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Tuesday, June 10, 2014


Antarctic radio ham now online

Gianni, I1HYW, informs readers that Paride, IZ3SUS, is currently active as IA/IZ3SUS from Concordia Dome 'C' (WAP MNB-03), a French-Italian Multi-national Base on the Antarctic Plateau.

 If you check on QRZ.com under IZ3SUS, Paride has put some pictures of
 the antenna and Radio Room at Concordia Station which are nice to see.

 RTX is a Rhode & Schwartz XK2100L, 150 W HF transceiver with a frequency range 1.5 MHz to 30 MHz operated remotely via an integrated multi standard serial interface, managed from the Radio room.

 Paride has registered an IRC channel on Freenode so that is now possible
 to chat with him when he is available even at the Radio Room or when
 working. To get connected you just have to follow a simple procedure:

 1) Go to https://webchat.freenode.net/
 2) Select a nickname (suggested to use your callsign) and type it on
 the window.
 3) On "Channel" site type: ##antarctica (with two ##)
 4) Insert the security code and click on "Connect"

 Well, now you are online and you can type your message in the line at
 the bottom of the page. When Paride is on (his id is "pl"), you can
 chat, talk about skeds, just say Hello or whatsoever else.

 QSL manager Gianni, I1HYW, has just received the package with cards.
 This coming week he will start to answer the requests received so far.


 QSLs donated by F8DHE have been printed by LZ3HI Gold Print Service.
 Thanks to Pierre, F8DHE, for his kind donation and to Ronan, F8AFC, for
 managing everything in a fantastic way.

 More information, visit the WAP Web site at: http://www.waponline.it

OPDX

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