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Monday, December 30, 2013

Helsinki, Finland
December 30, 2013

OH0 ACTIVE ON 160/80 METERS & WARC BANDS

Callsign: OG0A
Dates: January 3 through January 13, 2014

Following the success of recent low-band operations by Z81X and OF9X, closely on
the heels of Santa Claus and capitalizing on the current season of almost total
darkness in Northern Europe, a sub-group of those two teams will be heading to
Aland Islands to activate OG0A on low bands and WARC bands.

The OH0X contest site will be used as the base camp with 160M slopers for the US
and Japan and a 2-L 80M beam atop a 42-meter (140ft) rotating tower. Main
activity will be on CW, but SSB/RTTY will also be used occasionally.

Operators: Mari, OH2FPK (YL); Rami, OH2BCI; Martti, OH2BH; Pertti, OH2PM and
Pekka, OH2TA.

OG0A QSL via OH2BH

This operation is dedicated to the Youth On The Air (YOTA) summer camp due to be
organized in Finland from July 15 through July 22, 2014 with two young YLs -
Mari, OH2FPK and Kati, OH2FKX - in charge. They will be hosting fifteen (15)
young European teams from the same number of countries acquainting themselves
with the many faces of Amateur Radio: presentations, competitions, visits to
radio stations, workshops, ARDF etc. at the height of the Finnish summer
season. The activity is sanctioned by IARU Region 1 and supported by the
European Union.

See <http://www.ham-yota.eu/> and <http://www.qrz.com/db/OH2FPK>

All OQRS QSL requests for OF9X and OG0A with donations will be directed to
cover the costs
of this healthy youth activity in Finland. You can OQRS OF9X and OG0A
respectively via their QRZ.com page.

....................................................................
Luukku Plus -paketilla p��set eroon tila- ja turvallisuusongelmista.
Hanki Luukku Plus ja helpotat el�m��si. http://www.mtv3.fi/luukku

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Sunday, December 29, 2013


SB DX @ WW < KB8NW $OPDX.1143
Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 1143

The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 1143
BID: $OPDX.1143
December 30, 2013
Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio)

Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX
Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet
Clusters Network, K1XN & GoList, NJ1Q & W1AW, NG3K & ADXO, W3UR & The
Daily DX, N4AA & QRZ DX, AD8J, K8GI, K8YSE, W8GEX & 60m News, ND9M, W9ILY,
AT International, DK8JB & The DX News Letter, DK8ZZ, DL1SBF, DxCoffee.com,
DX-World.Net, F5NQL, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, G3SWH, I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425
DX News, I2MQP & DX Italia News, JA8BMK, OH2BH, OZ6OM & 50 MHz DX News,
Pete's DX-Newsdesk, PT7WA, RSGB IOTA Web Site, Sixitalia Weekly, SM7AED,
VA3RJ & ICPO, the VHF-DX-Portal (MMMonVHF), ZS5J and ZS6KHN (C91KHN/C91C)
for the following DX information.

*** SPECIAL NOTE FROM EDITOR (Tedd, KB8NW): My family (wife/OPDX's chief
proof-reader Linda, son Teddy [TJ] and his wife Jessi, daughter Katie and
her husband Kevin and son Lliam), and I (KB8NW) would like to wish all
DXers, Contesters and OPDX readers a very "Happy New Year". Thanks to
the many individuals who have provided DX information over the past year.
Without them there would not be an OPDX Bulletin. Also, thanks to the
individuals who sent holiday wishes to my family and me.....
73 and Have a Great/Safe/Healthy New Year de Tedd KB8NW

DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 22nd-December, through Sunday, 29th-December there were
220 countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3B9, 3DA, 3V, 3W, 4J,
4L, 4O, 4S, 4X, 5A, 5B, 5R, 5W, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7P, 7X, 8P, 8R, 9A, 9H, 9J,
9K, 9M2, 9M6, 9Q, 9V, 9X, 9Y, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A9, AP, BS7, BV,
BY, C3, C6, C9, CE, CE9, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, D6, DL, DU,
E5/s, E6, E7, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI, EK, EL, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, EY, F,
FG, FH, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FP, FR, FW, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, H4,
H40, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HC8, HI, HK, HL, HP, HR, HS, HV, HZ, I, IS, J2,
J5, J6, J8, JA, JD/o, JT, JW, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH6, KL, KP2, KP4,
LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ, P2, P4, PA,
PJ2, PJ4, PJ5, PJ7, PY, PZ, S2, S5, S7, S9, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV, SV5,
SV9, T7, T8, TA, TF, TG, TI, TJ, TK, TL, TR, TT, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN,
UR, V3, V4, V5, V6, V8, VE, VK, VK9N, VP2V, VP5, VP8, VP8/h, VP9, VQ9,
VR, VU, XE, XU, XW, XX9, YA, YB, YI, YL, YN, YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA,
ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZF, ZL, ZP, ZS, ZS8

* PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain "Pirate/SLIM" operations or
more likely a "BUSTED CALLSIGN". As always, you never know - "Work
First Worry Later" (WFWL).

1A, SOVEREIGN MILITARY ORDER OF MALTA (Reminder). An "international team"
of operators led by Francesco, IK0FVC, will be active as 1A0KM from the
Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM) between January 2-7th (2014).
At present time, operators will be Francesco/IK0FVC, Luciano/I0JBL,
Sergio/IK0FTA, Roberto/IK0PRG, Michele/IW0BYL, Gianfranco/I0ZY, Antonio/
I0GOJ, Fabrizio/I0HCJ, Marco/IK0DWN, Giordano/IK0XFD, Gianluca/IK5HHA,
Cristiano/IZ0IEN, Andrea/IZ0NRG, Rudi/DK7PE, Franz/DJ9ZB, Seppo/OH1VR,
Robert/S53R and Sandro/VE7NY. QSL via Sergio, IK0FTA, and also LoTW.
1A0KM operation supports the DX-Code of conduct. Online log facility
will be also available. Look for more details to be forthcoming. Also,
a Web page is now up and running, but with limited info at:

5C, MOROCCO. Ruggero, IK2PZC, will once again be active as 5C2P between
February 6-9th. Activity will will be on HF bands using SSB and RTTY.
He will also be in the CQ WPX RTTY Contest (February 8-9th). QSL via
IK2PZC.

5Z, KENYA. "DX-World.net" reports that Scott, WA5A,will be active as
5Z4/WA5A from Ruaka starting around the first week of January 2014,
until about January 28th. Activity will be holiday style on the HF
bands. QSL via his home callsign.

6W, SENEGAL. Just a reminder that Francis, F6BLP, will once again be
active as 6W7SK from Saly Portudal, 80 kms south of Dakar on the coast,
between January 3-31st, 2014. Activity will be holiday style using the
same station as last time (IC-7000 into G5RV antenna) operating mainly
CW on 80-10 meters. If possible, he also hopes to be active on 160m with
an Inverted L. QSL via F6BLP, direct or by the Bureau. Logs will be
uploaded to LoTW and eQSL. For more details, logs and pictures of his
last operation, visit: http://www.f6blp.org

7Q, MALAWI. Ken, LA7GIA, is expected to be active as 7Q7GIA for one week
in May/June of 2014. QSL via his home callsign.

8Q, MALDIVES. By the time you read this, Mike, OE1SSS, will be in the
Maldives and plans to be active as 8Q7SM. On his QRZ.com page, Mike states
from December 28th to January 4th, he and his XYL will stay on the boat
"SCUBASPA" for diving. After this trip, they will go to the Kandooma
Resort and stay on the island until January 11th. Activity will be on
40/30/20/10 meters (depending on the conditions and his XYL). QSL via
his home callsign.

C5, THE GAMBIA. Pedro, ON7WP/C5WP, announced on QRZ.com that he and
Andre, ON7YK/C5YK, are or will be the only two permanent licensed hams
in The Gambia for 2014 (as of now). Pedro will be active between January
11-15th, from the village Buntu (where he does charity care), and has
set up his permanent base station (Kenwood TRC-80 Bush Radio and a brand
new 5 band Spiderbeam). He also states [edited], "Additionally, I will
put up some traveling wave V-beam antennas to USA and EU. We will also
try some low band activity, but due to poor soil conductivity I expect
not too much apart from extremely low noise levels (closest electricity
wall outlet is 80 km away). Between January 16-22nd, we will move to the
Kololi area where we will try some serious Low Band stuff based on a sea
mounted vertical, together with dipoles and the V-beam for the high bands."
See QRZ.com for QSL info.

C6, BAHAMAS. John, 9H5G, will once again be active as 9H5G/C6A from
Stocking Island, Great Bahama Bank (NA-001), between January 1-31st,
2014. Activity is usually on 160-10 meters, using SSB and the Digital
modes (PSK/RTTY/JT65/JT9). He announced on QRZ.com, "I intend to travel
throughout the Bahamas during the winter and spring of 2014 activating
the following groups: NA-001 Great Bahama Bank group, NA-113 36.6% South
Bahamas group, NA-054 Berry Islands and NA-048 Bimini Islands. Some of
these are rarer than others, but since I will be traveling by boat, I am
required to validate NA-054 and NA-048 through the IOTA Committee. I
also hope to activate some islands that are not on the list, even although
they seem to qualify (Hogsty Reef, Melita Cay). I hope to have more infor-
mation on this soon." Watch QRZ.com for updates. QSL via LoTW, eQSL or
direct to Buzz, NI5DX.

C9, MOZAMBIQUE (Update). Karel, ZS6ALB, informs OPDX that he is now per-
manently based in Mozambique and is active as C91KHN (C91C during contest)
from Matola, Mozambiue (Grid locater KG64fa). He has been busy upgrading
his station, changing the current Hygain tri-bander for a Mosley 67B
6-bander. However, Karel informed OPDX on Christmas Eve that he "will be
away for the festive season and will be back in C9 country on 13 January
2014." After the upgrades, he states that he will be active on the following
bands and modes:
Band Operations: 6m - 5 element Yagi
40/20/17/15/12/10m - Mosley 67B
Modes: SSB and Digitals modes PSK31, RTTY and JT65A (using Rigblaster
Advantage)
QSL via his home callsign direct (preferred). Log will be uploaded to
LoTW and ClubLog.

