club Contest
03./04.11.             Ukrainian DX Contest
04.11.                 IPA Radio Club Contest
04.11.                 HSC CW-Contest
05.-11.11.             VFDB Aktivitaetstage
IOTA     Compiled by Andreas, DK5ON (iota@dxhf.darc.de)
====
IOTA QRGs
CW:  28040 24920 21040 18098 14040 10114 7030 3530 kHz
SSB: 28560 28460 24950 21260 18128 14260 7055 3760 kHz
AF-090; 5R, Madagascar’s Coastal Islands East: Eric/F6ICX activates
     Sainte Marie Island from Nov. 5 until February 2019. QRV
     holiday-style as 5R8IC on CW, some RTTY, PSK, and SSB. QSL via
     F6ICX (d/B), LoTW.
AF-111P; EL, Liberia group: Eric/EL2EF, Col/MM0NDX, and Jonathan/
     MM0OKG plan to activate Telengbe Island for the first time from
     Nov. 5 to 9 as EL2EL/4 with three rigs on 40, 30, 20, and 17m (FT8,
     SSB). QSL via M0SDV (d/B), ClubLog, LoTW. https://af111newiota.com/
AS-173; VU, Tamil Nadu State group: A group headed by VU3NPI will
     be active from Pamban Island (WLOTA 3132) on Nov. 3 and 4. QRV as
     AT4DK on 80-10m on CW, SSB, and FT8. QSL info to be announced on
     the air.
NA-077; VE2, Quebec Province (Anticosti Island) group: Eric/VA2IDX
     plans to operate as VA2IDX/p between Nov. 2 and 7 from Anticosti
     Island (CIsA QC001, WLOTA 0042, WW Loc. FN89) with a QRP rig on 40
     and 20m (SSB, maybe CW). QSL via VA2IDX (d/B), eQSL.
OC-144; YB, Bangka and Belitung Islands: Watch out for
     Burkhard/DL3KZA operating from Belitung Island (WLOTA 1378) between
     Oct. 31 and Nov. 11 on 20m (SSB) during the local evening hours.
     QSL via DL3KZA (d/B).
Calendar
========
start      – end        DX              DXNL
31.10.     – 02.04.19   4S7KKG          2117*
24.10.     – 23.10.19   4U73B           2117*
24.10.     – 28.11.     5H3MB           2116
05.11.     – 02/2019    5R8IC           2117*
03.11.     – 13.11.     5R8UP           2117*
27.10.     – 06.11.     5W0TB           2116
01.01.     – 31.12.     5W20SAMOA       2075
27.10.     – 06.11.     5W7X            2116
01.10.     – 30.09.19   5Z4/DL2RMC      2008
           – 07.11.     5Z4/WA5A        2117*
           – 12/2018    6W1SU           2012
01.01.     – 31.12.     7S75AA          2076
01.04.     – 31.03.19   8J1IRW          2087
01.04.     – 28.02.19   8J1KZ           2091
01.04.     – 28.02.19   8J2OGAKI        2086
03.03.     – 30.11.     8J4B            2084
01.01.     – 31.12.     8N0400N         2076
06.11.     – 20.11.     8P9AE           2117*
01.03.     – 31.12.     9A200S          2082
           – 10/2019    9Q6BB           2012
03.11.     – 04.11.     AT4DK           2117*
01.01.     – 31.12.     DA200FWR        2073/2076
01.04.     – 31.03.19   DB25ONN         2086
01.01.     – 31.12.     DB50EFAPB       2073
01.01.     – 31.12.     DF1000ZEIL      2073
01.01.     – 31.12.     DJ70WAE         2073
01.01.     – 31.12.     DK200MARX       2073
01.01.     – 31.12.     DK60BIB         2074
01.01.     – 31.12.     DL100BY         2080
01.11.     – 30.11.     DL32EUDXF       2117*
01.01.     – 31.12.     DL60BIB         2074
01.01.     – 31.12.     DL70PADER       2073
01.02.     – 31.12.     DM125FS         2083
01.04.     – 31.12.     DM152ZYA        2090
01.01.     – 31.12.     DM900ZWI        2074
01.01.     – 31.12.     DQ2018KTMS      2074
01.01.     – 31.12.     DQ800HRO        2074
           – 18.12.     DT8A            2115
20.09.     – 03/19      DU7/G0CXF       2111
01.08.     – 01.12.     E725ZRHB        2105
01.08.     – 31.12.     EH3UAB          2104
01.01.     – 31.12.     EI100MCV        2074
21.10.     – 31.10.     EI8GQB          2115
05.11.     – 09.11.     EL2EL/4         2117*
01.04.     – 31.12.     EM30N           2087
21.10.     – 01.11.     F6CUK/FJ        2115
27.10.     – 11.11.     FG/SM7RYR       2116
16.10.     – 07.11.     FG4KH           2114
29.10.     – 06.11.     FH/DJ7RJ        2116
