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Thursday, February 16, 2017

K5LN Wins the February QST Cover Plaque Award

ARRL — The winning article for the February QST Cover Plaque Award is “A Resonant Speaker for CW” by Bill Sepulveda, K5LN. The QST Cover Plaque Award — given to the author or authors of the most popular article in each issue — is determined by a vote of ARRL members on the QST Cover Plaque Poll web page. Cast a ballot for your favorite article in the March issue today.

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FCC Invites Comments on ARRL Petition to Allocate New 5 MHz Band

02/16/2017 The FCC has invited comments on the ARRL’s January 12 Petition for Rule Making to allocate a new, contiguous secondary band at 5 MHz to …

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K5LN Wins the February QST Cover Plaque Award

The winning article for the February QST Cover Plaque Award is “A Resonant Speaker for CW” by Bill Sepulveda, K5LN.

The QST Cover Plaque Award — given to the author or authors of the most popular article in each issue — is determined by a vote of ARRL members on the QST Cover Plaque Poll web page. Cast a ballot for your favorite article in the March issue today.

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Xenophon introduces bill which would force ABC to bring back shortwave broadcasts

(Source: Shepparton News)

The shortwave broadcast station which beamed Radio Australia to the Pacific from Shepparton could be coming back online.

Senator Nick Xenophon (Source: Twitter)

South Australian senator Nick Xenophon earlier this week introduced a bill to parliament, which if passed would force the ABC to bring back shortwave broadcasts.

[…]Senator Xenophon criticised the decision, which was made by ABC management and not the Federal Government, labelling it shortsighted.

‘‘The response to the shortwave cut-off demonstrates the woeful inadequacy of the ABC’s consultation process,’’ Senator Xenophon said.

‘‘Not only have we heard from many rural Australians concerned about the decision, our near neighbours such as Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea have also voiced serious concerns.’’

[…]‘‘The cost-cutting decision will save $1.9million a year — a tiny fraction of the ABC’s $1billion-plus annual budget,’’ he said.[…]

Read the full story at the Shepparton News.

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RTL-sdr antenna help !!

hi guys , i have a problem with the rtlsdr antenna He don’t receives nothing the problem In the wire in the base of the antenna hi is not fixe how can i fixe them !! can i Dismantling the antenna without damaging them !! thank you .

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FM Notch Filter for SDRPlay RSP1

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ARRL DX Bulletin No. 0007

SB DX @ ARL $ARLD007

ARLD007 DX news

ZCZC AE07

QST de W1AW

DX Bulletin 7 ARLD007

From ARRL Headquarters

Newington CT February 16, 2017

To all radio amateurs

SB DX ARL ARLD007

ARLD007 DX news

This week’s bulletin was made possible with information provided by

W3MHZ, QRZ DX, the OPDX Bulletin, 425 DX News, The Daily DX, DXNL,

Contest Corral from QST and the ARRL Contest Calendar and WA7BNM web

sites. Thanks to all.

TUNISIA, 3V. Ashraf, KF5EYY will be QRV as 3V8SS from Sousse during

the ARRL International DX CW contest as a Single Op/All Band/Low

Power entry. QSL to LX1NO.

GUINEA, 3X. Operators Alain, F5OZC and Sebastien, F8DQZ are QRV as

3XY3D from Kassa Island, IOTA AF-051, until February 26. Activity

is on 40 to 10 meters using mainly CW with some SSB. QSL via F5OZC.

UGANDA, 5X. Eric, SM1TDE will be QRV as 5X8EW from Entebbe from

February 23 to 26. Activity will be on 40 to 10 meters using CW.

QSL to home call.

JAMAICA, 6Y. Yuri, VE3DZ is QRV as 6Y2T until February 21.

Activity is on 160 to 10 meters using CW, SSB and RTTY. He will be

a Single Op/All Band/High Power entry in the ARRL International DX

CW contest. QSL to home call.

BARBADOS, 8P. Tom, W2SC will be QRV as 8P5A in the ARRL

International DX CW contest as Single Op/All Band/High Power entry.

QSL direct to NN1N.

BAHAMAS, C6. Operators N4UM, K4RUM and N4BP are QRV as C6ARU, C6AUM

and C6AKQ, respectively, from Abaco Island, IOTA NA-080, until

February 21. Activity is on 160 to 6 meters using mainly CW with

some RTTY, other digital modes, and possibly SSB. Each operator

will be QRV in the ARRL International DX CW contest as Single Band

entries on 20, 40, and 80 meters, respectively. QSL direct to home

calls.