C9, MOZAMBIQUE (Update). By the time you read this, operators John/ZS5J
and YL Beth/2W0VOW will once again be in Ponta de Ouro and be active as
C91J and C91B, respectively. John informs OPDX that their "ten day C91J
and C91B DXpedition (earlier this month) was such a success (and really
enjoyable) that we have negotiated with the owner of the sea-view cabin
we stayed in, to go back for another ten days. We will be in Mozambique
tomorrow 28th December through 6th January. We will be taking more antennas
this time, specifically...resonant antennas on 40/17/12, so we will be able
to use the amplifier on these bands, which we were not able to do on our
last trip. So, 40 - 6 meters, SSB, CW and we will attempt the digital modes
and RTTY also." Remember, you can see pictures from Beth on QRZ.com under
C91B. QSL only direct to PO Box 102303, Meerensee, 3901 SOUTH AFRICA (with
3 USDs and your QSL card, and you willvget a QSL card back direct via air
mail).

CE, CHILE. Bob, YV5IAL, will be active as CE2/homecall from Valparaiso
between January 2-30th, 2014. Activity will be on 40-10 meters using
PSK-31 with some SSB. QSL via his home callsign, by the Bureau or direct.

DL60, GERMANY (Special Event). OV Mainz, DL0MZ, will be celebrating 60
years of activity and will be active between January 1st and December 31st,
2014, as DL60JMZ from the special DOK 60K07. QSL via the Bureau.

EA, SPAIN (via 60m News). Javier, EA7OP, is reporting that SETSI is
allowing EA stations to operate on 60m band between January-July 2014
on a channel basis. Allowed channels [kHz]: 5268, 5295, 5313, 5382,
5430 and 5439. The bandwidth to be used is 3 kHz. Power output 100W.
Modes CW/SSB.

FR/T, TROMELIN (Press Release)[edited]: "Hi friends -- Most of the DXers
consider entities as check boxes to tick once the country is worked and
confirmed. That's the game! However, we hope to bring you a lot more than
just a simple check mark as you discover our next destination... Let's
talk about the 9th most wanted DXCC entity according to the Clublog statis-
tics, an empty box for 75% of the amateur radio community.
Tromelin, as well as Glorioso, Juan de Nova, Europa, belongs to the
‘Eparses’, a French word to name these small islands scattered around
Madagascar. These French territories are administered by the TAAF (Terres
Australes et Antarctiques Françaises). Their access is strictly controlled
and regulated in particular for ecological reasons. Tromelin is the smallest
one (1 square km) and the human impact is all the more sensitive. That's
the only island where there are no French military troops and only 2 agents
of the TAAF are posted there continuously.
The last operation took place in 2000. A 4 men team made 50,000 contacts
with the callsign FR/F6KDF/T. No authorization has been given ever since.
2014 will be the 60th anniversary of the 1st hamradio activity from
Tromelin. The operator was Marc, FB8BK/T.
Today, after some successful collaborative work with the TAAF authorities,
we are proud to announce that we received our landing permission and got
the green light to conduct an amateur radio operation on this remote island.
We'll be active on Tromelin from October 30th to November 10th, 2014.
6 operators have been allowed to stay of the island. They have been selected
for their experience and all six are ready to face the challenge. The team
is made up of Seb/F5UFX, Michel/FM5CD, Flo/F5CWU, Eric/F5SIH, Franck/F4AJQ,
and Fred/F5ROP.
The request is huge and we are conscious of this. For this reason, we are
working hard in order to prepare our operation in depth. Some places in the
world will have short openings and we’ll do our best to exploit these short
moments with proper planning adjusted with the help of pilots.
The coming months will be devoted to the search of sponsors. We already
have part of the equipment but partnership with equipment suppliers will
be essential. On the other hand, we will contact foundations, clubs, organi-
zations to request assistance to help us balance our budget, estimated at
90,000 USDs, most of which is devoted to logistic costs.
Our website is online. All details regarding the progress, plans of
the DXpedition and sponsorship opportunities will be accessible through
dedicated pages.... http://www.tromelin2014.com
We will regularly keep updating you until our departure.

Team Tromelin 2014
Seb F5ufx, leader@tromelin2014.com "

HI, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. Look for a Russian team to be active as HI8/homecall
from the Dominican Republic between December 30th and January 7th. Operators
mentioned are Andrey/RU4LG, Dmitry/RA4LB, Serge/UA4LGS and Pavel/UA4LL.
Activity will be on the HF bands using CW, SSB, PSK and RTTY. The group
may participate in the ARRL RTTY Roundup Contest (January 4-5th). QSL
via their home callsigns.

IOTA NEWS..............
AF-032. Vittorio, I2GPT, will be active as 5H1VC from Zanzibar Island
(WLOTA 1080, WWFF 5HFF-003) between January 4-12th, 2014.
Activity will be on 40-10 meters using CW and RTTY (20m only)
for the first time (Please have patience). QSL via RW6HS,
direct (see QRZ.com) or by the Bureau.

OC-042. Mike, W6QT, will be active as DU3/W6QT from Luzon Island
until March 2014. Activity has been 40/20/15/10 meters, but
he actually likes working the lower bands. QSL via his home
callsign.

OC-139. Andy, VK5MAV, will once again be active as VK5MAV/p from
Kangaroo Island (WLOTA 0869) between February 3-10th, 2014.
Activity will be holiday style on 40-10 meters using mostly
CW. For direct QSLs, read details on QRZ.com. If you are not
in a rush, all QSLs will be sent via the QSL Bureau 6-7 months
later. Free of charge! Logsearch and QSL requests are also
via the ClubLog OQRS system.

SA-025. (Delayed) Operators Raimundo/PT7CG and Renner/PY7RP were
expected to be active as ZX8DX from Pedra do Sal Beach on
Grande de Santa Isabel Island between December 26-30th. How-
ever, the ZX8DX operation was delayed. PT7CG intends to
activate the island in the first two weeks of January.

ISWL CALLSIGNS (For January). The following ISWL club callsigns will be
used throughout the month of January 2014:
GX4BJC/A - Operated from Great Sutton, in Cheshire, by Geof/M0BAU.
(WAB Square SJ37 - England, IOTA EU-005 and WLOTA LH-1841).
MX1SWL/A - Operated from Skegby, in Nottinghamshire, by Merv/G0UJD.
(/A WAB Square SK56 - England, IOTA EU-005 and WLOTA LH-1841).

ALL QSLs will be handled by Herbie, G6XOU, and NOT the individual
operator. The I.S.W.L. is a member of the European PSK Club. All QSL
info is on <www.iswl.org.uk> or <www.qrz.com> or via <www.eQSL.cc>.
NO LoTW. I.S.W.L. Awards are available to all Hams and SWLs, see
<www.iswl.org.uk> for full details. The eQSL.cc cards ARE welcomed for
their awards.

J7, DOMINICA. John, AD8J, will be active as J79JG between January 29th
and February 7th. Operation will be mostly CW, holiday style when not
scuba diving. QSL to his home callsign or LoTW.

PJ4, BONAIRE (Update). Bill, K9HZ, is now active as PJ4HZ (not PJ4/K9HZ
as first reported) from Bonaire (SA-006) until January 4th, 2014. Activity
will be on 80-6 meters using QSL via his home callsign direct, LoTW and
eQSL. NO Bureau QSLs.

PROPAGATION FORECAST/REPORT (December 30th-January 5th)....
Dec/30th AN Jan/02nd AN Jan/04th BN
Dec/31st AN Jan/03rd AN Jan/05th AN
Jan/01st AN

SOLAR REFERENCE KEYS/INDEXES AND GEOMAGNETIC REFERENCE
======================================================
NORMALITY GEOMAG K Values Alpha
----------------- ------ -------- ------
AN - Above Normal Quiet K=0-1 0-7
HN - High Normal Unsettled K=2 8-15
LN - Low Normal Active K=3 16-29
BN - Below Normal Minor Storm K=4 30-49
DIS - Disturbed Major Storm K=5 50-99
VRY DIS - Very Disturbed Severe Storm K=6-9 100-400

OF9, FINLAND (SANTA QRT). From the Offices of Santa Claus, Lapland, Finland
-- OF9X SANTA WENT QRT WEDNESDAY, DEC.25 AT 07 UTC -- This year, Santa
Claus of Amateur Radio fame was somewhat different than in the past. A
total of fifteen (15) radio operating elves and their support personnel
brought Santa and Christmas cheer to ham families in a very special way,
with several added elements to highlight the Festive Season. Not only
were some 21.000 QSOs uploaded to ClubLog but associated with these QSOs
were many interesting occasions when Santa was in personal contact with
children all across the world. Those are moments to be treasured!
Of those 21.000 QSOs, a sizable proportion were made on CW as well as
on low bands, utilizing state-of-the-art remote technology of Radio Arcala,
OH8X. Moreover, extensive special hardware elsewhere was employed to add
to highly dedicated operators in the Far North. Everyone was determined
to push their personal Christmas envelope to its limit.
Santa would like to summarize your eligibility for the Santa Claus
(CW) Award which you can order by E-mail at <of9x@sral.fi>. You can
check your QSOs at <http://qrz.com/db/OF9X>.
1: You have a QSO with OF9X on SSB & CW - also 2012 Santa QSOs count.
2: You have only one 2013 QSO with OF9X - here correct passwords from
the Christmas Puzzle at qrz.com would compensate.