01.11.     – 28.11.     GB100ARM        2117*
01.01.     – 31.12.     HA50KVG         2077
           – 11.04.19   HF40CUF         2092
           – 03/19      HK3JCL          2108
01.02.     – 31.12.     II0GM           2078
01.04.     – 31.12.     II0LDV          2086
01.01.     – 31.12.     II2RR           2081
01.11.     – 30.11.     II4HNR          2117*
01.01.     – 31.12.     II4MXW          2076
01.10.     – 31.10.     II4OER          2112
03.11.     – 31.12.     IY1EY           2117*
           – 31.12.19   J28ND           2035
           – 01.09.19   J28PJ           2004
03.11.     – 25.11.     J68GU           2117*
01.01.     – 31.12.     LM90C           2076
01.01.     – 31.12.     LM90HQ          2076
01.01.     – 31.12.     LM90NRRL        2076
01.10.     – 31.10.     LZ1545POA       2112
01.11.     – 30.11.     LZ33MM          2117*
11.03.     – 13.11.     OE100xxx        2084
22.10.     – 31.10.     OE100ES         2115
16.10.     – 12.11.     OE100OE         2114
01.11.     – 17.11.     OE32EUDXF       2117*
01.01.     – 31.12.     OG60F           2076
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100A          2112
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100C          2112
15.08.     – 31.10.     OL100CSR        2107
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100E          2112
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100N          2112
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100R          2112
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100S          2112
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100T          2112
01.10.     – 31.10.     OL100Y          2112
15.08.     – 31.10.     OM100CSR        2107
01.05.     – 31.12.     OM75TESLA       2092
23.07.     – 31.12.     OM80PAR         2108
01.01.     – 31.12.19   OU0POLIO        1919
21.10.     – 31.10.     P40T            2115
01.11.     – 30.11.     PA32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PB32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PC32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PD32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PE32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PF32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PG32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PH32EUDXF       2117*
01.11.     – 30.11.     PI32EUDXF       2117*
20.10.     – 03.11.     PJ4/NE9U        2115
20.10.     – 04.11.     PJ7PL           2115
           – 03/2019    RI1ANW          2105
01.01.     – 31.12.     S510SOTA        2080
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100ID         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100IP         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100JH         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100JP         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100L          2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100PS         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100PW         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100RB         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100RD         2108
01.09.     – 11.11.     SN100S          2108
01.01.     – 31.12.     SN20UM          2073
01.09.     – 31.12.     SP100PAZ        2108
           – 12/2018    SU9JT           2082
28.10.     – 03.11.     SV8/F1RAF       2116
21.06.     – 15.12.     TM220BP         2098
25.10.     – 05.11.     TM4RUM          2116
01.05.     – 31.10.     TM53J           2090
18.10.     – 18.11.     TM63CDP         2115
01.09.     – 27.12.     TM70ONU         2108
18.09.     –            TR8CA           1902
           – 2018       TY2CD           1914
           – 10/2018    TY2SN           1957
10.10.     – 06.11.     V47JA           2114