CHILE, CE. Some members of the Radio Club de Chile will be QRV as

CE3AA in the ARRL International DX CW contest as a Multi Op/High

Power entry. QSL via operators’ instructions.

JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLANDS, CE0. Michael, DF8AN will be QRV as

CE0Z/DF8AN from Robinson Crusoe Island, IOTA SA-005, from February

21 to 24. Activity will be on the HF bands using CW and various

digital modes. QSL to home call.

FRENCH GUYANA, FY. Herve, F5HRY will be QRV as TO1A in the ARRL

International DX CW contest as a Single Op/Single Band on 15 meters

entry. QSL to home call.

ECUADOR, HC. Bill, W0OR will be QRV as HC1WBT in the ARRL

International DX CW contest as a Single Op/All Band entry. QSL to

home call.

PANAMA, HP. Members of the Radio Club of Panama are QRV as 3E1L

from the Ciudad del Saber and Miraflores Locks Lighthouse until

February 19. Activity is on 40, 20, 17 and 15 meters using CW, SSB

and PSK. QSL via HP1RCP.

MARIANA ISLANDS, KH0. Kit, JA1NVF is QRV as N0J until February 20

during the annual Tinian Hot Pepper Festival. Activity is on the HF

bands using SSB with some CW. QSL via JJ2VLY.

SURINAME, PZ. Nico, PA3BVK and Harrie, PA3EHS are QRV as PZ5JW and

PZ5HS, respectively, until March 10. Activity is on 40 meters and

above using SSB and PSK. QSL via operators’ instructions.

PALAU, T8. Noboru, JH1OLB is QRV as T88DT from Koror, IOTA OC-099,

until February 21. Activity is on 160 to 6 meters using CW, SSB,

RTTY, SSTV, PSK31 and JT65A, depending on conditions. QSL to home

call.

KALININGRAD, UA2. Members of the UA2 Contest Club will be QRV as

RW2F in the ARRL International DX CW contest as a Multi/Multi entry.

QSL via operators’ instructions.

ST. KITTS AND NEVIS, V4. Felipe, NP4Z will be QRV as V43Z in the

ARRL International DX CW contest as a Single Op/All Band entry. QSL

via operator’s instructions.

AUSTRALIA, VK. Members from the Darwin Amateur Radio Club will be

QRV with special event call sign VI8BOD from February 18 to March 28

to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the World War II bombing of

Darwin. QSL via bureau.

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS, VP5. Members of the Minnesota Wireless

Association will be QRV as VP5K from Providenciales Island, IOTA

NA-002, during the ARRL International DX CW contest as a Multi

Single/High Power entry. Look for VP5/K0PC and VP5/AC0W to be

active outside the contest until February 22. QSL VP5/K0PC and VP5K

via K0PC and VP5/AC0W via AC0W.

MEXICO, XE. A group of operators are QRV as XF2L from Isla de

Sacrificios, IOTA NA-224, until February 19. Look for XE1AY to be

QRV in the ARRL International DX CW contest as a Single Op/Single

Band on 20 meter entry. QSL via operators’ instructions.

BURKINA FASO, XT. Elvira, IV3FSG is here working on the project of

Informatici Senza Frontiere ONLUS and QRV in her spare time as XT2SE

until March 13. Activity is on 80 to 10 meters using SSB and

various digital modes. QSL via IK3GES.

VENEZUELA, YV. YV1KK will be QRV as 4M1K in the ARRL International

DX CW contest as a Single Op/Single Band entry. QSL via OH0XX.

CAYMAN ISLANDS, ZF. Dan, N6MJ is QRV as ZF2MJ. Activity is on 160

to 10 meters. He will be active in the ARRL International DX CW

contest as a Single Op/All Band/High Power entry. QSL to home call.

THIS WEEKEND ON THE RADIO. The ARRL International DX CW Contest,

NCCC RTTY Sprint, QRP 80-Meter CW Fox Hunt, NCCC Sprint CW Ladder,

Novice Rig CW Roundup, SARL 40-Meter Youth Day SSB Sprint, South

American Lighthouse Weekend, Russian PSK World Wide Contest and the

Feld Hell Sprint will certainly keep contesters busy this upcoming

weekend.

The Run for the Bacon QRP CW Contest is scheduled for February 20.

The UKEICC 80-Meter CW Contest, CWops Mini-CWT CW Test, Phone Fray,

QRP 40-Meter CW Fox Hunt, NAQCC CW Sprint and SKCC CW Sprint are

scheduled for February 22.

Please see February QST, page 99, and the ARRL and WA7BNM contest

web sites for details.

NNNN

/EX

The 2017 Novice Rig Round-Up!