Additionally, you can A:) order a Bureau card, B:) direct airmail QSL
cards, and C:) a direct Award and QSL cards through ClubLog's OQRS facility.
See again the QRZ.com re: OF9X....
Thank you for contacting Santa on many modes and bands during Christmas
2013. Hopefully we will meet again next year.
OF9X Santa Claus and his elves - OH0XX, OH1JD, OH1TX, OH2BCI, OH2BEE,
OH2BH, OH2BR, OH2FPK (YL) , OH2FPX (YL),
OH2KM, OH2PM, OH2TA, OH6CT, OH6KN and OH6KZP

QSL INFO AND NEWS.....................
QSL-INFO from DB0SDX (December 29th)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
4L5O via N3SL HC8VWT/HC1 via K8FC SE2I via SA2BRN
4L8A via K1BV HK1N via EA5KB SH0G via SM0SHG
7X4AN via EA3GSS (d) I6/K1FM via K1FM SN0KDD via SP3POW
9A/S53V via S53V II3CW via IQ3GA (d) SO110RAEM via SP2FAP
9Q0AR via ON4CFC JW/PY2SEX via DL1NX T8CW via JA0FOX
9X0ZM via JO1CRA LU7YS via EA7HBC TM400M via F1EOY
A25CE via DK1CE LZ867MWB via LZ1KCP V44KAI via W5TFW
A25DJ via DJ2HD N4AF via RN3RQ (d/B/L) V5/DL3DXX via V5/DL3DXX
A25WO via DH3WO OA2/AL4Q via DJ8QP VK4EI via NR6M
A61DD via EA7HBC (d) OR1Z via ON6IX (d/e) WH0AU via JP3WAU
EA8/DJ9BN via DJ9BN OT6V via ON6VI XE1/DJ4EL via DJ4EL
EH1NAV via EA1OK OX3XR via PA3249 (d) YF1AR/8 via N2OO
EI0YOTA via ON9CFG PJ4/K9HZ via K9HZ YP20ARER via YO6CUF
EX8BS via RW6HS (d) PT5T via K3IRV YP9L via YO9GJY
FW5JJ via F5RXL R2014CC via R6CC YW0A via EB7DX
H40TA via DK9FN (d*) R7378TM via RM8W ZT1T via ZS1AFS (d)
HC2IMP via IK2DUW S506SLG via S59DCD ZW5W via PP5BZ

(e) eQSL only (d) direct only (B) Bureau only (L) LoTW only
(*) With Donation for social service.

IRC REDEMPTION ETC... QSL Manager Phil, G3SWH, reports: "Hi gang -- Just
a cautionary note for those of you who still use IRCs. With effect from
1st January 2014 and in common with most other UK based QSL managers, I
will *NOT* be accepting IRCs for payment for return postage. They are
just too much hassle. OQRS and US dollars are much preferred and easier
to handle. Please take a look at <http://www.g3swh.org.uk/postage.html>
which has been in place for about six months. In that time, I have
received probably less than 10 of the new, 2017 expiry IRCs.....
73 and Happy New Year to you all"

QSL RECEIVED VIA LoTW: 9H3TX, BG2AUE, F1RHS, F5MMB, G3YNN, HA1AD,
JH7MQD, JW/PY2SEX, JW7XM, K4W, K9W, LA7HJA, M7X, OE6MDF, OK1WCF, OL7M,
ON5GQ, PA0O, PJ4A, R7MA, RK9UAH, S21ZBB, S21ZBC, SP6GF, VE9DX, VU3WIJ,
YT5EPP, YQ6A, XZ1J and Z81X

QSLS RECEIVED VIA MAIL: 3D2GC, 5A1AL, 5J0R, CR5CW, EF3EGB, HP0INT/2,
HP0INT/3, HP0INT/9, J87GU and Z81X
QSLS RECEIVED VIA THE BUREAU: 7Z1HL, 9Q6AL, AA5AT, DJ3FS, DK2CH, DL2HWH,
DL4FCH, DL8GP, DO5MCL/LH, DP1POL, EA1HNW, F-10828, HZ1EA, I0NUM, IK0RCY,
IW3SGT, IZ5HNI, JA1NUX, JA3CG/1, JA3EGY, JF3SUL, KA1ERL, LX2LA, NI0B,
NJ1H, OK1NZJ, OM5MF, OZ1GEJ, OZ8SW, PE1GUR, RA0FD, RV9DD, S53F, SP1DMD,
SP3RBG, SQ3LLJ, SQ6MIP, SQ8KEZ, SV1GYG, SV2FLQ, T5TC, V21ZG, V31YN,
VE3KI, VK1WJ, VU-0020, W5FK, W9II, YW5F and YZ1V

SOUTHEAST ASIAN TOUR. Toshi, JA8BMK, will activate two DXCC entities
during the first two months of the new year. Activity will be holiday
style using a HEX beam/wire antennas/Inv.Vee. Operations will be on 160-10
meters. Toshi informs OPDX that the modes will be CW and SSB, not sure
about the Digital (says may be not). He will use a K2 with a 500w amp.
QSL via JA8BMK, by the Bureau or direct (see QRZ.com). His tentative
schedule (Starting/Ending dates are flexible) and callsigns are as follows:
January 15-30th - Callsign is XW8BM; from Vientiane, Laos.
February 15th-March 2nd (possibly 25th) - Callsign is XV2BM; from
Nha Trang (eastcost of South China Sea), Vietnam.

MORE INFO FROM JA8BMK (Just before going to print!)[edited]: "I will
leave Japan for Vientiane via China on Jan. 11, 2014, and I am scheduled
to receive the license at PTT office. The thing is the location to operate.
Vientiane is not a exceptional, noisy city and it seems very difficult to
put up a vertical antennas for low bands. I will spend a few days to find
a good location for antenna installation. Also, I must explain to the hotel
people about what amateur radio is. Sometime, they do not give the per-
mission to visitors as they have no knowledge on amateur radio. However,
I succeeded in 3D (Fiji) land by explaining about BBC which I like to
listen to.
Regarding my antennas, I left them in Nepal. They are KIO Hex beam and
wire/vertical and coax cable for the next operation. This time I bought
another Hex beam from DX Engineering. This is a very good antenna and
seems strong. But the problem is that it takes a long time and I modified
it so that Airline company (China Eastern) will accept the size which
is only 158cm total dimension X+Y+Z as maximum. They will accept two of
23kg per person, I got 92kg for the luggage with two persons, my wife and
I. The 158cm as a total dimension is now popular. The longest length
is 96cm after modifying and I made a wooden box for them(28x30x100cm O.D.).
KIO Hex beam seems cheaper and lighter, and simpler to assemble compared
with DX Eng. Hex beam. For DXpedition, I like to recommend KIO.
The license fee is not cheap in XW (may be, in XV, too) as well as 9N.
The fee should be calculated according to how many bands, how much power,
what frequency, what mode and how many days. These factors can be multi-
plied. I heard in XW PTT office that one Russian guy payed over 2,500
US dollar before!
My schedule is not sure after XW operation. But I will be in Indo-China
until Mar. 28th, 2014, and will try to visit some other entity if I have time.
Anyway, I am traveling with my wife, I will not be so free as I must take
care of her."

T6, AFGHANISTAN. T6EUPOL is the official ham radio station of the "European
Union Police" (EUPOL) Mission in Afghanistan. The station is operated by
Janusz, home callsign: AK4JK (aka T6/ZS5ADU). No QSNs have been listed yet
on the DXCluster networks. QSL only direct to the AK4JK postal address
together with the SAE plus 2 USDs for postage.

T8, PALAU. Masa, JN3MXT, will be active as T88MX from "VIP Guest Hotel"
(Free Radio Room) on Koro Island (OC-009) between January 25-30th.
Activity will be on the HF bands using mainly SSB and RTTY. QSL via his
home callsign.

TM11, FRANCE (Special Event). Look for special event station TM11AAW to
be on air February 1-2nd, 7-10th and 14-23rd. Activity is to celebrate
the 11th Antarctic Activity Week. Operation will be made by François,
F8DVD, from his QTH of Mâcon in the east part of France, 60 km, North
of Lyon. The new reference for WAP program is 245. Activity will be on
40-10 meters, mostly SSB. QSL via F8DVD, by the Bureau or direct (SAE +
1 new IRC or 2 USDs) to: François Bergez 6, rue de la Liberté F- 71000
MACON FRANCE. E-mail: a.pole@laposte.net <mailto:a.pole%40laposte.net>
For more details, visit: http://tm11aaw.monsite-orange.fr
--or--

TY, BENIN (Update). Wim, ON6DX (ex-ON4CIT), who was active as 5V7TH
recently from Togo, announced this past week he finally received his
Benin callsign TY1TT from the telecom authorities. He states, "Was not
easy, took me the longest time and most expensive ever to get a callsign.
Now I can plan flights and lodging beginning 2014 in Benin." No specific
dates were mentioned yet. Activity will be from Grand PoPo and operations
will be on 20/17/15/12/10/6 meters using CW, SSB and RTTY. Wim did mention,
"Clublog is a fine tool, but this year: OQRS QSL: Yes, but... But no more
clublog leaderboards." Read his reason and look for updates at:

VQ9, CHAGOS (Update). Last week we reported that Jim, ND9M, is once again
active as VQ9JC from Diego Garcia. Jim informed OPDX that he arrived on the
island a month ago, but he had to get his license renewed; it expired a
couple days before he landed. Jim states, "Normally, I get it renewed
within one business day, but this time there was an administrative hiccup
that led to a month-long delay. The British military officer in charge
of the island ­ called the 'Brit Rep' ­ was new to his post here. He read
all the can's and cannot's of the job, and the legal info about issuing
ham licenses says that tickets are signed by the Territorial Commissioner
who's back in the U.K. The Brit Rep finally got the official word last
week that issuing authority was delegated to the local office, and my
license was signed the next day. This was the first time in the 15 years
I've been coming here that anything like that had happened. In fact,
licensing had been so smooth here that in 2008, I walked in to the Brit
Rep's office without an appointment and left 45 minutes later with not
only a signed renewal for my regular VQ9JC license but also a special
temporary license for my VQ98JC operation. I wonder if anyone else can
claim receiving two licenses fully authorized without previous notice
that fast! Anyway, I'm still operating Field Day style from the covered
picnic table at the park which has AC power and dozens of gecko lizards
chasing the bugs. The table is about 30 feet from the wall of the jungle,
and this weekend I'll try to thread a 135-foot OCF dipole through all the
trees in the jungle so that I can not only leave the antenna up but also
have multi-band capability. If I hoist the antenna where it can be seen,
I would stand a very good chance of it being quickly removed as the 150
pound fishing line that I use to secure the antenna and the copper wire
are both precious commodities here. The OCF dipole doesn't work on 15m,
30m, or 60m, even with a matchbox, so I'll put up separate dipoles for
15 and 30 and feed those two and the OCF to a switch. I don't know yet
if I'll put up a 60m dipole. The 80m OCF is going to be a big enough
project just to get it hoisted to only 25 feet; the jungle's pretty
thick! I'll also be putting up a 20m dipole and maybe a 30m dipole as
well on the ship. Obviously, I sign /MM during any contacts made from
the ship as I did earlier this year. Contacts with me as /MM aren't
valid for DXCC of course, but SKCC ops can count them if my ship's QTH
is near the island. The rig is an FT-857D. I'll be running 100 watts
most of the time, but I'm expecting to do some QRP work from here too.
Most of my operating will be CW as usual (with a cootie most times),
but I'll be on SSB occasionally. Also, I'm a rookie when it comes to
digital comms, but I'm hoping to get my Rigblaster and FLDigi software
configured to do some PSK and RTTY work. While on board the ship, I use
an Icom IC-760 that I have set up in my service shop. I feed the coax
through a helicopter control center that's directly above my shop. My
shipboard antennas are about 115 feet above the water line. I don't have
internet connectivity when I'm at my operating QTH on the island, so I
obviously can't help with real-time QSY requests or the ever present
'EU PSE' when I'm calling for NA & SA stations." OPDX asked Jim about
the status of the club station, possibly using a special VQ prefix for
2014, activity on the satellites and if he would attend the 2014 Dayton
HamVention, and he replied, "Yeah, the ham club station is gone forever
unfortunately. The log periodic has been grounded and dismantled, and
everything in the shack has been turned back over to the Navy. I'm here
six months out of the year of course, but once Larry, VQ9LA left three
years ago, there was no one reliably present during my off times. When
the Navy's MWR office personnel made a routine visit, they found nobody
there since I was Stateside, so they decided that the club was no longer
in use and took what they thought were appropriate steps. By the time I
got back to the island and worked my way up the chain of command, the
deal had been sealed. And yes, I'm working the satellites out here although
there aren't many ops to work. I'll be on the birds when I get home again
next year. I don't know yet if my XYL Cori (KK4CGA) and I will be at Dayton
this coming May or not. We're hoping to go to New England for the ARRL
Centennial in July, and we'll likely do only one trip. My assignment
schedule has me returning to the ship a few days days before the national
convention, and I'm trying to work things out with the guy that's here
when I'm off ship for him to stay a little longer so that I can attend.
He hasn't given me a firm answer yet though..... My plan for 2014 is to
get VQ94JC issued for sometime during the second half of the year. The
local licensing office has no requirements toward my getting a ticket
other than having one already issued by the FCC. My US license expires
in April, and the FCC won't enable the renewing process until 90 days
before the expiration date, so I have to wait until early January to do
that. If I can get the renewed license here - actually just a scanned
copy will do and my XYL will send that - I can turn that over to the
local office, and they should issue me the short-term ticket. Emphasis
on special. It's all legal of course, but the folks in that office are
all British military who typically do one-year tours here before being
re-assigned, so I can never assume that the next person will cooperate.
I'm optimistic though as I've already had 7 VQ9xJC licenses plus the
VQ975FOC ticket earlier this year, so the precedent's pretty well estab-
lished. When I started doing the VQ9xJC bit in 2007, I did it just for
fun and I thought the WPX chasers would like it. I really didn't expect
to still be doing it after so many years. Now I'm looking ahead at rounding
out the decade of annual special callsigns and thinking about what special
prefix variation to initiate after the 10th one!" QSL via ND9M.

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NEWS RELEASE
December 23, 2013
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:
Richard A. Ross
President and Publisher
(516) 681-2922
k2mga@cq-amateur-radio.com

CQ to Realign Publications, Launch New CQ Plus Digital Supplement
Hicksville, NY (December 23, 2013) -- CQ Communications, Inc. today
announced plans to realign its roster of publications and to launch an
exciting new online supplement to its flagship magazine, CQ Amateur Radio.

"The hobby radio market is changing," said CQ Communications President
and Publisher Dick Ross, K2MGA, "and we are changing what we do and how
we do it in order to continue providing leadership to all segments of
the radio hobby." CQ Communications is currently the only publisher in
the United States serving the broad radio hobby, from broadcast band
DXing to amateur radio moonbounce and satellite communications. CQ itself
has been amateur radio's leading independent voice for seven decades.

Effective with the February 2014 issue of CQ, said Ross, content from
the magazine's three sister publications, Popular Communications, CQ VHF
and WorldRadio Online, will be incorporated into CQ's digital edition as
a supplement to be called "CQ Plus." With this change, hobby radio enthus-
iasts of all types will be able to go to a single source - CQ - for articles
on the broader aspects of hobby radio, from shortwave listening and scanner
monitoring to personal two-way services and Internet radio, as well as
amateur radio. Richard Fisher, KI6SN, currently Editor of both Popular
Communications and WorldRadio Online, will be Editor of CQ Plus.

"Our primary audience is ham radio operators," explained Ross, "but
very few hams began their radio involvement as amateurs. Most of us
started out as shortwave listeners, broadcast band DXers, CBers or
scanning enthusiasts. Many continue to be involved in many different
aspects of the radio hobby in addition to amateur radio."

"By consolidating four specialized publications into one," Ross continued,
"we will be better able to keep these multidimensional readers informed on
all aspects of the radio hobby while simultaneously exposing those who are
not hams to all the excitement and opportunities that amateur radio has to
offer. We see this as a win-win for all of our readers and our advertisers,
who will now be able to reach a wider and more diverse audience."

The expanded material will be an integral part of the digital edition of
CQ, and will be included as part of a standard digital subscription. Each
month's digital edition will simply continue beyond where the print edition
ends, offering supplemental material on all aspects of hobby radio communi-
cation and will include selected columns carried over from the other
magazines. The added digital content will make full use of the multimedia
opportunities presented by digital publications.

Current subscriptions to Popular Communications, CQ VHF and WorldRadio
Online will be converted to CQ subscriptions - and receive CQ Plus at no
additional charge! Details will be posted on each magazine website.

There's no need to wait to see the great variety of articles that will
be featured each month in the new CQ and CQ Plus. A preview of the February
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01.12.201331.12.20133A Members of the Monaco Ham Radio Society (ARM) will celebrate their 60th anniversary with a special event station.
22.12.201306.01.20145Z Marc, ON4EZ.
22.12.201324.12.20137P Mathias/DJ2HD, Ulmar/DK1CE and Wolfgang/DH3WO.
24.12.201330.12.2013A2 Mathias/DJ2HD, Ulmar/DK1CE and Wolfgang/DH3WO.
19.12.201323.12.2013A6 Dibba Rock Island (AS-124) by members of the Emirates Amateur Radio Society (EARS). QSL via IZ8CLM.
17.12.201331.12.2013CE9 To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Russian Robinson Club (RRC), RRC club members Alexander/RW3RN and Oleg/UA3HK/ZS1OIN will be active from the Russian Antarctic station "Bellingshausen" on the Island of King George (AN-010).
20.12.201316.01.2014DL Fehmarn Island (EU-128) by Stefan, DF8HS.
21.12.201310.01.2014H40 Lomlom Island (OC-065) by Sigi, DK9FN. QSL via DK9FN.
28.12.201305.01.2014JA Kuchino Island (AS-049) by Takeshi, JI3DST.
24.12.201325.12.2013JW Alex, PY2SEX/DL1NX. QSL via DL1NX.
22.12.201330.12.2013KP2 John, K3TEJ.
28.12.201331.12.2013OZ Romo Island (EU-125, DIA NS-001, OZFF-004) by Ric, DL2VFR. QSL via DF5LW.
22.12.201301.01.2014PJ4 Bonaire (SA-006) by Bill, K9HZ.
22.12.201329.12.2013PJ5 Nao, JN1RVS. QSL via the OQRS (ClubLog) or JA1HGY.
26.12.201330.12.2013PY Grande de Santa Isabel Island (SA-025) by Raimundo/PT7CG and Renner/PY7RP. QSL via PT7CG.
01.12.201331.12.2013UR Special Ukrainian stations EM110RAEM (QSL via UT7UT), EN110RAEM (QSL via UT5UIA) and EO110RAEM (QSL via US5ID) will be active to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ernst T. Krenkel (RAEM).
24.12.201308.01.2014V5 Dietmar, DL3DXX.
18.12.201327.12.2013VP5 Island of Providenciales (NA-002) by Steve, VE3OC.
26.12.201301.01.2014W Galveston Island (NA-143) by Joe, K5KUA.
24.12.201330.12.2013XW Champ, E21EIC.
21.12.201325.12.2013YB Kisar Island (OC-272) by Budi/YF1AR, Imam/YF4IR and Joppy/YB8XM.
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Friday, December 27, 2013

28 December 2013 A.R.I. DX Bulletin
No 1182
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**** DX INFORMATION ****
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW

5H - Vittorio, I2GPT (www.i2gpt.com) will be active holiday style as
5H1VC from Zanzibar Island (AF-032) on 4-12 January. He will
operate CW (on 40-10 metres) and RTTY (on 20 metres only),
typicall during his early morning and late afternoon hours. QSL
via RW6HS. [TNX RW6HS]
6W - Francis, F6BLP will be active again as 6W7SK from Senegal on 3-31
January. He will operate mainly CW on 80-10 metres. QSL via home
call (direct or bureau), LoTW and eQSL. Logsearch at www.f6blp.org.
A6 - Eventually the A63RI team was able to land on Dibba Rock (AS-124)
on 27 December, and is now active with two stations (SSB and CW)
until the 30th. QSL via IZ8CLM. A few pictures can be found at
www.mdxc.org/a63ri/
DL - Special event callsign DB50FIRAC will be active from 1 January
through 31 December to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the
Federation Internationale des Radio Amateurs Cheminots
(International Federation of Railway Radio Amateurs). QSL via
bureau, LoTW and eQSL.
DL - To celebrate DARC Mainz Chapter's (DL0MZ) 60th anniversary,
special callsign DL60JMZ (DOK 60K07) will used from 1 January to
31 December 2014. QSL via the bureau. [TNX DK8ZZ]
F - Weather permitting, Gil, F4FET/p and Diego, F4HAU/p will be active
from Tombelaine Island (EU-156) for about 24 hours on 28-29
December. They plan to operate SSB and PSK with two stations on
80-10 metres. [TNX F4FET]
FT/T - Activated for the first time in 1954 (FB8BK/T) and for the last
time in 2000 (FR/F6KDF/T), Tromelin Island (AF-031) is one of the
top ten Most Wanted DXCC Entities. Landing and operating
permissions for the joint effort by the Radio Club de Provins and
the Lyon DX Gang [425DXN 1154] have been granted, and Tromelin
will be back on the amateur radio bands from 30 October to 10
November 2014. Six operators (Franck F4AJQ, Flo F5CWU, Fred F5ROP,
Eric F5SIH, Seb F5UFX and Michel FM5CD) will be QRV on 160-10
metres CW, SSB and RTTY with four stations. The organizers
estimate a budget in the range of USD 90,000 (with logistics
taking a major share of it), and fundraising has started. Visit
www.tromelin2014.com for regular updates and information on how to
contribute to this expensive project. [TNX F5NQL]
FT/Z - On 21 December the FT5ZM team reported that "all the equipment the
Amsterdam Island DXpedition team shipped to New Zealand is now
aboard the MV Braveheart". The vessel was expected to sail for
Fremantle, Australia on 26 December. Team members will begin
arriving in Fremantle on 9 January, and will depart for their
9-day voyage on the 15th. Once ashore, they will have 18 days to
set up, conduct the DXpedition and tear down for departure. "We've
not yet reached our financial goals", the team says, "but with
your continued support, that goal is in sight". Visit
www.amsterdamdx.org for late breaking news and updates. [TNX K0IR]
LA - Celebrating their country's Constitution Bicentennial, Norwegian
amateur radio operators are authorized to use special prefixes
throughout the anniversay year. LA stations may use the LI prefix,
and LB stations may use the LJ prefix. Also, the Gardermoen Radio
Club (LA2G) has been granted permission to use the special
callsign LM1814 during 2014. [TNX NRRL]
PY - The 26-30 December ZX8DX activity from IOTA group SA-025 [425DXN
1181] has been postponed until "the first two weeks of January".
[TNX PT7WA]
PY - Fabio, PP5BZ will try to go and be active as ZW5W from Santana de
Fora Island (SA-088) on 27-29 December. His previous attempt
earlier this month [425DXN 1175] had to be cancelled owing to bad
weather. QSL via PP5BZ. [TNX PT7WA]
VE - The Daily DX reports that David, VY0/VE3VID is back on Igloolik
Island (NA-174) and plans to be QRV on 20 metres only starting on
1 January. He will participate in the ARRL RTTY Roundup (4-5
January).
VK - Scott, VK7HVK plans to be active again as VK7HVK/p from Bruny
Island (OC-233) on 28 December. QSL via home call. [TNX DX World]
VK9/M - Norbert, DJ7JC has joined the operating team for the VK9MT
DXpedition to Mellish Reef (28 March-9 April 2014) [425DXN 1179].
New corporate sponsors have signed on, the sailing schedule with
the Evohe's skipper has been confirmed and K6TU's customized
propagation prediction tool is now up and running at
https://www.k6tu.net/?q=node/add/dx-prediction-vk9mt. "Depending
on the weather and sea conditions", the team says in their latest
press release (22 December), "our planned arrival at the reef is
approximately 28 March. Radio operation will begin as soon as the
HF stations are installed. Low band antennas will be installed on
the second day for operation beginning that night". Donations are
still being sought and gratefully accepted, see www.vk9mt.com for
detailed information on how to donate. [TNX K5GS]
W - Mark, AA1AC will be active from Aquidneck Island (NA-031), Rhode
Island on 28-29 December. He will be QRV on 20-10 metres. QSL via
home call. [TNX AA1AC]
W - Once again Howie, K1VSJ will be active from Martha's Vineyard
(NA-046) from 30 December to 1 January. [TNX The Daily DX]

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**** GOOD TO KNOW ... ****
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW

CQ DX MARATHON ---> The CQ DX Marathon (www.dxmarathon.com) is a year-long
DX hunt, with participants competing to see who can work the greatest
number of countries ("entities") and CQ zones during the calendar year. The
2014 edition will start at 00.00 UTC on 1 January and will end at 23.59 UTC
on 31 December. For 2014, the CQ Marathon is introducing a third class of
competition: the new Limited Class will allow those running 100 watts and
small directional antennas to participate in their own class. Complete
rules at www.cq-amateur-radio.com/cq_contests/index_cq_contests.html

GRANITE ISLAND (OC-228) ---> Paul, VK5PAS was active for a few hours from
Granite Island on 27 December. Those who were not able to work him during
his QRP operation, will have a second chance next year, as Craig, VK5CE has
plans to operate from this island "probably around April for 2-4 days".

PMC CONTEST ---> The PMC Contest promotes contacts between stations located
in the Peace Messenger Cities and the rest of the world. Sponsored by the
Radio Club Slovenj Gradec (S59DCD), it will be held from 12 UTC on 4
January 2014 until 12 UTC on the 5th. Complete details can be found at
www.s59dcd.si/en10/ [TNX S54X]

QSL T32AU ---> Dave, G4GED is not and has never been the QSL manager for
T32AU (January 2012). "I have received many cards through the bureau which
I will forward to the VE3 bureau sometime next year", he says. The
DXpedition's website (www.t32kiritimati2012.com) still lists QSL via VO1MX,
but the entry on qrz.com shows via VE3AAQ. G4GED no longer has "any logs
for any T3 callsigns from the 1980s".

T6EUPOL ---> This is "the official ham radio station of the European Union
Police (EUPOL) Mission in Afghanistan". It is operated by Janusz, AK4JK.
QSL direct only to Janusz Babol Vel Sobczyk, 8433 Southside Blvd, Apt 2711,
Jacksonville FL 32256, USA.

W1AW WAS ---> Look for ARRL Centennial stations W1AW/4 from North Carolina
and W1AW/8 from West Virginia to be on the air starting at 00.00 UTC on 1
January until 23.59 UTC on the 7th. Complete information on the ARRL
Centennial QSO Party can be found at www.arrl.org/centennial-qso-party.

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******* QSL ROUTES *******
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Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW

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CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER CALL MANAGER
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3G1B HA1AG DP1POL DL1ZBO RI20ANT RW3RN
3G1D EA5GL DU1KA NR6M RL3DS RW6HS
3G3O CE3OP EI0YOTA ON9CFG RT22TK RW6HS
3G3W XQ4CW EK3GM IK2QPR S01MZ EA1BT
3G6OS CE6RFP EL2DT EL2FM S506PMC S59DCD
3W1T RW6HS FK8RO F5IRO S506SLG S59DCD
3Z13XMAS SP6IEQ FW5JJ F5RXL S51ZZ S54G
4A1TD XE1GZU GB2W M0DOL S79ACR UA3DJY
4L8A K1BV GW7X G8DX SE70AA SK5AA
5B4AHL M0URX H40FN DK9FN SN0ZIMA SQ3ODX
5N4EAM IK2IQD H70ORO TI4SU SN110RAEM SP9HTY
5Q2T OZ0J HA21WFF HA6PJ SN1ZIMA SQ1KSL
7P8CE DK1CE HC2IMP IK2DUW SN3WOSP SP3CGK
7P8DJ DJ2HD HC8VWT K8FC SO110RAEM SP2FAP
7P8WO DH3WO HF110RAEM SP2FAP [1] T48LT CO8IR
7X5QB EA7FTR HF110RAEM SP3GVX [2] T8CW JA0FOX [b]
8P8T KI1U HF2013PLL SP8KEZ T8CW JH0IXE [d]
8P9JB J69AZ HF450NS SP3KEY TC9SAM TA1HZ
9J2BO G3TEV HL5KY W3HNK TM0R F5GGL
9K2/SP4R SP7DQR HP1/IZ6BRN IZ8CLM TM0T F4DXW
9M2TO JA0DMV HP1A HP1RCP TM1A F6KOP
9M6XRO M0URX IA0MZ IW0EFA TM50ENSO F5LGQ
9Q0AR ON4CFC J79WTA HB9MFM TM50QF F6KSU
A25CE DK1CE JG8NQJ/JD1 JA8CJY [d] TM6M F4DXW
A25DJ DJ2HD JG8NQJ/JD1 JG8NQJ [b] TM7F F6KRC
A41KJ NI5DX JW/PY2SEX DL1NX TM7G F4CWN
A61SM A61BK JY4CI K2AX TM7X F5BSB
A61ZX IZ8CLM KP2VI W1MBB TM7XX F5MUX
A66TQ IZ8CLM LZ1JY W0FS TR0A/p SM7EHU
A91ND IZ8CLM M6T G4PIQ UE22A RV1CC
A91NM IZ8CLM N1MY/KH2 JH1LHJ V55A M0OXO
C4Z G3SWH NP2X K5WW V55V DJ8VC
C91C ZS6ALB OA2/AL4Q DJ8QP VI6WA100 VK6IR
CE9/UA4WHX UA4WHX OA4SS KB6J VK0JJJ K7CO
CN2OS PD0JOS OF9X OH2BH VK2013TDF M0OXO
CN3A IV3ZXQ OG3077F OH3JF VQ9JC ND9M
CN8KD EA5XX OH2YOTA ON9CFG WH0AU JP3WAU
CO7WT N2CQ OM20TUSR OM3RP YB4IR/8 YB4IR
CO8LY EA7ADH PA14HNY PA1AW YF1AR/8 N2OO
CP6AA IK6SNR PB14HNY PA1AW YL2013YOTA ON9CFG
CR2T CU2AF PJ2T W3HNK YN5Z K7ZO
CR5A CT1FFU PJ5/K6NAO JA1HGY YW2LV YV5YMA
CR6K CT1ILT R7378TM RM8W ZF2YL AE9YL
CS250CLE CS5RPT R95DOD RA3SI ZM90DX M0OXO
CS2C OK1RF RI1ANC RN1ON ZR9C ZS6WN
CX3TQ IK2DUW RI1ANP RN1ON ZW5B K3IRV
D4C IZ4DPV RI1ANR RK1PWA ZW8T PS8HF