02.11.     – 07.11.     VA2IDX/p        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI100PEACE      2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI1PEACE        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI2LWF          2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI2PEACE        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI3LWF          2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI3PEACE        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI4LWF          2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI4PEACE        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI5LWF          2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI5PEACE        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI6LWF          2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI6PEACE        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI8PEACE        2117*
03.11.     – 11.11.     VI9PEACE        2117*
06.11.     – 09.11.     VK9CH           2117*
03.11.     – 06.11.     VK9XQ           2117*
09.11.     – 17.11.     VK9XQ           2117*
20.10.     – 03.11.     VP6D            2115
31.10.     – 14.11.     VP9KF           2117*
14.07.     – 12/18      VY0BRR          2102
17.10.     – 10.11.     VY0ERC          2115
31.10.     – 11.11.     YE4/DL3KZA      2117*
15.10.     – 04.11.     YJ0GC           2114
01.11.     – 18.11.     YL100K          2117*
01.11.     – 18.11.     YL100L          2117*
01.11.     – 18.11.     YL100R          2117*
01.11.     – 18.11.     YL100V          2117*
01.11.     – 18.11.     YL100Z          2117*
01.07.     – 31.12.     YU85AOP         2100
26.10.     – 06.11.     Z23MD           2116
30.10.     – 05.11.     Z6/EI5GM        2117*
30.10.     – 05.11.     Z6/EI9FBB       2117*
05/17      – 05/2020    ZL7DX           2040
05/17      – 05/2020    ZL7QT           2040
*  = new or updated
.. = and other calls
QSL information
===============
3B8FA                                 (d), (L), (e)
3V8SS             via    LX1NO,       (L)
3Z100I            via    SP9YGD
3Z100N            via    SP7PCA
3Z100POL          via    SP6PZG
4E1ADW            via    9V1KG
4L2M              via    EA7FTR
4S7KKG            via    DC0KK        (d/B), (L), (C)
4U73B             via    9A2AA,       (C)
4X1DX             via    4X6OM
5H3MB             via    IK2GZU       (d/B), (L), (C)
5R8IC             via    F6ICX        (d/B), (L)
5R8UP             via    OE7AJH       (d/B)
5W0TB             via    JF1OCQ       (d/B)
5W20SAMOA         via    EA5GL,       (C), (L), (e)
5W2IQ             via    WB2IQU       (d)
5W7X              via    JF1OCQ       (d/B)
5Z4/DL2RMC        via    DL1RTL       (d/B)
5Z4/WA5A          via    WA5A
6W1SU             via    M0URX
7Q6M              via    K6ZO
7S75AA            via    SK5AA        (B),
SM5FUG                                (d)
8J1IRW            via    (B),         JH1DSF (d)
8J1KZ                                 (B)
8J2OGAKI          via    (B),         JJ2ONH (d)
8J4B                                  (B)
8N0400N                               (B)
8P1W              via    KU9C
8P5A              via    HA1AG        (d/B), (L)
8P9AE             via    DL7DF        (d/B)
9A200S            via    9A2MF
9K2HN                                 (d/B), (L), (C)
9M8YY             via    JR3WXA
9Q6BB             via    W3HNK
9Y4D                                  (d), (L)
A44A              via    A47RS
A52IC             via    E21EIC
B4T               via    BA4TB
B7P               via    BA4EG
B9K               via    BA4EG
BV30R          v ia     BM2JCC, (C)
C31CT             via    EA3QS        (d/B)
C31LK                                 (d), (L), (e)
C37NL                                 (d/B)
CB1H              via    XQ1KN
CN2CO             via    UA2FM
CN3A              via    IK2OHG,      (L)