VE7AIJ’s Original Setup

There’s a relatively ‘new’ contest in town that seems to be gathering a lot of growing interest. I’m talking about the ‘NRR’ or “Novice Rig Round-Up“.

Harry, VE7AIJ, recently sent me a wonderful picture of his original station reproduction as used back in 1956. Hopefully Harry will be able to activate it along with countless others in the upcoming NRR.

The NRR is the brainchild of Bryan, AF4K, and Gary Johanson, WD4NKA, who developed the idea through chat on the Boatanchor and Glowbugs reflectors. They put the concept to the test in 2015 with the initial running of the NRR. Station pictures and soapbox comments from the last two runnings may be viewed here and here … and they are truly inspirational.

With so many retired or soon to be retired ‘baby boomers’, there are a lot of guys out there that really enjoy recreating their original station setup, which for most U.S. hams, would have been their Novice station. There is also a huge group of ‘not so old’ hams that just enjoy refurbishing or homebrewing rigs from the 50’s and putting them on the air … the NRR will present another great opportunity to get on-the-air and light up those filaments once again.

As indicated on the NRR website, this is “more of an EVENT than just a typical contest … once again taking our OLD ham radios off the shelf and putting them to use again! “

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Although the NRR strongly encourages participants to use era-appropriate ‘Novice type gear’, using a modern rig will not prohibit you from joining in on the fun … as well as give you a chance to hear how some of these old classics sound on CW.

The full rules are available on the dedicated NRR webpage. You will also find information there for Yahoo’s NRR Group as well as the Facebook link. An excellent FAQ page also makes for valuable reading.

Many of the contest stations will be crystal controlled, just as they were back in the Novice days and a list of individual rockbound frequencies can be downloaded for your reference here … those using crystal control will also tune well above and below their own frequencies for callers, a long-lost technique once required, when all Novice stations were using crystal controlled rigs … tuning high and low should give rockbound stations better chances of success.

The NRR takes place from 0000 UTC February 18 through 2359 UTC February 26 – 9 full days, covering two full weekends.

Suggested HF frequencies are: 3550 – 3650 kHz, 3579, 7055, 7060, 7080, 7100 -7125 kHz, 21.114, 21.120, 21.150 MHz, 28.114, 28.120 MHz.

An automatic logger page has been set up for log handling as well as a ‘live skeds’ page to announce your frequency or to chat. Clearly, a lot of effort by the organizers has gone into this event!

Hopefully you can participate and make the 3rd annual NRR an even more enjoyable event than the first two. I know of several VE7’s, including myself, that will be operating.

Harry’s homebrew 6AQ5 crystal oscillator (Feb ’55 Popular Electronics) and Hallicrafters S-53, pictured above, allowed him to work the world back in the amazing radio days of Cycle 19. Let’s relive some of that excitement in the closing days of Cycle 24 … in the NRR!

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NP3X Puerto Rico. From DXNews.com

WP3A will be active again from Puerto Rico in ARRL DX CW Contest 18 – 19 February 2017 as NP3X.

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FCC Invites Comments on ARRL Petition to Allocate New 5 MHz Band

ARRL —

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New Section Manager Appointed in Illinois

ARRL — Ron Morgan, AD9I, of East Peoria, Illinois, has been appointed ARRL Illinois Section Manager, effective February 16. He succeeds Tom Ciciora, KA9QPN, of Sandwich, who stepped down for personal reasons. ARRL expressed its thanks to Ciciora, who has served at the helm of the Illinois Field Organization for more than 10 years, since July 2006.ARRL Field Services Manager Dave Patton, NN1N, appointe…

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ARRL Headquarters to be Closed on Presidents’ Day

ARRL — ARRL Headquarters will be closed on Monday, February 20, for the Presidents’ Day holiday. Headquarters will reopen at 8 AM EST on Tuesday, February 21. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!

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I am a student and I want to get into all of this fun. Where do I start?

I know some basics of how this works, seen lot’s of hacks, but I have no knowledge of the chips that are being used, software and etc.

I am thinking of using it on my Windows machine, but I have no problem using Linux. I’ve done some Arduno projects and I am a Computer Science/Software engineering student, so I may know some stuffs.

Which is the best one on ebay for <10$?

No. 1. I like it because it’s small, it’s said in wiki that it has accurate crystals. Small – overheats?

No. 2. Bigger and bluer. EDIT: Easier to mod?

Or should I buy one with antenna included, because I have no antennas at my place? (Although I have many cables and other things lying around, may use that for a diy antenna, I’d just need the connector.)

What do you think?