[1] 15-22 December 2013
[2] 23-31 December 2013

DK1CE Ulmar Schmidt, Kaethe-Kollwitz-Strasse 28, 76227 Karlsruhe,
Germany
DK9FN Siegfried Hari, Postfach 1224, 63488 Seligenstadt, Germany
H40TA Temotu Aid Office Europe, Postfach 1201, 63488 Seligenstadt,
Germany
IZ8CLM Salvatore Rapacciuolo, Ufficio Pompei, Casella Postale 10, 80045
Pompei NA, Italy
JA8CJY Susumu Sanada, 5-17 Shinei 5-Jo 4-Chome, Kiyota-ku, Sapporo-shi,
Hokkaido, 004-0835, Japan
JH0IXE Ryosei Aimiya, 4595-41 Kamikatagiri, Matsukawa-machi,
Shimoina-gun, Nagano-ken, 399-3301, Japan
N2OO Bob Schenck, P.O. Box 345, Tuckerton NJ 08087-0345, USA
ON4CFC Pascal Veeckmans, Fruitweg 2, 3300 Tienen, Belgium
VP2VGG Robert W. Capps, 1807 Evalane Way, Concord CA 94519, USA
VR2/IV3TAN Alberto Annesi, 1/F, 7A Nam Shan Rd, Peng Chau, Hong Kong
YB4IR Imam Raharjo, P.O. Box YB4IR, Palembang 30000, Indonesia

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Gabriele Villa, I2VGW
Giornalista Professionista - Tessera n. 071675
Ordine Nazionale dei Giornalisti
28 December 2013 A.R.I. DX Bulletin

No 1182
===========================
*** 4 2 5 D X N E W S ***
******* CALENDAR *******
===========================
Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH
Direttore Responsabile I2VGW

PERIOD CALL REF
till 29/12 PJ5/K6NAO: St. Eustatius (NA-145) 1180
till 29/12 ZW5W: Santana de Fora Island (SA-088) 1182
till 30/12 A25DJ, A25CE, A25WO: Botswana 1180
till 30/12 A63RI: Dibba Rock (AS-124) 1182
till 31/12 3A60ARM: Monaco 1178
till 31/12 4A1TD: special callsign 1143
till 31/12 9A280-9A289: special prefixes (Croatia) 1156
till 31/12 A91MCAT: Bahrein (AS-002) 1179
till 31/12 DL50FRANCE: special station 1131
till 31/12 DS4DRE/4: Hajo Island (AS-060) 1150
till 31/12 EI13CLAN: special callsign 1130
till 31/12 EM110RAEM, EN110RAEM, EO110RAEM: special stations 1177
till 31/12 Gx100C: special callsign 1134
till 31/12 Gx100RSGB: special callsigns 1130
till 31/12 HA1973BA: special callsign 1148
till 31/12 HA30S: special callsign 1136
till 31/12 HB30OK: special callsign 1130
till 31/12 HF110RAEM: special callsing 1181
till 31/12 OU1RAEM: special callsign 1130
till 31/12 RI1ANP: Progress Station (Antarctica) 1132
till 31/12 RI20ANT: South Shetlands (AN-010) 1179
till 31/12 S5300TP: special callsign 1130
till 31/12 SO110RAEM: special callsing 1181
till 31/12 VI6WA100: special callsign 1169
till 31/12 xx110RAEM: special event stations 1178
till 31/12 Youngsters On The Air (YOTA) special callsigns 1179
till 31/12 Z320RSM and Z320A-Z320Z: special callsigns 1130
till 01/01/2014 K5KUA/5: Galveston Island (NA-143) 1179
till 04/01/2014 PJ4/K9HZ: Bonaire (SA-006) 1181
till 05/01/2014 S506SLG and S506PMC: special event stations 1176
till 07/01/2014 EA8/IK1PMR and EA8/PA3LEO: Canary Islands (AF-004) 1177
till 08/01/2014 V5/DL3DXX: Namibia 1180
till 10/01/2014 H40FN: Lomlom Island (OC-065), Temotu 1180
till 11/01/2014 ZS9MADIBA: special callsign 1180
till 16/01/2014 DF8HS: Fehmarn Island (EU-128) 1181
till 31/01/2014 IA0MZ: Mario Zucchelli Station, Antarctica 1171
till Jan 2014 HC/IZ1DPS: Ecuador 1164
till 07/02/2014 R1980M and R1980L: special callsigns 1178
till 08/02/2014 DP1POL: Neumayer III Station (Antarctica) 1180
till Feb 2014 VK0JJJ: Mawson station (Antarctica) 1135
till Feb 2014 ZS7V: SANAE IV station (Antarctica) 1136
till 01/03/2014 FK8RO: New Caledonia (OC-032) 1176
till 18/03/2014 JG8NQJ/JD1: Minami Torishima (OC-073) 1178
till Aug 2014 ZD9G: Gough Island (AF-030) 1174
till 31/10/2014 ZM90DX: special callsign (New Zealand) 1167
till Dec 2014 5Z4/LA4GHA: Kenya 1145
till Dec 2014 6O0LA: Somalia 1145
till 06/04/2014 RI1ANR: Novo Runway, Antarctica 1173
till 15/04/2014 4S7KKG: Sri Lanka (AS-003) 1176
till 25/04/2014 VP8BTU: Falkland Islands (SA-002) 1177
till May 2014 JW2US: Bear Island (EU-027) 1178
till 01/02/2015 RI1ANC: Vostok Station, Antarctica 1173
till Feb 2015 DP0GVN: Neumayer III Station (Antarctica) 1180
till Feb 2015 RI1ANT: Mirny Station, Antarctica 1173
28/12 VK7HVK/p: Bruny Island (OC-233) 1182
28/12-29/12 AA1AC: Aquidneck Island (NA-031) 1182
28/12-29/12 F4FET/p and F4HAU/p: Tombelaine Island (EU-156) 1182
28/12-31/12 OU1RAEM: Romo Island (EU-125) 1179
28/12-05/01/2014 JI3DST/6: Kuchino-Island (AS-049) 1175
30/12-01/01/2014 K1VSJ: Martha's Vineyard (NA-046) 1182
31/12-18/01/2014 V5/DJ2HD: Namibia 1180
31/12-03/02/2014 9M2MRS: Penang Island (AS-015) 1176
December 9L1A: Sierra Leone 1178
December S79ACR: Mahe (AF-024), Seychelles 1179
01/01-03/01/2014 OZ/DL2VFR: Romo Island (EU-125) 1179
01/01-05/01/2014 V5/DK1CE, V5/DH3WO: Namibia 1180
01/01-07/01/2014 W1AW/4: North Carolina 1182
01/01-07/01/2014 W1AW/8: West Virginia 1182
01/01-31/01/2014 5P14EHC: special event station (Denmark) 1181
01/01-31/03/2014 Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Activity Days 1178
01/01-31/12/2014 DB50FIRAC: special event callsign 1182
01/01-31/12/2014 DL60JMZ: special event callsign 1182
01/01-31/12/2014 LM1814: special event callsign 1182
01/01-31/12/2014 W100AW: ARRL's centennial special callsign 1179
02/01-07/01/2014 1A0KM: Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM) 1181
02/01-30/01/2014 CE2/YV5IAL: Chile 1181
03/01-31/01/2014 6W7SK: Senegal 1182
04/01-12/01/2014 5H1VC: Zanzibar Island (AF-032) 1182
08/01-28/01/2014 3Z120SMK: Maximilian Kolbe memorial station 1181
08/01-28/01/2014 II2SMK: Maximilian Kolbe memorial station 1181
08/01-14/08/2014 HF0RN and HF120MK: M. Kolbe memorial stations 1181
08/01-14/08/2014 SN0MMK, SN0RN, SN120MK: M. Kolbe memorial stations 1181
08/01-14/08/2014 SN120MMK and SN75RN: M. Kolbe memorial stations 1181
11/01-12/01/2014 FM/SP7VC, FM/SP3IPB, FM/SQ7OYL: Martinique (NA-107) 1181
15/01-16/01/2014 J79VC and J79PB: Dominica (NA-101) 1181
17/01-18/01/2014 FG/SP7VC, FG/SP3IPB, FG/SQ7OYL: Guadeloupe (NA-102) 1181
17/01-29/01/2014 PJ2/K8ND and PJ2T: Curacao (SA-099) 1179
18/01-22/01/2014 VP2MPG and VP2MTK: Montserrat (NA-103) 1181
21/01 2014 V26/SP7VC, V26/SP3IPB: Antigua (NA-100) 1181
23/01-29/01/2014 J79VC and J79PB: Dominica (NA-101) 1181
24/01-11/02/2014 FT5ZM: Amsterdam Island (AF-002) 1182
29/01-07/02/2014 J79JG: Dominica (NA-101) 1181
January 2014 9L1A: Sierra Leone 1178
January 2014 S79ACR: Mahe (AF-024), Seychelles 1179
January 2014 VY0/VE3VID: Igloolik Island (NA-174) 1182
January 2014 ZX8DX: Ilha Grande de Santa Isabel (SA-025) 1182
01/02-12/02/2014 S9TF: Principe Island (AF-044) 1177
24/02-07/03/2014 A35AX: Tongatapu (OC-049) and Vava'u (OC-064) 1179
February 2014 9L1A: Sierra Leone 1178
14/03-17/03/2014 XF1T: Isla Cocinas (NA-189) 1175
28/03-09/04/2014 VK9MT: Mellish Reef (OC-072) 1182
30/10-10/11/2014 Tromelin Island (AF-031) 1182
January 2015 VK0EK: Heard Island 1181
Sep-Oct 2015 ZD9TT: Tristan da Cunha (AF-029) 1181

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DXNL 1864 - December 25, 2013
DX Newsletter

a free and weekly service of
DARC Committee "DX and HF contesting"

Editor: Johannes Amchewicz, DK8JB
(e-mail: dxnl@dxhf.darc.de)

translation by: Oliver Bock, DJ9AO


We wish all our readers a happy new year 2014, constantly good condx on all
bands, and much DX.

9Q, Democratic Republic of Congo:
Club station 9Q0AR continues to be active until the 27th from
Kinshasa. For QSL info please ask on the air.

