Wednesday, December 31, 2014

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Posted: 30 Dec 2014 01:30 PM PST

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Posted: 30 Dec 2014 09:50 AM PST

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Tuesday, December 30, 2014

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SB PROP @ ARL $ARLP052

ARLP052 Propagation de K7RA

ZCZC AP52

QST de W1AW

Propagation Forecast Bulletin 52 ARLP052

From Tad Cook, K7RA

Seattle, WA December 29, 2014

To all radio amateurs

SB PROP ARL ARLP052

ARLP052 Propagation de K7RA

Solar activity was a mixed bag over the week of December 18-24

compared to the previous seven days. Average daily sunspot numbers

were down 12.5 points to 132.9, while average daily solar flux rose

22.9 points to 190.6.

A peak of geomagnetic activity occurred on December 22 and 24, with

planetary A index at 20 and 17. Three CMEs hit earth on December

21-22.

The latest prediction (December 25) from NOAA/USAF forecasters has

solar flux at 140 December 26, 145 December 27-28, 150 December

29-31, and 140 January 1-3. After that it climbs, from 145, 150, and

155, January 4-6, then 165, 170, 175 and 180 January 7-10, 185

January 11-12, 190 and 200 January 13-14, 205 January 15-17, then

peaks at 210 on January 18. Flux values then decline to a low of 140

on January 18-20.

Predicted planetary A index from the same source is 5 on December

26, 8 on December 27, 10 on December 28 through January 1, then 12,

25, 15 and 10 on January 2-5, 8 on January 6-7, 10 on January 8-9, 8

on January 10-11, and 5 on January 12-18.

OK1HH sends his weekly geomagnetic forecast, which calls for quiet

conditions December 26, mostly quiet December 27, quiet to unsettled

December 28-30, mostly quiet December 31, quiet to unsettled January

1, quiet to active January 2, active to disturbed January 3-4, quiet

to active January 5-6, quiet January 7, quiet to active January 8,

quiet to unsettled January 9, quiet to active January 10, quiet to

unsettled January 11, active to disturbed January 12, mostly quiet

January 13-14, quiet January 15-17, active to disturbed January 18,

mostly quiet January 19, quiet to unsettled January 20, and quiet to

active January 21.

Lee, W4KUT said he was unable to participate in the recent ARRL 10

Meter Contest, but "I did venture into 28 MHz CW territory and, WOW!

I sent a quick response to a CQ from W1AW/7 (Comstock, NV) 2329 UTC

on December 12, S9+ on both ends.

"I tell you, I've got to do more 10M activity. The band is hot these

days!

"I would urge American Hams with a Tech license or better, to check

out 10 Meters, and yes, 10 Meters is available to Technician

Licensees; CW, RTTY/Data and Phone (SSB).

"According to the ARRL website: 28.000-28.300 MHz: CW,

RTTY/Data--Maximum power 200 watts PEP 28.300-28.500 MHz: CW,

Phone--Maximum power 200 watts PEP"

Jon Jones, N0JK (EM28) in Kansas writes "A strong winter Es opening

on 50 MHz between the Midwest and eastern states December 19 from

1430-1730z. Here in eastern Kansas, K1RO FN33 and K2UU FN30 were

very loud around 1600z. No links noted to F2 to Europe or Africa."

Jon is a frequent contributor to this bulletin, and he also writes

"The World Above 50 MHz" column for QST Magazine.

The site http://www.arrl.org/the-world-above-50-mhz gives some

details about the column and a little bit of history, where it says

it "has appeared in QST for more than 60 years, making it one of the

longest running columns. It originated as 'On the Ultra Highs,'

which debuted in December 1939 under the direction of Ed Tilton,

W1HDQ."

While true the column has run for more than 60 years, currently it

has run for over 75 years. It says that W1HDQ was the first

columnist, and I've mentioned before that Ed was also the author of

this weekly bulletin until 1991, when Ed became ill, and I offered

to write the bulletin for one week. I've been at it ever since, and

I expect that Ed was the original originator of this bulletin, but I

can't find anyone who knows when it began. I first copied it on CW

from W1AW in 1966, when I was a very young ham.

From time to time I've paged through my old QSTs from the 1950s and

1960s looking for a reference to the bulletin, but have found none.

Maybe it is time to apply some modern search tools to the effort.

Check out http://www.livemeteors.com/ to hear real time audio

related to meteor activity. This site is run by Chip Sufitchi, N2YO,

who is in the Washington DC area, and uses an SDR receiver tuned to

55.23693 MHz with a Yagi pointed toward a channel 2 television tower

in Canada. The page also features both a spectral and a waterfall

display.

Here is an interesting article from the Daily Mail about a new space

telescope: www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2884213/ .

One more report came in concerning working Bob, ZL1RS on 6 meters,

reported in last week's Propagation Forecast Bulletin ARLP051. Bob

Miles, K9IL in Martin, Tennessee (EM56) wrote on December 19 that he

heard ZL1RS as good as 579 over three evenings around 0100 UTC.