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FCC Invites Comments on ARRL Petition to Allocate New 5 MHz Band

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New Section Manager Appointed in Illinois

Ron Morgan, AD9I, of East Peoria, Illinois, has been appointed ARRL Illinois Section Manager, effective February 16. He succeeds Tom Ciciora, KA9QPN, of Sandwich, who stepped down for personal reasons. ARRL expressed its thanks to Ciciora, who has served at the helm of the Illinois Field Organization for more than 10 years, since July 2006.

ARRL Field Services Manager Dave Patton, NN1N, appointe…

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ARRL Headquarters to be Closed on Presidents’ Day

ARRL Headquarters will be closed on Monday, February 20, for the Presidents’ Day holiday. Headquarters will reopen at 8 AM EST on Tuesday, February 21. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!

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FM Notch Filter for SDRPlay RSP1

RF filters are used (as the name implies) to filter/remove the frequencies you are not interested in and/or let frequencies you want pass . They come in lots of types. For example a band-pass filter lets the signals in a frequency range to pass through it and rejects/attenuates other frequencies. The opposite of band-pass filter is a band-reject or band-stop filter (also called a notch filter) which rejects/attenuates signals in a specific range and lets other frequencies get through the filter. Lots of different filters are used in SDRs and traditional radios. For example AM low-pass filters (only let frequencies lower than 1.7MHZ or so pass) or band-pass filters for various ham radio bands.

One of the popular use cases for a notch filter is in the FM broadcast range (88-108 MHZ in most parts of the world)

When you live near a powerful transmitter, it can affect the operation of your receiver in other near frequencies (or overload your receiver’s front-end), but I didn’t want the notch filter for this reason. I’ve got a SDRPlay RSP1 (among many other SDRs) which due to its architecture, has some images of FM band in the UHF range (for example in 330-350 MHZ). In fact they’re the images of the product of LO harmonics and FM frequencies.

You can temporarily move/shift the frequency by changing the LO frequency which does not remove them, but moves them around.

Another method to remove these images is using a band-stop filter.

This is the filter I’m using (Thanks to my friend Amirhosein Hasanpur who designed and built it):

Here you can see the effect of using a FM notch filter on my SDRPlay RSP1:

FM, without filter:

FM, with filter:

UHF (images) without filter:

UHF (images) with filter:

Here’s a link to a Zip file containing the PCB (in Protel), schematics (pdf) and S Parameters (pdf):

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Note: Like any other SDR test/review, the results depend on lots of different parameters (various gain values, LNA, antenna, software, etc). These pictures are captured with the same conditions just to show the effectiveness of this filter and your milage will definitely vary, but expect a similar outcome. If you live close to a powerful transmitter or use LNAs, you will receive some signals, even when using the filter.

Final note: this issue is solved in the newer version of SDRPlay (RSP2) : it has software-selectable notch filters for FM and MW broadcast frequencies.

Mehdi Asgari, the author of this post, is a regular contributor to the SWLing Post. Mehdi lives in Tehran and is an active member of the EP2C amateur radio club.

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FY/F6CKD French Guiana. From DXNews.com

FY/F6CKD. Gerard, F6CKD will be active from French Guiana until 28 March 2017 as FY/F6CKD.

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VP6EU – Pitcairn Island

NEWS UPDATE — VP6EU team arrived on Pitcairn. Shack is ready, we are waiting for antenna equipment. Still in container on the boat. [PA3EWP] January 31, 2017 – Everything is okay. The team is very grateful for the great sponsoring from the ham community. The antenna material stored in Auckland is loaded into a shipcontainer. […]

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DXNL News No. 2028

DXNL 2028 – February 15, 2017

DX Newsletter

a free and weekly service of

DARC Committee “DX”

(http://www.darcdxhf.de)

Editor: Klaus Poels, DL7UXG

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

translation by: Oliver Bock, DJ9AO

3V, Tunisia:

3V8SS will be active in the ARL DX CW Contest on all bands. QSL via

LX1NO, LoTW.

3W, Vietnam:

Wolfgang/DL5MAE operates holiday-style as 3W2MAE from Mui Ne on the

South China Sea between the 19th and 25th. QSL via DL5MAE (d/B).

5T, Mauritania:

5T0ITU operates in the context of the upcoming (Feb. 20 to 24)

meeting of ITU’s Radio Regulations Board in Geneva. QSL via ON8RA.

5X, Uganda:

Jonathan/KK7PW plans to operate as 5X1O between Feb. 21 and March 7

(morning and late evening hours). QSL via EA5GL.

8P, Barbados:

Tom/W2SC joins the ARRL DX CW Contest as 8P5A. QSL via LoTW.