F, France:
Radio amateurs from the quartier Fourches in the city Laval
celebrate the location's 50th anniversary on the air as TM50QF. QRV
until the 29th on all bands and modes. QSL via F6KSU, eQSL.

SP, Poland:
Krzysiek, SP8GVM, Marek, SP8QEJ, Arek, SQ8BGR, Zdzisiek, SQ8EP, and
Krzysiek, SQ8GKD, are all operating the special event station
HF2013PLL to draw attention to Lublin's new airport. QSL via
SP8KEZ, eQSL.

UA, Russia:
For everyone interested in the ongoing RAEM activities around OM
Krenkel's 110th birthday the upcoming RAEM contest on the 29th is
an event not to be missed. The callsign RAEM will be activated by
radio amateurs from Penza for the contest. QSL via UA9OA.

VQ9, Chagos Islands:
Jim, ND9M, is currently active as VQ9JC from Dgar. He has been on
the air so far on 30, 20, and 17m, mostly working CW with some SSB
and also RTTY. The duration of his stay is unknown so far. QSL via
h/c.

Z8, South Sudan:
Owing the the ongoing violent conflict in the country Dima, Z81D,
has dismantled his station and put everything into safe storage.

OPs wanted:
A team of three operators is looking for another 2 operators to
join them on a dxpedition to Starbuck Island (OC-280) and Flint
Island (OC-282) in March 2014. Projected cost for the necessary
boat-trip (20 days) and stays of 1-2 days on Starbuck and 3 days on
Flint are erstimated at about $50000. Interested parties should
avail themselves of the Contact form on dx-world.net, whose editors
will get you into contact with the team.


Abbreviations in this week's DXNL:
ARLHS Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society
CASHOTA Castles and Stately Homes on the Air
COTA Castles on the Air
DIA Danish Island Award
DFB Diploma Farois Brasileiros
DSW Diplom Sammler Waterkant
USi United States Islands Awards
WAB Worked All Britain
WLOTA World Lighthouse On The Air Award


Upcoming Contests
=================

26.12. DARC Xmas-Contest
28.12. RAC Canada Winter Contest
28./29.12. Original-QRP-Contest
29.12. RAEM International HF Contest CW

World Wide Iron Ham Contest
===========================

Inspired by the Ironman sport event the Araucaria DX Group is
iniviting all amateurs to their 2nd Iron Ham Contest on the
28th/29th, running for 24h in all three major modes, CW, SSB, and
RTTY. This year's winner in the Single Op ALl Band category and one
operator of the winning Multi Op team will be awarded free trips to
next year's WRTC. The contest committee recommends the following
software for this contest:

N1MM - WWIH Contest
TR4W - WWIH (World Wide Iron Ham Contest) download
TR4W_setup_244c_mmtty.zip



IOTA Compiled by Klaus, DL7UXG (E-Mail: iota@dxhf.darc.de)
====

AF-089; TR; Ogooue-Maritime Province group: Thor (SM7RME) has been
active since the 20th as TR0A/p from Mandji Island. QRV mainly so
far on 17m in CW, hopes to appear on other bands in CW and SSB as
well. QSL via SM7EHU.

AS-006; VR2; Hong Kong group: Alberto, VR2/IV3TAN, will be active
from Pang Chau Island for a considerable time due to a work
assignment there. He hopes to receive a local callsign eventually
and aims to be particularly active on the low bands. QSL via
IV3TAN.

AS-015; 9M2; Pinang State group: Rich/PA0RRS returns to Pinang
(WLOTA 2952). QRV from the 31st until February 23 2014 as 9M2MRS on
40-10m in CW, RTTY, and PSK. QSL via PA0RRS (d/B), LoTW, eQSL.

AS-049; JA6; Tokara Islands: Take/JI3DST announces an activation of
Tokara Island from the 28th until Januar 3. QRV as JI3DST/6 on
80-10m in all modes. QSL via h/c (d/B).http://blog.goo.ne.jp/ji3dst

AS-124; A6; Gulf of Oman group: The announced activation of Dibba
Rock by A63RI (see DXNL #1863) had to be cancelled due to bad
weather and sea conditions.

EU-125; OZ; Jylland West group: Ric/DL2VFR is going to put OU1RAEM
on the air once more from Romo Island (DIA NS-001, OZFF-004). QRV
from December 28 till 31 on HF (including the RAEM contest). QSL

EU-128; DL; Schleswig-Holstein State East group: Stefan/DF8HS is
currently staying on Fehmarn until January 16; operating as DF8HS/p
on HF. QSL via h/c (d/B).

EU-129; DL; Usedom Island: Christian/DC7VS is going to stay on
Usedom (DLFF-075) from the 25th until January 15 and get on the air
as DC7VS/p, mainly on 40 and 20m in SSB and PSK. He also plans to
activate a number of castles during that time as DC7VS/m. QSL via
DC7VS (d/B).http://www.dc7vs.de

NA-045; XE3; Quintana Rioo State North group: Keith/K5ENS resides
on Mujeres Island (ARLHS MEX-139) for most of the year. He is QRV
holiday-style with 100W on HF as XE3/K5ENS. For QSL info see
qrz.com.

NA-143; W5; Texas State East (Matagorda to Jefferson County) group:
Joe/K5KUA returns to Galveston (USi TX-001S) for the holiday
season. QRV as K5KUA/5 from the 26th until January 1, mostly on
40-10m in CW. QSL via K5KUA (d/B).

SA-006; PJ1/2/4; Bonaire and Curacao: William/K9HZ has been active
as PJ4/K9HZ since the 20th. He plans to stay until January 1 and
operate on 80-6m. QSL via LoTW, K9HZ (d).

SA-050; CE9; Antarctica Chilena Province group: Vlad/UA4WHX is
operating right now as CE9/UA4WHX from Navarino Island. QRV on 10,
15, and 20m. It is not known how long his stay there will last. QSL
via UA4WHX (see qrz.com).

WWFF
====
Foret domaniale de Villefermoy - FFF-1252
Chris/F4GTB and Fabien/F4GYM plan to activate this area on the 26th
as F4GTB/p. QRV from 0800lt to 1300lt on 80, 40, and 20m in SSB.
QSL via F4GTB (d/B).

WCA
===
Hamiltons Bawn - CASHOTA GI132
Bobby/MI0YRL plans to operate as GI100RSGB from Hamiltons Bawn
(CASHOTA GI132, WAB H94, WW Loc. IO64ri) on the 30th. QSL via
MI0YRL (d/B).