CQ3W                                  (C), (O)
CR2L                                  (L)
CR3DX             via    OM2VL
CT9/DF7ZS         via    DF7ZS
D4C               via    IK2NCJ       (B), (L)
DA200FWR          via    (B),         DK2PU (d)
DB25ONN                               (d/B)
DB50EFAPB                             (B)
DF1000ZEIL                            (B)
DJ70WAE                               (B)
DK200MARX         via    (B),         DK5PZ (d), (C)
DL100BY                               (B)
DL32EUDXF         via    DJ8NK,       (C), (O)
DL70PADER                             (B)
DM125FS                               (B)
DM152ZYA                              (B)
DM900ZWI          via    DM5JBN       (d/B)
DP1POL            via    DL1ZBO
DQ2018KTMS                            (B), (e)
DQ800HRO          via    DL5KVV       (d/B)
DT8A              via    HL2FDW       (B), (L)
E44WE             via    SP9FIH
E725ZRHB          via    E73Y
EA9LZ             via    EA5KB        (d), (L)
ED8W                                  (L)
EG1SIC            via    EA1URV       (d/B)
EH3UAB            via    EB3GCP       (d/B), (e)
EI0DXG            via    M0OXO
EI100MCV                              (B)
EI7T              via    PA3249       (d/B), (L)
EI8GQB            via    PA3249       (d/B), (L)
EK3GM                                 (L)
EL2EL/4           via    M0SDV        (d/B), (L), (C)
EM30N             via    UR4NWW
EM75QM                                (B)
ES9C              via    ES5RY,       (L)
ET3AA             via    N2OO
F6CUK/FJ          via    F6CUK        (d/B), (C)
FG/SM7RYR          (L)
FG4KH             via    F1DUZ        (d/B), (L), (e)
FH/DJ7RJ          via    DJ7RJ        (d/B)
FR4QT                                 (d)
FY/DL5FAB         via    DL5FAB
FY5KE                                 (L)
GB100ARM          via    (B),         G0TOC (d)
GR150NIB          via    G3SWH,       (C)
GU3HFN            via    (B),         GU8ITE (d)
GX4BJC/a          via    G6XOU        (d/B), (e)
HA50KVG           via    HA8KVG
HC0E              via    HC1QRC
HF100I            via    SP4LVK
HF100N            via    SP9YCW
HF100POL          via    SP2PBM
HF40CUF           via    SP4CUF
HK3JCL            via    DK8LRF       (d/B)
II0GM             via    I0KQB        (d), (e)
II0LDV            via    I0KQB        (d)
II2RR             via    IK2VUC
II4HNR            via    IQ4FE
II4OER            via    IQ4FE
IY1EY             via    IK1QBT       (d/B)
J28ND             via    S57DX
J28PJ             via    F1TMY
J42L                                  (L)
J6/K1ZZI          via    K1ZZI        (d), (L)
J68GD             via    K9AW
J68GU             via    DL7VOG       (d/B)
J8NY              via    VE7NY
JD1BNA            via    JL1UTS       (d)
JW6VDA          OH2NRG (B), (C), (L)
KG4HF             via    W6HGF,       (L)
KG4WV             via    W4WV,        (C)
KH7M              via    N6TJ         (d/B)
KP4/EI9FBB        via    M0OXO,       (C)
KV4FZ                                 (d), (L)
LM90C                                 (B)
LM90HQ                                (B)
LM90NRRL                              (B)
LR4D              via    LU4AA        (d/B)
LZ1545POA         via    (B),         LZ1KCP (d)
LZ33MM            via    (B),         LZ1KCP (d)
MX1SWL/a          via    G6XOU        (d/B), (e)
NH7A              via    F5VHJ,       (L), (C)
NP2P                                  (L)
OD5ZZ             via    NI5DX
OE100AAI          OE7AAI (d/B)
OE100ABV                              (B), (L)
OE100AGP                              (B)
OE100AIR          via    OE8AIR       (B)
OE100AJK          via    OE8AJK
OE100AJT          via    OE7AJT
OE100AKD                              (B)
OE100BKC          via    OE3BKC       (B)
OE100CQB                              (d), (e)