Charles/8P6ET will be using the call 8P1W in the contest. QSL via

KU9C.

CE0, Juan Fernandez Island:

Right after his stint on Easter Island Michael/DF8AN will be moving

on to Robinson Crusoe Island (DICE ICE-004, CEFF-0003, WLOTA 0153)

an operate as CE0Z/DF8AN between the 21st and 24th. QRV on HF on CW

and digital modes. QSL via DF8AN, eQSL.

CT, Portugal:

CR5WWI commemorates Portugal entering World War I 100 years ago.

QRV between Feb. 13 and 19. QSL via CT1EEB.

D4, Cape Verde:

Girts/YL2KL will be active in the ARRL Contest as D4C on all bands.

QRV before as D4Z. QSL via bureau and direct. http://d4c.cc/

E5, South Cook Islands:

Milan/OK1DWC joins the ARRL Contest as E51DWC from South Cook

(OC-013). QSL via OK1DWC, ClubLog OQRS, LoTW.

EA, Spain:

The following special event calls will be active during the

upcoming 14th Antarctic Activity Week (Feb. 18-26): AO3ANT

(WAP-266), AO4HAG (WAP-242), AO5ANT (WAP-224), AO5WAP (WAP-272),

EG1WAP (WAP-207), EG5ANT (WAP-256), EG5WAP (WAP-268), EH5ANT

(WAP-252), and EH5WAP (WAP-267). An award will also be available.

F, France:

Pierre/F8DHE will be active with the call TM14WAP (WAP-280) between

Feb. 19 and March 4. His QTH is in the Park National of Livradois

Forez” (FFF-0026). QRV on 80-10m (CW, SSB). QSL via F8DHE (d/B).

FO, Austral Islands:

Operators Neil/VA7DX, Robert/W5RF, Madison/W5MJ, and Keith/VE7KW,

of the CanAm DX Team are going to activate Raivavae Island (OC-114)

between Feb. 20 and March 2, signing TX5T on HF. QSL via M0URX.

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FS, Saint Martin:

David/F8AAN will be back on Saint Martin Island (NA-105, DIFO

FS-001, WLOTA 0383) from Feb. 17 until March 10. QRV as FS/F8AAN on

40-10m on CW. QSL via h/c (d), ClubLog, LoTW, eQSL.

IS0, Sardinia:

Tibor/OM3RM will be active as IS0/OM8A in the ARRL Contest. QSL via

OM2VL.

FY, French Guinana:

Herve/F5HRY operates the contest on 15m as TO1A. QSL via F5HRY.

KP2, Virgin Islands:

Yurij/N2TTA operates as NP2P in the ARRL Contest. QSL via LoTW.

KP4, Puerto Rico:

Alfredo/WP3C and Hector/NP4R join forces in the ARRL COntest under

the callsign WP3C. QSL via W3HNK. http://ift.tt/2l8lcX1

Jaime/WP3A will be using KP4BD in the contest. QSL via NP3LT (d).

P4, Aruba:

Zoli/HA1AG, John/W6LD, and Ed/W0YK are going to operate in the

contest together as P40L from Aruba (SA-036). QSL via WA3FRP.

OE, Austria:

OE17WCB, operated by Andy/OE7AJT and Franz/OE2SNL, remains active

until Feb. 19 around the Biathlon World Championship. QSL via

OE7AJT (d/B).

PA, Netherlands:

Between Feb. 17 and March 20 PA2017BP commemorates Lord

Baden-Powell, founder of the Scouting Movement. Operators are

Patrick/PE2PVD, Guido/PD2GWE, Evelyn/PD1EHO, Sander/ PD9HIX,

Thomas/PA3TVV, Maarten/PD2SVA, and Erwin/PA3EFR. QSL via PA3EFR.

http://www.pa3efr.nl/

PJ4, Bonaire:

Kelly/N0VD is currently active as PJ4D from Bonaire (SA-006) until

the 26th. QRV on 80-10m (CW, SSB). QSL via W3HNK.

PJ7, St. Maarten:

Thomas/AA9A is going to pay Sint Maarten (NA-105, WLOTA 0711) a

visit from Feb. 15 until March 17. QRV as PJ7AA on 80-10m (CW,

SSB), and during the ARRL CW and SSB contests. QSL via AA9A (d),

ClubLog OQRS, LoTW.

Ismo/OH2IS operates as PJ7/OH2IS between the 17th and 25th on

80-10m (mostly CW, some SSB/RTTY). QSL via OH2IS (d), ClubLog,

LoTW.