This is the last propagation bulletin of 2014, and on a personal

note, back in 1999 in propagation bulletin 52 I made a brief mention

of completing my seventeenth season playing the Grandfather

character in Pacific Northwest Ballet's lavish production of

Nutcracker.

http://www.arrl.org/w1aw-bulletins-archive/ARLP052/1999

And now we come to the end of the run. This weekend I am completing

my thirty-second season in this same role, but this is the final

year of this production, and my character doesn't appear in the

brand new 2015 production. This began for me with a series of

unlikely events in 1983 when Don Walter, W7NG recommended me for

this role in a brand new Nutcracker with sets and costumes by

children's book author and illustrator Maurice Sendak. It was a huge

hit, and as many as 46 performances are done (but I am not in all of

them) every December. The house holds an audience of 3,000 people.

This became hugely popular, so now that this is ending, every

performance has sold out. By noon the day after Thanksgiving, ticket

sales for this final Nutcracker hit seven-million dollars.

Every Christmas Eve we perform an alternative version, The Nutty

Nutcracker, with all kinds of gags and pratfalls, improvised and

with no rehearsal. On December 25, 2013 this photo appeared in the

Seattle Times:

http://seattletimes.com/ABPub/2013/12/24/2022523974.jpg

That's me in the brown coat, leaning back in shock, as I did not

know that the dancer crouching down on the right was going to

release a can of "Silly String" from an aerosol container in his

right hand, nor did I know that photos were taken. I sneak up on him

as he is about to let go with a tremendous dramatic sneeze while

facing the audience downstage center so that I can react and express

annoyance. He held the can so it appeared that it all projected from

his face.

On opening night this year at the end of November I gave a backstage

tour to a writer, who came up with this:

http://seattledances.com/tag/tad-cook/

Just click on the Christmas tree to see the article.

Here is an article about the big change:

http://seattletimes.com/html/pacificnw/2025158444_1221nutcrackerfinalecover1xml.html

I will be sad after the final last performance, which begins at 2330

UTC on Sunday, December 28. I am the only player remaining from the

premiere season, and won't know what to do with myself in December

2015. But I love this company so much that I may come back as a

volunteer Kid Wrangler, herding the children from dressing rooms to

the stage and back. I am sad, but not bitter. It has been an

incredible run, far beyond what I ever could imagine!

If you would like to make a comment or have a tip for our readers,

email the author at, k7ra@arrl.net.

For more information concerning radio propagation, see the ARRL

Technical Information Service web page at

http://arrl.org/propagation-of-rf-signals. For an explanation of the

numbers used in this bulletin, see

http://arrl.org/the-sun-the-earth-the-ionosphere. An archive of past

propagation bulletins is at

http://arrl.org/w1aw-bulletins-archive-propagation. More good

information and tutorials on propagation are at http://k9la.us/.

Monthly propagation charts between four USA regions and twelve

overseas locations are at http://arrl.org/propagation.

Instructions for starting or ending email distribution of ARRL

bulletins are at http://arrl.org/bulletins.

Sunspot numbers for December 18 through 24 were 168, 156, 120, 159,

113, 128, and 86, with a mean of 132.9. 10.7 cm flux was 213.2,

215.7, 203.2, 205.8, 179.2, 165.9, and 151.4, with a mean of 190.6.

Estimated planetary A indices were 5, 8, 9, 14, 20, 13, and 17, with

a mean of 12.3. Estimated mid-latitude A indices were 5, 6, 6, 10,

13, 8, and 12, with a mean of 8.6.

NNNN

/EX

SB DX @ WW < KB8NW $OPDX.1195.1

Ohio/Penn DX Special Bulletin No. 1195.1

The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster

DX Special Bulletin No. 1195.1

BID: $OPDX.1195.1

December 29, 2014

Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW

Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio)

Written/Sent from Murfreesboro, TN

Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX

Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet

Clusters Network and OH2BN for the following DX information.

From the Desk of Santa Radio

29 December 2014

LAST-MINUTE SANTA CLAUS NEWS

The team at OF9X is pushing hard in their year-end Christmas activity,

and will hopefully pass the 20,000 QSO mark soon. A large number of

children seized the opportunity to say hello to Santa on Amateur Radio

which brought cheer to their Christmas and made Grandpa a proud facilit-

ator. The activity will continue until the end of 2014 and you still have

another opportunity to catch the 2014 Santa spirit.

Santa himself at OH9SCL has returned from his world tour and tonight he

will hit the bands to run in parallel with OF9X for the closing days of

2014. You need to work both stations - OH9SCL and OF9X - to qualify for

a “2014 Santa Claus World Vision Certificate”. Once you have done that,

please notify the Santa Desk at <of9x@sral.fi>.

The underlying objective of the OF9X project is to raise money for

Albanian children in need through World Vision. The project has been

a great success and its aim is to establish a dedicated school with

the help of DXers supporting this worthy cause. You can still join

the project:

<http://donate.worldvision.org/giftregistry/view/index/id/549471a359af8/>

ClubLog Search and OQRS are operational at <http://qrz.com/db/of9x/>

OF9X QSL via OH2BH.

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DXNL 1917 - December 31, 2014

DX Newsletter

*** 60 years DXNL *** 1954 - 2014 ***

a free and weekly service of

DARC Committee "DX and HF contesting"

(http://www.darcdxhf.de)

Editor: Klaus Poels, DL7UXG

(e-mail: dxnl@dxhf.darc.de)

translation by: Oliver Bock, DJ9AO

1A, Sov. Mil. Order of Malta:

The DXFriends Tony/EA5RM, Frank/DL8YHR, Javi/EA5KM, Manuel/EA7AJR,

Eugene/EA5HPX, and Fabrizio/IN3ZNR are currently active as 1A0C

until January 6. They want to support medical charity projects for

refugees with their DXpedition. QRV on HF, 2m, and 70cm (EME). QSL

only via OQRS. http://www.dxfriends.com/ http://www.1a0c.com/

C6, Bahamas:

Jack, KB7HH, continues to operate holiday-style from San Salvadore

Island (NA-001) until the 6th of January. QRV as KB7HH/C6A, running

5W on CW. QSL via KB7HH (d/B).