OE100CQM                              (d/B)
OE100DMA          via    OE3DMA       (d/B)
OE100DMB          via    OE3DMB
OE100EGN          via    OE5EGN       (B), (L), (e)
OE100ES                               (d/B)
OE100FTE          via    OE6FTE       (B), (L), (e)
OE100FUK                              (B)
OE100GBK          via    OE8GBK       (B)
OE100GOA          via    OE1GOA       (d/B), (L)
OE100GTU                              (e)
OE100HTL          via    OE5HTL
OE100IGP          via    OE2IGP
OE100IIO          via    OE5IIO       (B), (e)
OE100JML                              (d/B), (e)
OE100JWD          via    OE6JWD
OE100KFV          via    OE9KFV
OE100KHR          via    OE8KHR
OE100KJK          via    OE8KJK
OE100KLG                              (B), (L), (e)
OE100KLM                              (B)
OE100LHP                              (B)
OE100LRO          via    OE2LRO       (d/B)
OE100MFI          via    OE7MFI
OE100MPI          via    OE7MPI
OE100MWA                              (e)
OE100NCH          via    OE1NCH
OE100NIP                              (B)
OE100OE                               (B)
OE100PGM                              (B)
OE100PKB          via    OE3PKB       (B)
OE100RJJ                              (B)
OE100RNS          via    OE3RNS       (B)
OE100RTB          via    (B),         (e)
OE100SGU          via    OE3SGU       (L), (e)
OE100SPW          via    OE8SPW
OE100SSU          via    OE1SSU
OE100TWB                              (B)
OE100VIE          via    OE4VIE       (d), (L), (e)
OE100WLE                              (d/B)
OE100WMA          via    OE3WMA
OE100XA                               (B)
OE100XCL          via    OE5AMR       (d/B)
OE100XFG                              (B)
OE100XGM          via    OE5XGM       (d)
OE100XKJ          via    OE7MPI       (d/B)
OE100XNC                              (B)
OE100XRC          via    OE4RGC       (d/B)
OE100XWI                              (B), (e)
OE100YSC          via    OE3YSC       (B)
OE100YXK          via    OE8YXK       (B)
OE100ZKC          via    OE1ZKC
OE32EUDXF                             (B), (L), (e)
OG60F             via    OH1NOA,      (L), (C)
OL100A                                (d/B), (L)
OL100C            via    OK1TN
OL100CSR          via    (B),         OK1MP (d), (C)
OL100E                                (d/B), (L), (e)
OL100N            via    OK1TN
OL100R            via    OK1TN
OL100S            via    OK2ZA
OL100T            via    OK5AC
OL100Y            via    OK7CM        (d/B), (L), (e)
OM100CSR          via    OM2FY        (d/B), (C)
OM75TESLA         via    OM3KHT       (d/B)
OM80PAR           via    OM3PA
OU0POLIO          via    OZ1ACB       (d/B)
OX3LG             via    OZ1ACB       (d/B), (L)
OX3LX             via    OZ0J         (d/B), (L), (C)
OX7A              via    OZ1ACB       (d/B), (L)
OX7AKT            via    OZ1ACB       (d/B), (L)
OX7AM             via    OZ1ACB       (d/B), (L)
OZ0TX             via    DL7AT        (d/B)
P40T              via    VE3DZ
P40W              via    N2MM
PA32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PB32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PC32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PD32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PE32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PF32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PG32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PH32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PI32EUDXF         via    PA1AW
PJ2T              via    W3HNK
PJ4/NE9U          via    NE9U         (d/B), (L)
PJ4/W4PA          via    W4PA
PJ4G              via    NE9U         (d/B)
PJ4Q              via    W4PA
PJ7PL             via    N2HX
PY0F              via    PY7RP        (d), (C), (L)
PZ5K              via    G3NKC