T8, Palau:

Noboru/JH1OLB operates with the call T88DT from Koror Island

(OC-009) between the 17th and 21st. QRV on 160-6m (CW, SSB, PSK31,

RTTY, SSTV, JT65A). QSL via JH1OLB (d/B), LoTW.

TI, Costa Rica:

Chris/HA5XA spends a family holiday (XYL Marta/HA9WM + 2 daughters)

in Costa Rica between Feb. 15 and March 1. QRV somewhat as

TI6/homecalls from Puerto Viejo de Talamanca and TI7/ from Tileran.

QSL via homecalls.

Nathan/N4YDU is going to operate the ARRL CW contest as TI5W on all

bands. QRV before and after as TI5/N4YDU. QSL for TI5W via W4FS,

LoTW; TI5/N4YDU via h/c (d), LoTW.

UA, Russia:

R80RTL is currently active to mark the founding of the Pushkin

Library in Tambov 80 years ago. Operations last until the end of

March; an award is also offered. QSL via UA3RF (d/B).

V3, Belize:

Art/NN7A plans to operate as V31JZ/p from South Water Caye (NA-180)

between the 15th and 21st. QRV on 160-10m, mostly on CW, and during

the ARRL contest. QSL via NN7A (d/B).

John/WC0W (V31TP), George/K5PI, Leigh/WC0T, Nancie/NM0C, and

Stephen/WW0G are forming a team under the call V3T for the ARRL

contest. QSL via WC0C, LoTW.

V4, St. Kitts and Nevis:

Felipe/NP4Z will be active on all bands in the contest as V43Z. For

QSL information see qrz.com.

VK, Australia:

The Eastern and Mountain District Radio Club (VK3ER) celebrates its

50th anniversary with the call VI50ER until the end of March. QSL

via bureau.

Members of the Darwin Amateur Radio Club commemorate the air raid

on Darwin 75 years ago with the call VI8BOD. QRV between Feb. 18

and March 28. QSL via M0URX. http://vk8da.com/

VP6, Pitcairn Islands:

Uwe/DJ9HX, Erno/DK2AMM, Hans/DL6JGN, and Ronald/PA3EWP will be

active from Pitcairn Island (OC-044) with the call VP6EU from Feb.

16 until March 5. QRV with two stations (K3, amplifier,

spider-/hex-beams, verticals) on 160-10m. QSL via DK2AMM (d/B),

OQRS, LoTW. http://pitcairn2017.de/

YN, Nicaragua:

Jeff/N1SNB is going to operate in the ARRL contest as YN2SB. QSL

via N1SNB.

ZF, Cayman Islands:

John/K6AM and Daniel/N6MJ wil be joining the contest as ZF1A. QSL

via K6AM (d/B), LoTW.

ZL, New Zealand:

Geoff/ZL3GA, Phil/ZL3PAH. and Mark/ZL3AB of the Quake Contesters

will be active in the ARRL contest as ZL3X. QSL only via LoTW.

Other stuff:

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Antarctic Activity Week 2017:

Check out http://ift.tt/1offIr5 for an

up-to-date list of stations participating in the activity week.

Abbreviations in this DXNL:

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ARLHS Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society

DFB Diploma Farois Brasileiros

DIB Diploma Ilhas Brasileiras

DICE Diploma Islas de Chile

DIFO Diplome des Iles Francaises d’Outre Mer

IIA Italian Island Awards

IOTA Islands on the Air

LoTW Logbook of the World

MIA Mediterranean Sea Island Award

OQRS Online QSL Request System

SOTA Summits on the Air

WAP Worldwide Antarctic Program

WCA World Castles Award

WLOTA World Lighthouse On The Air Award

WRTC World Radiosport Team Championship

Upcoming Contests:

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

15.02. AGCW-DL Schlackertastenabend

18./19.02. ARRL International DX

18./19.02. Russian WW PSK Contest

IOTA Compiled by Andreas, DK5ON (iota@dxhf.darc.de)

====

IOTA QRGs

CW: 28040 24920 21040 18098 14040 10114 7030 3530 kHz

SSB: 28560 28460 24950 21260 18128 14260 7055 3760 kHz

NA-224; XE1, Veracruz State South group: Paty/XE1SPM, XE1SGW, and

XE1SOV are planning an activation of the Isla de Sacrificios (ARLHS

MEX-070) on Feb. 17 to 19 (15z to 22z each day) with the call XF2L.

QSL via XE1SOV.

OC-150; YB9, Tenggara Barat Islands: Kardi/YB9KA, Combat/YB9HKM,

Sutrisno/YB9IUS, and Januar/YB9JIN will be active with the special

event call YB9K from Lombok Island during the Bau Nyale Festival

(Feb. 16 to 19). QRV on 40, 20, 15, and 10m (SSB). QSL via HA3JB

(d).