DL, Germany:

DJ90IARU (special DOK 90IARU) celebrates IARU's 90th anniversary

all year long in 2015.

DK65DARC and DL65DARC are two special event calls celebrating the

65th anniversary of the national German club DARC. There will also

be an award available.

http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/bulls/darc65/

http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/bulls/darc65/special-award/

Members of the DARC Committee DX and HF-Contesting kick off both

events on New Year's Day: DL2VFR as DJ90IARU, DL2NBY as DL65DARC

and DF1QR as DK65DARC.

DP7BVBG (special DOK 175BV) draws attention to Germany's oldest

railway station at Vienenburg. QRV June 1 to 30. QSL via DF7AA

(d/B). http://www.amateurfunk-vienenburg.de/

DM20KIDS, operated by members of the club Chemnitz-Sued (DOK S54),

joins the 29th Kids Day on January 4. QRV mainly on 40m on SSB, but

also other bands and modes. QSL via bureau, OQRS.

http://www.arrl.org/kids-day

DG150ZRS draws attention to the 150th anniversary of the German

Maritime Search and Rescue Service. Operators on HF are

Daniel/DO9DAN, Paul/DM2PF, Klaus/DC5II, and Dennis/DL1MIL. QSL via

bureau.

EX, Kyrgyzstan:

Andrea, HB9DUR, is currently active fom the station of George,

EX8MAT, signing EX/HB9DUR. QRV until Jan. 4, QSL via HB9DUR.

F, France:

Dom, F5SJB, plans to promote QRP operating with 5W on the 5th day

of the first five months in 2015 with the call TM5CW.

QSL via F5SJB (d).

Correction (see DXNL 1816): QSL info TM60AT via F8URC

(EuroBureauQSL), not via REF bureau.

G, England:

Members of the Bredhurst Receiving and Transmitting Society operate

as GB8MHC between Jan. 1 and 5 to draw attention to the issue of

Magna Carta 800 years ago. QRV on 80-10m on PSK, RTTY, and SSB. QSL

via eQSL.

The Farnborough and District Radio Society celebrates its golden

jubilee throughout 2015 with the call G50FRS on the bands.

http://www.farnboroughradio.org.uk/

Members of the Dale Amateur Radio Society celebrates the new year

with the following calls between Dec. 28 and Jan. 24:

GB0HNY (Brian/G0BFJ, WAB SE11, WW Loc.: IO93CP)

GB1HNY (Darran/G0BWB, WAB SE11, WW Loc.: IO93CO)

GB2HNY (Richard/M0RBG, WAB SE11, WW Loc.: IO93CP)

GB4HNY (Darryl/M0WIS, WAB SE11, WW Loc.: IO93CO)

GB6HNY (Brian/MOGDJ, WAB SE11, WW Loc.: IO93CQ)

GB8HNY (Geoff/M0OYZ, WAB SE12, WW Loc.: IO93CQ)

They do not plan to confirm QSOs with QSL cards. Those who

worked 5 of the above stations are invited to apply for a

certificate (gb0bwb (at) g0bwb.com).

HB, Switzerland:

The Canton of Geneva joined the Swiss Confederation in 1815.

Members of the club station HB9G celebrate this event on the air

with the call HB200GE. QSL via HB9AOF.

PY, Brazil:

ZY7NAT continues to celebrate the anniversary of Natal City on the

air until Dec. 31. QRV on 40, 20, and 15m. QSL via PS7GL, LoTW,

eQSL.

PQ60ICN draws attention to the 60th anniversary of the Yacht Club

of Natal. QRV during January 2015, QSL via PS7GL (d/B), LoTW.

Rony/PS7AB commemorates the end of WWII during January with the

call PP70FEB. The suffix refers to the Forca Expedicionaria

Brasileira which fought on the Allieds' side. QRV on 40, 20, 17,

15, and 10m on SSB. QSL via PS7AB (d/B), LoTW, eQSL.

SP, Poland:

The following stations will celebrate the 85th anniversary of PZK,

the Polish national club between Jan. 1 and April 30: 3Z85PZK,

HF85PZK, SN85PZK, SP85PZK, SQ85PZK, and SO85PZK. Polish amateurs

also join the IARU celebrations with the call 3Z90IARU, HF90IARU,

SN90IARU, SP90IARU, SQ90IARU, and SO90IARU. A special award will

also be available. OQRS is possible from the 1st of January

onwards. http://85.pzk.org.pl/index.php

Dionizy, SP6IEQ, celebrates the new year with the call 3Z2015NY on

the bands until January 15. QSL via SP6IEQ (d/B), LoTW.

TA, Turkey:

Special event station TC5OCK commemorates the liberation of Adana

(5 Jan. 1922). Operators Adem/TA5BS, Murat/TA5IW, and Met/TA5FA

will be active on all bands and modes. QSL via qrz.com, LoTW, eQSL.