RI1ANW            via    RN1ON,       (C), (O)
S9CT              via    CT1BOL
SN100I            via    SP3PGR
SN100N            via    SP9KJU
SN100ID           via    (B),         SP8ZBX
SN100POL          via    SP1PMY
SN20UM            via    SQ9UM
SO100I            via    SP9PRR
SO100N            via    SP3PWL
SO100POL          via    SP2ZCI
SP100I            via    SP0PZK
SP100N            via    SP9MA
SP100PAZ                              (B), (L)
SP100POL          via    SP0RVG
SQ100I            via    SP1PBW
SQ100N            via    SP5KOG
SQ100POL          via    SP3KWA
SQ100S            via    SQ9S
SQ100V            via    SQ9V
SU9JT             via    E73Y         (d/B), (C)
SV8/F1RAF         via    F1RAF,       (C), (L)
SX2X                                  (L)
T88SM             via    JA6EGL       (d)
TC2MK                                 (d), (L), (e)
TC7C              via    TA7OM
TF1AM             via    TF3MH
TF2R                                  (d/B), (L)
TK4RB                                 (d)
TM0T              via    F4DXW        (d)
TM220BP           via    F4GFE        (d/B)
TM2Y                                  (B)
TM3R              via    F5UTN
TM4L              via    F8ARK
TM4RUM            via    F4AVX        (d/B), (C)
TM53J             via    F6KSU        (B), (e)
TM6M              via    F4DXW        (d), (C), (O)
TM63CDP           via    F6BDE
TM70ONU                               (e)
TO1J              via    JF2QNM       (d)
TR8CA             via    F6CBC
TU5MH             via    DF3FS        (d/B), (C), (L)
TY2CD             via    N4GNR        (d), (L)
V26B              via    KA2AEV
V47JA             via    W5JON        (d), (L)
V47X              via    M0URX
V73MT             via    M0OXO
VA2IDX/p          via    VA2IDX       (d/B), (e)
VC3M              via    VE3MIS
VK9CH             via    DF8AN        (d/B)
VK9XG             via    G3TXF,       (L), (C)
VK9XQ             via    DF8AN        (d/B)
VO2NS                                 (d), (L), (e)
VP2MAF            via    KA1AF
VP2MAL            via    AL7BA        (d), (L)
VP2MDG            via    K2DM         (d)
VP2MMX            via    N0SMX        (d)
VP5W              via    KD3TB,       (L)
VP6D                                  (O)
VP9/AA4V          via    AA4V         (d), (L), (C)
VP9/K4AJA         via    K4AJA        (d), (L), (C)
VP9/N4SF          via    N4SF         (d), (L), (C)
VP9/W4GE          via    W4GE         (d), (L), (C)
VP9I              via    WW3S,        (L)
VP9KF             via    W4/VP9KF     (d)
VR2XAN                                (d)
VU2OT                                 (d), (L), (C)
VU2RCT                                (L)
VU2YVK                                (d/B), (L)
VY0BRR            via    VE2XB
VY0ERC            via    M0OXO
WH8/DL2AH         via    DL2AH        (d)
XT2SZZ            via    S59ZZ,       (C), (L)
XV9WJR            via    WA7WJR       (d), (L)
YE4/DL3KZA        via    DL3KZA       (d/B)
YJ0CA             via    VK2YUS       (d)
YJ0GC             via    LZ1GC,       (C), (O), (L)
YL100K                                (L), (C), (O)
YL100L                                (L), (C), (O)
YL100R                                (L), (C), (O)
YL100V                                (L), (C), (O)
YL100Z                                (L), (C), (O)
YU85AOP           via    YU7AOP
YW4D              via    EA7JX,       (L)
Z23MD             via    IK2VUC       (d/B)
Z6/EI5GM          via    M0OXO
Z6/EI9FBB         via    EI9FBB
ZD7JC                                 (d)
ZF1A              via    K6AM         (d/B), (L)
ZF1EJ             via    K6AM         (d/B)
ZF2WW             via    KK6NON,      (L)
ZL7DX             via    M0OXO
ZL7QT                                 (d)
ZM4T              via    ZL3IO
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