SA-003; PY0F, Fernando de Noronha Archipelago: Erwin/PY2QI will be

active as PY2QI/PY0F from Fernando de Noronha Island (DIB OC-01,

WLOTA 1208, PYFF-0016) between the 15th and 21st on 40-10m (CW).

QSL via homecall (d).

Lighthouse Activities

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

South American Lighthouse Weekend 2017:

The weekend of Feb. 17 to 19 will see this year’s South American

Lighthouse Weekend. See the website for a list of participating

stations: http://ift.tt/1csZilW

Faro de Miraflores – PAN-030:

Members of the Radio Club de Panama activate the lighthouse

Miraflores (ARLHS PAN-030) during the weekend as 3E1L. QSL via

HP1CRP (d).

Icapara Lighthouse – BRA-135:

ZW2R will be active from the LH Icapara (SA-024, ARLHS BRA-135, DIB

SP-03, DFB SP-12, WW Loc. GG85gh). QSL via PY2AE (d/B), LoTW.

Barra do Riacho – BRA-011:

Jackson/PY4VG operates as PR1BR from the LH Barra do Riacho

(BRA-011). QSL via PY4VG.

Farol de Salinopolis – BRA-091:

Antonio/PU8WTJ operates from the Farol de Salinopolis (ARLHS

BRA-091) as ZV8WAB. QSL via PU8WTJ (d).

Farol Ponta da Galheta – BRA-170:

Members of the Associacao dos Radioamadores de Florianopolis

activate the Farol Ponta da Galheta (SA-026, ARLHS BRA-170, WLOTA

2981, DFB SC-05, DIB SC-01) with the call PW5T. QSL via PP5NY.

WWFF Activities

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

WWFF QRGs:

CW: 28044 24894 21044 18084 14044 10124 7024 3544 kHz

SSB: 28444 24944 21244 18144 14244 7144 3744 kHz

Overbroek-Egoven – ONFF-0630:

Luk/ON4BB activates this reference for the first time on Feb. 18

(08z-1130z) as ON4BB/p on 80, 40, and 20m. QSL via ON4BB.

Oleta River State Park – KFF-1908:

Vance/N3VEM spends time in this location on Feb. 15 and 16, and

plans to get on the air after his workin hours (from 22z on); QRV

on 80, 40, and 20m. QSL via N3VEM.

http://ift.tt/2kXXZWV

Mount Davis – KFF-0625:

Ed/WA3WSJ and Walter/KB3SBC will be active from Mount Davis

(KFF-0625, SOTA W3/PT001) on Feb. 21 and 22. QRV on 7031 kHz and

14061 kHz (Ed) and 7179 kHz and 14323 kHz (Walter).

Calendar

========

start – end DX DXNL

– 15.02. 3B8HC 2027

01.02. – 05.04. 3B8HE 2026

12/16 – 03/2017 3D2JS 2017

17.02. – 19.02. 3E1L 2028*

18.02. – 19.02. 3V8SS 2028*

19.02. – 25.02. 3W2MAE 2028*

01.11. – 01.04. 4S7KKG 2024

13.02. – 27.02. 5J0NA 2027

12.02. – 07.03. 5K0N 2027

01.01. – 31.12. 5P90EDR 2021

– 08/2017 5R8SV 1897

20.02. – 24.02. 5T0ITU 2028*

– 02/2018 5T2AI 1977

21.02. – 07.03. 5X1O 2028*

01.10. – 30.09.19 5Z4/DL2RMC 2008

01.01. – 30.04. 6E0C 2022

– 12/2018 6W1SU 2012

20.01. – 05.03. 6W2SC 2024

– 04/2017 6W7SS 2022

14.02. – 21.02. 6Y2T 2027

10.02. – 26.02. 7P8EUDXF 2027

01.01. – 20.01.18 8J1RL 2021

01.01. – 30.04. 8J2A 2021

01.01. – 20.01.18 8J60JARE 2021

14.12. – 05.03. 8J6HAM 2019

18.02. – 19.02. 8P1W 2028*

18.02. – 19.02. 8P5A 2028*

01.01. – 30.06. 9H2017EU 2024

01.02. – 28.02. 9K56NLD 2027

01.12. – 12/2018 9M2MRS 2024

– 10/2019 9Q6BB 2012

– 30.12. 9X0JW 2004

03.02. – 11.03. 9X2AW 2026

14.01. – 31.12. A31MM 1973

10.02. – 17.02. A5A 2027

12.02. – 25.02. AA4VK/HK0 2027

17.02. – 26.02. AO3ANT 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. AO4HAG 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. AO5ANT 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. AO5WAP 2028*