VE, Canada:

Members of the Delta Amateur Radio Society are going to commemorate

the 200th birthday of Sir John A. Macdonald, first Prime Minister

of Canada, during January with the call VC7SJAM. QRV on HF on many

modes. A special QSL will be sent via bureau.

http://deltaamateurradio.com/sjam/

Members of the Kingston Amateur Radio Club join this celebration

with the call VG3SJAM. Kingston was Macdonald's hometown and the

first capital of Canada. http://ve3kbr.com/karc/vg3sjam.htm

VK, Australia:

The South Pacific Contest Club (VK3HF) operates the special call

VK16AC during January in the context of the 16th AFC Asian Cup

(Football). QSL via M0OXO.

ZS, South Africa:

The South African Radio Relay League (later: South African Radio

League) was founded in 1925 by Raymond Coombs. The anniversary will

be celebrated with the call ZS90SARL between Jan. 1 and April 19.

QSL via (d/B), LoTW.

Abbreviations in this DXNL:

DIFO Diplome des Iles Francaises d'Outre Mer

LoTW Logbook of the World

OQRS Online QSL Request System

WAB Worked All Britain

WLOTA World Lighthouse On The Air Award

Upcoming Contests

=================

01.01. SARTG New Year RTTY

01.01. AGCW Happy New Year

01.-07.01. Aktivitaetswoche RLP

03.01. 070 CLUB PSK-Fest

03.01. Schwaben Contest

03./04.01. WW PMC Contest

03./04.01. ARRL RTTY Roundup

03./04.01. EUCW 160m Contest

IOTA Compiled by Friedrich, DL4BBH (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

AS-143; BY7; Hainan Province group: BA7CK is currently active again

from Yongxing Island. QRV until Jan. 9 on 10, 12, and 15m on

SSB and RTTY. QSL via BA4TB (d).

NA-005; VP9; Bermuda Islands: Lawrence/K4KGG will be on the air from

Bermuda (WLOTA 0201) between Dec. 31 and Jan. 5 as VP9/K4KGG.

QSL via W3HNK, LoTW.

NA-102; FG; Guadeloupe: Look out for Jeff/VA3QSL on Jan. 1 and 2 as

FG/VA3QSL on 40-6m on CW and SSB. QSL via h/c (d/B), LoTW.

OC-046; FO; Windward Islands and OC-067; FO; Leewards Islands: Mike,

OE1SSS, pays Tahiti and Bora Bora a visit between Dec. 26 and

Jan. 12. He plans to work holiday-style with a KX3, KPA100 and

wire antennas as FO/OE1SSS. QSL via h/c (d/B).

OC-067; FO; Leewards Islands: Wayne/KK6BT will be active holiday-style

between Jan. 1 and 5 from Bora Bora (DIFO FO-003).

QSL via KE8G (d), LoTW.

OC-114; FO; Raivavae Island: Wayne then moves on to Raivavae Island

and plans to get on the air as TX5W from the 5th of January to

the 11th. QRV on 40-10m only on SSB with a focus on central and

north EU. QSL via KE8G (d), LoTW.

http://www.tx5w.com/

Calendar

========

start - end DX DXNL

28.12. - 06.01.15 1A0C 1917*

- 31.12. 3W3B 1815

01.01. - 30.04.15 3Z85PZK 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 3Z90IARU 1917*

29.12. - 15.01.15 3Z2015NY 1917*

24.11. - 23.11.15 4A5XX 1911

02.11. - 10.04.15 4S7KKG 1909

- 07.2015 4U20B 1895

27.12. - 04.01.15 5B/SP7VC 1916

27.12. - 04.01.05 5B/SQ7OYL 1916

01.12. - 31.12. 5L2YOTA 1914

- 08.2017 5R8SV 1897

- 2014 5Z4/LA4GHA 1827

- 2014 5Z4EE 1807

- 2014 6O0LA 1810/1827

- 2014 7P8CC 1807/1820

- 2014 7S400K 1866

- 2014 8J1AOBA 1870

18.07. - 02.2015 8J1ATUGI 1883

- 03.2015 8J1FC 1878

- 12.2014 8J1INUBO 1886

22.11. - 31.12. 8J1KP 1911

- 03.2015 8J1TGN 1878

20.04. - 31.01.2015 8J1ZC 1880

- 03.2015 8J2VE 1884

- 03.2015 8J3ZUKA 1866

31.07. - 08.2015 8J4J 1848

07.05. - 03.2015 8J4HKR 1885

- 03.2015 8J7INORI 1892

11.08. - 31.12. 8J7KOR 1896

- 2014 8J7T 1865

- 03.2015 8J9ONO 1878

- 31.03.15 8J125SSI 1911

01.10. - 31.05.2015 8J160KSW 1904

01.04. - 31.12. 8N1NRT 1878

01.04. - 31.12. 8N1S60A 1878

01.09. - 31.03.15 8N150KC 1915

01.12. - 31.12. 9A0YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. 9A14YOTA 1914