Calendar
========
start - end DX DXNL
- 31.12.13 3A60ARM 1861
- 14 3W3B 1815
14.12.13 - 30.12.13 3Z13XMAS 1863
10.12.13 - 31.12.13 3Z20SOT.. 1862
- 31.12.13 4A1SG 1842
- 31.12.13 4A1TD 1826
- 31.12.13 4A2I 1820
- 31.12.13 4J20RO.. 1830
17.11.13 - 20.04.14 4S7KKG 1858
permanent 4U0WFP 1855
18.11.13 - 5V7TH 1858
- 13.07.14 5Z4/EA4ATI 1840
- 14 5Z4/LA4GHA 1810/1827
- 31.12.13 5Z4EE 1803/1807
- 14 6O0LA 1810/1827
- 01.01.14 6Y5/W8YCM 1861
- 31.12.13 7P8CC 1807/1820
- 05.14 8J110SIT 1838
24.08.13 - 31.12.13 8J120TAM 1846
10.13 - 03.14 8J130MUT 1851
06.13 - 03.14 8J170ICK 1836
- 31.03.14 8J1IC 1827
01.06.13 - 31.03.14 8J1MTD 1834
- 31.03.14 8J1TS50A 1860
08.12.13 - 02.03.14 8J6HAM 1861
01.06.13 - 31.03.14 8J1MTD 1834
- 03.14 8J270TK 1848
31.07.13 - 08.15 8J4J 1848
- 30.04.14 8J5SSS 1860
- 28.02.14 8J6KKC 1825
10.13 - 03.14 8J7JE4OO 1851/1857
- 31.03.14 8J7JUMP 1827
01.12.13 - 31.01.14 8N1AB 1862
28.07.13 - 31.03.14 8N1FUJI 1842
- 31.03.14 8N2MDR 1813
- 12.13 9A28EU.. 1839
- 03.14 9L1A 1861
31.12.13 - 23.02.14 9M2MRS 1864*
12.13 - 01.14 9L1BXU 1860
- 10.13 9V1RM 1751
23.12.13 - 27.12.13 9Q0AR 1864*
- 03.14 9X0ZM 1824
- 12.13 A71/G0MGX 1834
- 31.12.13 A91MCAT 1862
28.09.13 - 31.12.13 BV55D 1852
28.09.13 - 31.12.13 BV60V 1852
- 12.13 CE9/UA4WHX 1864*
- 31.12.13 C91IW 1787
- 01.14 CE0ZOL 1845
- 31.12.13 CO0SS 1858
- 31.12.13 CS250CLE 1826
unknown D44TYL 1856
- 12.14 DA0EIM 1815
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 DB100AWPB 1814
25.12.13 - 15.01.14 DC7VS/p 1864*
20.12.13 - 16.01.14 DF8HS/p 1864*
- 31.12.13 DK75FOC 1846
- 31.12.13 DL100OUI 1821/54
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 DL50FRANCE 1813
- 08.14 DL600WW 1846
- 31.12.13 DL60BADEN 1823
- 28.02.14 DL75KUE 1827
12.13 - 11.14 DM50PCK 1860
- 31.12.13 DM750PZL 1825
- 02.15 DP0GVN 1864
20.12.13 - 08.02.14 DP1POL 1864
- 31.12.13 DP50IPAHB 1826
01.05.13 - 31.03.14 DR0PALAEON 1830
- 31.12.13 DR10EDBG 1823
- 31.12.13 DR13IGS 1825
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 DR175EDS 1816
- 31.12.13 DR20CFT 1820
- 31.12.13 DR90VOX 1813
- 12.13 DS4DRE/5 1832
01.06.13 - 31.12.13 DT60US 1835
- 31.12.13 E720SRRS 1832
21.12.13 - 27.12.13 E51CDW 1864
26.11.13 - 07.01.14 EA8/IK1PMR 1859
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 EI13CLAN 1813
01.12.13 - 31.12.13 EM110RAEM.. 1860
- 31.12.13 EM7UT 1821
unknown EN100ZKM 1862
- 31.12.13 EO0UD 1821
26.12.13 F4GTB/p 1864*
- 02.14 FK8RO 1856
unknown FR/F5PLC 1861
- 10.15 FW5JJ 1852
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 G100C.. 1817/1821
2013 G100RSGB.. 1811/12
- 31.01.14 GB1OOL 1844
- 31.12.13 GB2RAF.. 1826
16.12.13 - 31.12.13 GB2W 1862
- 31.12.13 GB4RS 1840
- 31.12.13 GB4SC 1860
unknown GB4SMH 1856
03.12.13 - 31.12.13 GI100RSGB 1860/1864*
2013 (WE) GM100C 1820
21.12.13 - 10.01.14 H40FN 1864
21.12.13 - 10.01.14 H40TA 1864
- 31.12.13 HA1973BA 1831
- 31.12.13 HA110RAEM 1817
- 31.12.13 HA150GG 1839
22.08.13 - 31.12.13 HA21WFF 1847
- 31.12.13 HA30S 1819
28.10.13 - 31.12.13 HA40QRP 1861
- 31.12.13 HB10BE 1831
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 HB30OK 1811/1825
- 01.14 HC/IZ1DPS 1840
- 01.05.14 HC2IMP 1858
17.12.13 - 12.01.14 HF2013PLL 1864*
- 12.13 HF450NS 1841
- 12.13 HF715BRO 1851
- 31.03.14 HG50NOHAB 1828
- 17 HL2/F4AAR 1837
- 01.14 HR2/NP3J.. 1820
20.10.13 - 31.01.14 IZ0AM 1853*
26.06.13 - 31.12.13 II0GMC 1838
- 05.15 II8IDXC.. 1856/1861
12.12.13 - 31.12.13 IY0CXII 1863
- 08.14 J28NC 1796
- 12.13 JG8NQJ/JD1 1862
28.12.13 - 03.01.14 JI3DST/6 1864*
- 05.14 JW2US 1861
20.08.13 - 31.12.13 JY9FC 1847
- 31.12.13 KG4AJ 1756
26.12.13 - 01.01.14 K5KUA/5 1864*
resident KH2/N2NL 1855
- 31.12.13 LZ110RAEM 1862
- 31.12.13 LZ10ANT 1862
- 31.12.13 LZ125VZ 1832
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 LZ1771SDG.. 1819
- 31.12.13 LZ2013IPA 1854
- 31.12.13 LZ20TRC 1828
01.12.13 - 31.12.13 LZ867MWB 1860
- 05.14 OD5/EA1CYK 1856
- 04.14 OD5/F5TLN 1858
- 03.04.17 OG3077F 1789
- 31.08.13 OM150MS 1845
01.05.13 - 31.12.13 OM20TUSR 1830
01.05.13 - 31.05.13 OM60DAT 1830
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 OU1RAEM 1824/32/51/64*
- 15 OX5M 1843
- 15 OX5T 1843
- 14 P29NO 1814
19.12.13 - 12.01.14 PA14HNY 1864
13.12.13 - 06.01.14 PB14HNY 1864
- 31.12.13 PH600AMF 1825
- 31.12.13 PH600NYK 1825
15.12.13 - 15.01.14 PJ2/SM4KYN 1862
resident PJ4DX 1863
22.12.13 - 29.12.13 PJ5/K6NAO 1863
01.12.13 - 31.03.14 R0000O 1860
- 07.02.14 R1980L.. 1861
02.12.13 - 01.03.14 R2014CC 1862
01.12.13 - 06.02.14 R2014HQ 1861
10.13 - 12.13 R350FV 1851
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 R400DR 1814
20.12.13 - 05.02.14 R7378TM 1863
- 11.13 R863LC.. 1843/44
01.12.13 - 31.12.13 RA110RAEM.. 1860
29.12.13 RAEM 1864*
01.02.13 - 31.12.13 RI1ANP 1817
01.12.13 - 01.02.15 RI1ANT 1860/1862
17.12.13 - 31.12.13 RI20ANT 1862
05.11.13 - 05.01.14 S506PMC.. 1858
- 01.14 S79ACR 1862
15.11.13 - 31.12.13 SG30RM 1862
11.13 - 12.13 SN640OKA 1856
- 31.12.13 T6JR 1853
- 01.01.14 T6MC 1850
20.12.13 - 25.12.13 TC9SAM 1863
- 29.12.13 TM16C 1844
15.12.13 - 29.12.13 TM50QF 1864*
20.12.13 - TR0A/p 1864*
14.12.13 - 18.01.14 V5/DJ2HD.. 1862/63
20.12.13 - 08.01.14 V5/DL3DXX 1863*
- 12.01.14 V55V 1864
10.13 - 12.13 VI6WA100 1851
- 02.14 VK0GB 1858
- 31.12.13 VK2013TDF 1861
19.12.13 - 26.12.13 VP5/VE3OC 1864
25.11.13 - 25.05.14 VP8BTU 1859
unknown VQ9JC 1864*
02.12.13 - 31.12.13 VX3X 1860
- 31.12.13 XR150CBS 1862
21.12.13 - 25.12.13 YF1AR/p 1864
11.13 - 12.13 YL95xx 1859
unknown YO900AIR.. 1853
- 31.12.13 YP20ARER 1826
27.11.13 - 31.12.13 YP95GU 1861
25.05.13 - 26.05.13 YS1/NP3J 1834/1851
- 31.12.13 YU15OTC 1815
01.02.13 - 31.12.13 YU88BPQ 1840
11.13 - 02.14 YW0A 1856
01.01.13 - 31.12.13 Z320RSM.. 1813
- 08.14+ ZA/IZ4JMA 1821
unknown ZA/DL4KM 1861
- 10.14 ZM90DX 1851
- 10.14 ZD9G 1857
- 02.14 ZS7V 1820
- 04.14 ZS8C 1831
- 04.14 ZS8Z 1831
- 11.01.14 ZS9MADIBA 1864

* = new or updated
.. = and other calls


QSL information
===============
3W1T via RW6HS (d), (L)
5B4AHL via M0URX (B - OQRS), (L)
9K2/SP4R via SP7DQR (B), (L), eQSL
7L1CYC (B), (L), eQSL
8J1MTD auto QSL, (L), eQSL
9J2CA via G3SWH (d), (L)
9M2MRS via PA0RRS (B), (L)
9M6/F4BKV via F4BKV (B)
9Q0AR OP instructions
BG4HYK via BA4EG (B)
C31LBL via EA3DDP (d)
CE8/UA4WHX via UA4WHX (B, not sure)
CE9/UA4WHX via UA4WHX (B, not sure)
CO3JA via (d)
CO7WT via N2CQ (B), eQSL
CS2EPC via CT1BWU (B), eQSL
DC7VS/p via DC7VS (B)
DF8HS/p via DF8HS (B)
DM8BJF eQSL, HRDLOG.net
EA9AK (B), (L), eQSL
EG4M via EA4EQD, (L)
EG5AJJ (B)
EH5I via EA5KB (B)
F4GTB/p via F4GTB (B)
FW5JJ via F5RXL (B, OQRS), (L)
GB4SC via M0DOL (B)
GI100RSGB via MI0YRL (B)
HB0/HB9CVQ via HB9CVQ (d), (L)
HF2013PLL via SP8KEZ (B), eQSL
HI4/CT1GIF via CT1GIF (W2-Bureau), (L)
HP1IBF (B), (L)
IA0MZ via IW0EFA (B), (L after return)
JI3DST/6 via JI3DST (B)
JW/PY2SEX via DL1NX (B), (L), (*)
K5KUA/5 via K5KUA (B)
KJ2U (B), (L), eQSL
LA/PY2SEX via DL1NX (B), (L), (*)
N4AF via RN3RQ (B, OQRS), (L), (*)
NY4A via RN3RQ (B, OQRS), (L), (*)
OD5/F5TLN via F5TLN (B), eQSL
OF9X via OH2BH (B)
OU1RAEM via DF5LW (B)
PJ4DX via M0URX (B, OQRS), (L)
R95DOD via RA3SI
RI20ANT/mm via RW3RN (B)
S506PMC via S59DCD (B), eQSL
SN3WOSP via SP3CGK
SO4R via SP4PND
TI5/N2BA via WA3RHW (B)
TR0A/p via SM7EHU
UP110RAEM via RW6HS (D)
VR2/IV3TAN via IV3TAN (d)
R7378TM via RM8W (B)
RA2FDX via RN3RQ (B, OQRS), (L), (*)
RAEM via UA9OA (B)
SO110RAEM via SP2FAP (B)
SU9AF via UA3DX (B), (L)
TM50QF via F6KSU (B), eQSL
UP110RAEM via RW6HS (d), eQSL
VE2IR (B), (L), eQSL
VK7DZ (d), (L), eQSL
VQ9JC via ND9M (B)
VR2/IV3TAN via IV3TAN
VY1JA via N3SL (B), JA3JM (B, only JA)
XR3P via CE3PG (B)
YB4IR/8 via YB4IR
YF1AR/8 via N2OO (B)


(d) = direct only (B) = bureau only
(*) = new manager (L) = LoTW



* QSL received direct: 6V7T (F5RAV), FO/KH0PR (JJ8DEN),
* QSL received via LoTW: FJ/DK7LX, K9W (Wake)
* QSL received via Bureau:
9M2RDX, 9M2CQC, FM1II (NI5DX), FY/F5HRY, HS0ZJK (DM1KE),
OH0I (OH3BHL), PW0F (OH2BH), PY0/PP1CZ, TO11A (F6HMQ), V51WH
(DK2WH), V88/DL7JAN, Z81X (OH0XX), ZK3N

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Carl Smith (QRZ DX), 425DXNews, DX World, ICPO Bulletin,
OPDX-Bulletin, DC7VS, DF6EX (fuer WIN-QSL), DJ5AV, DJ9ZB, DL1BAH,
DL1SBF, DL2BQV, DL7MAE, DO1ELL, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, F6FMT,
M0DOL, NG3K, PY5EG, PY2SEX, u.a.


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