29.03. - 31.12. 9A90Z 1880

24.12. 9N7CB 1916

01.12. - 31.12. A43YOTA 1914

23.12. - 05.01.15 A6/DL3YM 1915

01.12. - 31.12. A82YOTA 1914

- 2014 A91YA 1874

01.12. - 31.01.15 AU1SV 1914

01.12. - 31.01.15 AU5SV 1914

- 2014 AY1DZ 1872

25.12. - 09.01.15 BA7CK 1917*

15.01. - 26.01.2015 C5X 1901

21.12. - 03.01.15 C6AGT 1916

- 04.2015 C6ATS 1913

01.06. - 31.12. CB1D 1906

- 03.2015 CE9OJZ.. 1886

19.12. - 02.01.15 CN2DM 1916

10.10. - 20.03.15 CN2JF 1914

- 2014 CW30A.. 1866

16.01. - 12.2014 D2SG 1867

12.12. - 08.01.15 D44TWO 1914

- 01.2015 D8A 1871

- 12.2014 DA0EIM 1815

- 2014 DB50FIRAC 1865

- 2014 DF0DC 1865

01.01. - 31.12.15 DG150ZRS 1917*

- 2014 DJ60DXMB 1865/68/77

01.01. - 31.12.15 DJ90IARU 1917*

- 12.2014 DK0HORREM 1888

- 2014 DK40BOSCH 1868

- 2014 DK40ECH 1868

01.01. - 31.12.15 DK65DARC 1917*

01.12. - 31.12. DL0ABK 1914

- 2014 DL0HRS 1865

14.10. - 13.10.15 DL0WRTC 1907

- 2014 DL60JMZ 1865

01.01. - 31.12.15 DL65DARC 1917*

- 04.2015 DM100CTK 1884

- 2014 DM200TSV 1868

01.05 - 30.04.15 DM20KIDS 1884

31.05. - 31.12. DM50GRH 1888

- 2014 DP90RKS.. 1865

- 02.2015 DP0GVN 1864

01.01. - 31.12.15 DP7BVBG 1917*

- 2014 DQ25GRENZE 1865

- 05.2015 DQ60WAE 1887

- 2014 DQ8T 1873

- 2014 DQ0HARZ 1873

- 2014 DR20RAFG 1901

01.07. - 30.06.2015 DR125HLK 1893

- 2014 DR175LDE 1866

- 2014 DR800BI 1873

12.02. - 31.12. DS4DRE/4 1872

01.12. - 31.12. DX0YOTA 1914

01.01. - 31.12.15 E50A 1915

01.01. - 31.12.15 E50B 1915

01.01. - 31.12.15 E50D 1915

01.01. - 31.12.15 E50J 1915

01.01. - 31.12.15 E50K 1915

01.01. - 31.12.15 E50V 1915

01.01. - 31.12.15 E50W 1915

08.07. - 31.12. E7100GP 1893

- 31.12. E72NATO 1892

- 31.12. E750EBL 1875

09.12. - 08.01.15 EA8/IK1PMR 1913

09.12. - 08.01.15 EA8/PA3LEO 1913

01.12. - 31.12. EA8URE/YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. EI0YOTA 1914

- 2014 EI14LCC 1866

- 2014 EI30T 1866

- 31.12. EI1100WD 1897

- 2014 EM50JA.. 1867

- 31.12. EM50LWY 1899

- 31.12. EO90WF 1866

01.12. - 31.12. ES9YOTA 1914

25.12. - 04.01.15 EX/HB9DUR 1917*

01.01. - 02.01.15 FG/VA3QSL 1917*

11.12. - 08.01.15 FM/F2VX 1914

11.12. - 08.01.15 FM/F9IE 1914

01.01. - 05.01.15 FO/KK6BT 1917*

26.12. - 12.01.15 FO/OE1SSS 1917*

01.11. - 31.12. FO8AA/p 1910

- 10.2015 FW5JJ 1852

01.01. - 31.12.15 G50FRS 1917*

28.12. - 24.01.15 GB0HNY 1917*

13.09. - 15.03.15 GB0SFE 1909

28.12. - 24.01.15 GB1HNY 1917*

28.12. - 24.01.15 GB2HNY 1917*

28.12. - 24.01.15 GB4HNY 1917*

28.12. - 24.01.15 GB6HNY 1917*

01.01. - 05.01.15 GB8HMC 1917*

28.12. - 24.01.15 GB8HNY 1917*

01.12. - 31.12. G14YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. GD14YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. GI14YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. GM14YOTA 1914

- 2014 HB14SAF 1873

- 2014 HB40VC 1868

01.01. - 31.12.15 HB200GE 1917*

01.12. - 31.12. HF0YOTA 1914

- 12.2014 HF685DM 1893

29.04. - 31.12. HF80PLOCK 1883

01.01. - 30.04.15 HF85PZK 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 HF90IARU 1917*

06.12. - 31.12. HF100BL 1915

01.12. - 31.12. HF2014PRNF 1915

24.12. - 11.01.15 HF2015HNY 1917*

05.04. - 31.12. HG100ATOM 1880

- 31.12. HG140JLO 1879

- 12.2014 HH2/PY3SB 1892

- 06.2015 HI7/DJ0ML 1910

- 2017 HL2/F4AAR 1837

- 12.2014 HS50RAST 1893

- 04.02.15 IA/IZ2QEJ 1913

01.12. - 31.12. II2YOTA 1914

01.10. - 31.12. II4CDN 1904

- 05.2015 II8IDXC.. 1856/1861

01.12. - 31.12. II9YOTA 1914

01.11. - 31.12. IY1EY 1908

01.03. - 30.12. IY1GMS 1881

01.12. - 31.12. J62YOTA 1914

06.11. - 05.03.15 J79XBI 1909

28.12. - 10.01.15 JD1BMH 1916

22.12. - 02.01.15 JD1BOI 1915

22.12. - 02.01.15 JD1BON 1915

27.12. - 04.01.15 JI3DST/6 1916

30.10. - 02.2015 JW/UA3IPL 1908

06.12. - 30.05.15 JW9JKA 1913

08.12. - 06.01.15 KB7HH/C6A 1917*

- 2016/17 KH9/KJ6GHN 1885

- 2014 LIxxx 1865

- 2014 LJxxx 1865

- 2014 LM1814 1865

- 2014 LM2T75Y 1870

- 03.2015 LU1ZD 1888

01.12. - 31.12. LX4YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. LY5YOTA 1914

- 2014 LY10NATO 1875

- 2014 LZ60KSP 1875

01.09. - 31.12. LZ1000TS 1906

01.12. - 31.12. LZ1748SMH 1912

13.12. - 31.12. OA4/DL5YWM 1916

01.12. - 31.12. OD5RI/YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. OE3YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. OE14YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. OH2YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. OH9SCL 1914

01.12. - 31.12. OM9YOTA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. OM14YOTA 1914

- 31.12. OM44LTE 1872

01.12. - 31.12. ON4YOTA 1914

16.12. - 14.01.15 ON70NUTS 1914

- 31.12. OT500AV 1914

- 08.2015 OX5M 1843

- 08.2015 OX5T 1843

- 06.2015 P29NK 1915

- 2014 P29NO 1814

20.12. - 01.01.15 PA6XMAS 1915

01.12. - 31.12. PA6YOTA 1914

- 2014 PA35WO 1867

08.12. - 31.12. PA55HAL 1915

01.12. - 31.12. PD6YOTA 1914

- 02.2015 PG200KMAR 1875

- 2014 PH65PH 1869

- 31.12. PI30DIG 1880

01.01. - 31.01.15 PP70FEB 1917*

01.01. - 31.01.15 PQ60ICN 1917*

- 2014 R80xx.. 1870

01.12. - 31.12. R100DA 1914

01.12. - 31.12. R1719G 1914

11.14 - 03.2015 RI1ANR 1908

- 01.02.2015 RI1ANT 1860/1862

- 2014 S567O 1868

05.11. - 05.01.15 S507PMC 1910

05.11. - 05.01.15 S507SLG 1910

01.12. - 31.12. S514YOTA 1914

- 2014 SC15DXR 1868

- 2014 SC2014ECC.. 1866

01.12. - 31.12. SH9YOTA 1914

- 31.12. SN30RVG.. 1880

01.01. - 30.04.15 SN85PZK 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 SN90IARU 1917*

20.10. - 31.12. SN650B 1908

01.01. - 30.04.15 SO85PZK 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 SO90IARU 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 SP85PZK 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 SP90IARU 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 SQ85PZK 1917*

01.01. - 30.04.15 SQ90IARU 1917*

01.12. - 31.12. SU8YOTA 1914

25.12. - 05.01.15 T8CW 1916

01.01. - 10.01.15 TC5OCK 1917*

- 2014 TC10SWAT 1871

- 2017 TJ3SN 1896

- 07.2015 TJ3TS 1877

03.10. - 17.03.15 TK/G4BKI 1904

- 12.2014 TM02REF.. 1877

24.12. - 01.01.15 TM60AT 1916

- 2014 TM400M 1865

18.09. - TR8CA 1902

01.12. - 31.12. TU5YOTA 1914

05.01. - 11.01.15 TX5W 1917*

- 2018 TY2CD 1914

19.12. - 29.12. V5/DL3DXX 1915

06.01. - 13.01.15 V5/G3RWF 1914

01.01. - 31.01.15 VC7SJAM 1917*

01.01. - 31.01.15 VG3SJAM 1917*

01.01. - 31.01.15 VK16AC 1917*

26.12. - 01.01.15 VK9/G7VJR 1916

31.12. - 05.01.15 VP9/K4KGG 1917*

- 12.2015 VR2UU 1898

- 2014 W100AW 1865

21.12. - 04.01.15 XE1/DJ4EL 1915

15.12. - 02.01.15 XW4XR 1914

15.01. - 23.01.15 XW4XR 1914

28.12. - 31.12. YB4IR/8 1916

22.12. - 26.12. YB8RW/p 1915

01.12. - 31.12. YO0YOTA 1914

- 20.09.15 YO555BU 1907

10.12. - 06.01.15 YO1989BV 1915

- 31.12. YP96GU 1915

- 20.09.15 YP555BU 1907

- 2014 YP1989TM 1866

- 2014 YP25xx 1866

- 20.09.15 YQ555BU 1907

- 20.09.15 YR555BU 1907

- 12.2014 YS1/NP3J 1875

- 2014 YT0PUPIN 1866

01.03. - 31.12. YU100CER 1875

- 2014 YW80RCV 1871

- 03.2016 ZF2DX 1878

- 19.01.2015 ZF35xxx 1873

18.12. - 05.01.15 ZS1/G3RWF 1914

01.12. - 31.12. ZS9YOTA 1914

01.01. - 19.04.15 ZS90SARL 1917*

27.12. - 31.12. ZV5WSC 1916

- 31.12. ZY7NAT 1917*

* = new or updated

.. = and other calls

QSL information

===============

1A0C (O)

3A/EA5IDQ via EA5IDQ (d/B), (C)

3W3O via KM0O (d/B), (L)

3Z14XMAS via SP6IEQ (d/B), (L)

3Z2015NY via SP6IEQ (d/B), (L)

3Z50AYP via SP7DQR (B), (L)

4A5XX via XE1EE (d/B), (L), (e)

4L8A via K1BV (B), (L)

4S7KKG via DC0KK (d/B), (O)

4X0WFF via 4Z5LA

5B/SP7VC via SP7VC (d)

5B/SQ7OYL via SQ7OYL (d)

5B4AHL via M0URX

5L2YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

5R8SV via G3SWH, (L)

5R8UI via IZ8CCW

6K2HJI (d)

6W1QL (d)

7X3WPL via 7X3DL (d), (L), (e)

8J1KP (B)

8J2VE (d/B), (L)

8J7KOR (B)

8J125SSI (B)

8N1NRT via (B), JF1IRW (d), (e)

8N150KC (B), (e)

8P6NW (d), (L)

9A0YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

9A9RR (B)

9A14YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

9F2SH (d)

9H5GG (d/B)

9K2GS via EA5KB, (L)

9N7CB via DL2GAN (d/B)

A43YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

A6/DL3YM via DL3YM (d/B), (L)

A6/VE6LB via VE6LB (d), (L), (e)

A62A via IZ8CLM (B), (L), (e)

A82YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

AH2/AB2RF via JJ2RCJ (d), (L), (e)

AU1SV via VU2SMS (d)

AU5SV via VU2SMN (d)

BA7CK (AS-143) via BA4TB (d)

BD9XE via BD4HF (d/B)

BG3TBS via BA4EG (d/B)

C6AGT via AK4BM (d)

C6ATS via NI5DX (d), (L), (O)

C6AWU via AF6WU (d/B), (L), (e)

CB1D via XQ1FM (d/B), (L)

CE4SES via EA5KB, (e)

CN2DM via SP9DLM

CN2JF via F6CTF (d), (e)

CN8QN via EA7FTR

CO2CCA via EA7TV (B)

D44TWO via M0OXO

DG150ZRS (B)

DH0GAK/p via DH0GAK (d/B)

DJ60DXMB via DL7UXG (d/B), (e)

DJ90IARU via (B), DL2VFR (d)

DK65DARC via (B), DF1QR (d)

DL0ABK (B), (e)

DL0WRTC via DF1QR (B), (L), (e)

DL65DARC (B), DF1QR (d)

DM20KIDS (B), (O)

DM200TSV via DL4WK (B)

DP0GVN via DL5EBE (d/B)

DP7BVBG via DF7AA (d/B)

DP90RKS via DF6HF (d/B)

DQ0HARZ via DF7AA (d/B)

DQ60WAE via DF1QR (d/B)

DR50RRDXA via DJ6QT (B)

DU9AQQ via EA5GL (d)

DX0YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

E20AX via E21EIC (B), (L)

E50J via E51JD (d)

E50V via E51CG (d)

EA8/IK1PMR via HB9FKK (d/B), IK1PMR (B)

EA8/PA3LEO via HB9FKK (d/B), PA3LEO (B)

EA8/SP3IPB via SP3IPB (B), (L), (e)

EA8URE/YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

EI0YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

EI1100WD via EI2HZB (d/B)

ES9YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

EX/HB9DUR via HB9DUR

EX2V via RW6HS (d)

FG/VA3QSL via VA3QSL (d/B), (L)

FM/F2VX via F2VX (d/B)

FM/F9IE via F9IE (d/B)

FO/KK6BT via KE8G (d), (L)

FO/OE1SSS via OE1SSS (d/B)

FO8AA/p via FO8AA (d/B)

FR1GV (d/B), (e)

G1N via G3MZV (B), (e)

G14YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

G50FRS via (B), G0YYY (d), (e)

GB8HMC (e)

GD14YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

GI14YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

GM14YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

HB40VC via HB9DKZ (d/B)

HB200GE via HB9AOF

HF0YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

HF100BL via SP9KRJ (d/B)

HF2014PRNF via SQ3BKH (d/B), (e)

HF2015HNY via SP2ZAO (d/B)

HH2/PY3SB via PY3SB (d), (L)

HI7/DJ0ML via DJ0ML (d)

HV0A via IK0FVC (d), (L)

HS0ZLP via DJ9ZB (B)

IA/IZ2QEJ via IZ2QEJ (d)

II2YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

II4CDN via IZ4FUE (d/B)

II9YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

IY1EY via IK1QBT (d/B)

IY1GMS via IK1SPR

J62YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

J79MM via EI4JY (d)

J79XBI via SM5DJZ (d/B), (L), (C)

J400EG via SV2HTI, (L)

JD1BMH via JG7PSJ (d/B)

JD1BOI via JI1LET (d/B)

JD1BON via JA1UII (d/B)

JI3DST/6 via JI3DST (d/B)

JW/UA3IPL via RW6HS (d)

JW9JKA via LA9JKA (d)

K9VV/KP2 via K9VV (B), (L)

KB7HH/C6A via KB7HH (d/B)

KG4JSZ/p via KG4JSZ (d/B)

KI4GMR/p via KI4GMR (d/B)

KL7XU (d), (C)

KP2/AG1LE via AG1LE (d/B), (L), (e)

LI1B via LA1B (d/B), (L)

LI2HFA via LA2HFA (d/B), (L), (e)

LI2IZ via LA2IZ (L), (e)

LI3C via LA9DFA (B), (L)

LI5TFA via LA5TFA

LI6CF via LA6CF (d), (e), (L)

LI8OK via LA9K (d/B)

LX4YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

LY5YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

LZ1000TS via LZ1BJ (d/B)

LZ1748SMH via (B), LZ1KCP (d)

N2MFT/4 via N2MFT (d/B)

OA1/DL5YWM via DL5YWM (d/B), (O)

OA4/DL5YWM via DL5YWM (d/B), (O)

OD5RI/YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

OE3YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

OE14YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

OH2YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

OH9SCL via OH9AB (d/B)

OM9YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

OM14YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

ON4YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

ON70NUTS via ON4CFB (d/B), (O), (C)

OT500AV via (B), ON4PM

OX5T via OZ0J (d/B)

P29NK via DH1NK (d/B)

P4/DL6RAI via DL6RAI (B), (L)

PA6V via PI4KGL (B)

PA6XMAS via PA9RF (B), (L), (e)

PA6YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

PA55HAL via PI4HAL (d/B)

PD6YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

PD17MH via PD0MV (d/B)

PH44ZU via PC4DX (B), (e)

PJ2/HK4CM via HK4CM

PJ2/HK4RB via HK4RB

PJ2/PA0VDV via PA0VDV (d/B)

PP70FEB via PS7AB (d/B), (L), (e)

PQ60ICN via PS7GL (d/B), (L)

R80SVV (B)

R90WGM via R9WGM

R90WJV via R9WJV

R90WOB via R8WO

R90WXK via R9WXK

R100DA via GM0WRR, RV3YR (Russia)

R120AM via RU3AWH

R230S via K2PF (d), (C), (O)

R1719G via RZ3LC (d/B)

RI1ANR via RK1PWA

RM90WF via RM9WF

RU90WZ via RU9WZ

RV90WB via RV9WB

RW90WC via RW9WC

RZ90W via RZ9W

RZ90WU via RZ9WU

S507PMC (B)

S507SLG (B)

S514YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

S79O via M0JWT (B), (L), (e)

SH9YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

SN650B via SQ9CAQ (B)

SO1TH via DF6TH (B)

SU8YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

SV9RNG via LZ1YE (B), (L)

T77LA via I4ZQS (B)

T8CW via JA0FOX (B), JH0IXE (d), (L), (e)

T88KO via JS1OHI (d)

TC5OCK (d/B), (L), (e)

TJ3SN via IZ1BZV (d), (L)

TK/G4BKI via VP9KF (d)

TM5CW via F5SJB (d)

TM60AT via F8URC (EURAO), (e)

TR8CA via F6CBC

TU5YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

TX5W via KE8G (d), (L)

TY2CD via ZS6ARF (d), (L)

UE90W via R9WO

V25A via KG2A (d)

V31MA via M0OXO (B), (L)

V5/DL3DXX via DL3DXX (d/B), (C)

V5/G3RWF via G3RWF, (O), (L)

V63MJ via W5MJ (B), (L), (e)

V73NS via W3HNK, (L)

VA1AXC/CY0 via JE1LET (d)

VC7SJAM (B)

VK16AC via M0OXO

VK9/G7VJR via M0OXO

VP5/VE3OC via VE3OC (d), (L), (e)

VP8KF via G3VPW (d/B), (L), (C)

VP8RAF/100 via G8FC (d)

VP9/K4KGG via W3HNK, (L)

VP9BO via W4ZGR

VU2CPL (d), (L), (e)

VU2RBI (d)

VU2XO (d/B), (e)

XE1/DJ4EL via DJ4EL (d/B), (L), (O)

XW4XR via EI2EIC, (L)

YB4IR/8 via YB4IR (d/B), (O)

YB8RW/p via YB8RW (d), (O)

YO0YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

YO1989BV (C), (e)

YP0IPA via YO3AS (d)

YP25CJX (d), (e)

YP60CCC/p via YO9KPD (B)

YP96GU via YO3IZT

YP1989TM via YO2KQT (d), (e)

ZA1E (d)

ZF2JS via N4BFR (d/B), (L)

ZS1/G3RWF via G3RWF, (O), (L)

ZS6RJ (d/B)

ZS9YOTA via OM2FY (O), (C)

ZS90SARL (d/B), (L)

ZV5WSC via PU2KKE (d)

ZY7NAT via PS7GL, (L), (e)

(d) direct (B) bureau OK (L) LoTW (O) OQRS

* QSLs received direct: T10VB

* QSLs received via bureau:

3D2CG (LZ1GC), 7T50ARA, 9K2KH, 9K2OK, 9V1LX, A45XR, A52EQW

(JH7EQW), AH0BT (7L1FPU), DP1POL (DL1ZBO), FW5JJ (F5RXL), JY9FC

(E73Y), T88EC (JO1AEC), TN2MS (PA3AWW), TO7CC (F1NGP), V63ZF

(JA7ZF), YB69RI (YB1GJS)

* QSL via LoTW: 8P5A, A61SM, CN2AA, EA8/RA1A, EA8RM, PZ5AV, VP2EIM,

WP4IIW, ZD8D

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