07.02. – 21.02. C6AKQ 2026

07.02. – 21.02. C6ARU 2026

07.02. – 21.02. C6AUM 2026

– 03/2017 C91PA 2001

10.02. – 17.02. CE0Y/DF8AN 2027

21.02. – 24.02. CE0Z/DF8AN 2028*

13.02. – 19.02. CR5WWI 2028*

18.02. – 19.02. D4C 2028*

09.01. – 31.12. DB20ENERGY 2025

01.01. – 31.12. DC500LS 2023

13.10. – 12.10. DF0WRTC 2011

01.01. – 31.12. DK60HERTEN 2022

13.06. – 12.06. DL0MHD 1992

01.06. – 31.05. DL0POLIO 1991

14.02. – 14.03. DL0SAX 2027

01.01. – 31.12. DL1250BRET 2022

01.01. – 31.12. DL40MFR 2026

01.01. – 31.12. DL500ML 2023

20.12. – 19.12. DL60NEU 2022

01.01. – 31.12. DM5LUTHER 2023

– 02/2018 DP0GVN 2015

11/16 – 02/2017 DP1POL 2015

01.01. – 31.12. DQ200WESER 2023

01.01. – 31.12. DQ70PEINE 2021

01.01. – 31.12. DR0HARZ 2024

01.01. – 31.12. DR1517LU 2021

15.06. – 14.06. DR160TESLA 1994

01.04. – 31.03. DR2016KIDS 1983

01.01. – 31.12. DR25MDK 2021

05.03. – 28.02. DR30BUT 1980

01.01. – 31.12. DR500MLE 2023

01.01. – 31.12. DR5LUTHER 2023

01.01. – 31.12. DR60SAL 2021

01.01. – 31.12. DR60VKL 2021

05.01. – 18.02. E51ADD 2022

05.01. – 18.02. E51AMF 2022

18.02. – 19.02. E51DWC 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. EG1WAP 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. EG5ANT 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. EG5WAP 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. EH5ANT 2028*

18.02. – 26.02. EH5WAP 2028*

01.01. – 31.12. EI11WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI22WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI33WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI44WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI55WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI66WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI77WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI88WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EI99WAW 2021

01.01. – 31.12. EM500L 2023

13.02. – 13.03. FG/F6GWV 2027

13.02. – 13.03. FG/F6HMQ 2027

18.01. – 09.03. FG/F6ITD 2024

17.02. – 10.03. FS/F8AAN 2028*

12/16 – 02/17 FT3YL 2017

01.02. – 28.02. GX4BJC/a 2026

01.01. – 31.12. H2017PFO 2026

29.10. – 01/2017 H44MS 2012

01.01. – 31.03. HF800O 2021

01.01. – 31.08. HG17EYOF 2022

– 04/2017 HK3JCL 2008

– 2017 HL2/F4AAR 1837

10.02. – 27.02. HP/AA1M 2027

12.02. – 15.02. HP/SQ3RX 2027

10.02. – 27.02. HP/W1USN 2027

– 2/2017 HP2/IZ2ZTQ 2025

27.01. – 24.04. HR5/F2JD 2025

11.02. – 28.02. II3CV 2027

18.02. – 19.02. IS0/OM8A 2028*

– 01.09.19 J28PJ 2004

20.01. – 05.03. J5UAP 2024

– 27.03. J79XBI 2016

19.12. – 15.03. JG8NQJ/JD1 2019

– 05/17 JW2US 2021

10.02. – 24.02. KG4AW 2027

10.02. – 16.02. KG4DY 2027

10.02. – 24.02. KG4WV 2027

17.02. – 24.02. KG4ZK 2027

14.01. – 11.03. KH6/VE7AHA 2023

– 2016/17 KH9/KJ6GHN 1885

18.02. – 19.02. KP4BD 2028*

– 31.03. LA30EUDXF 2013

01.01. – 02.04. LM10HAM 2024

01.01. – 31.12. LM80Q 2021

01.01. – 31.12. LM80REX 2021

01.01. – 31.07. LZ114RF 2023

01.02. – 28.02. LZ235SIR 2026

01.01. – 31.12. LZ45YE 2023

01.01. – 31.12. LZ73TRC 2023

10.02. – 12.02. MS0INT 2027

01.02. – 28.02. MX1SWL/a 2026

18.02. – 19.02. NP2P 2028*

08.02. – 19.02. OE17WCB 2028*

01.01. – 31.12. OF100FI/x 2021

01.01. – 31.12. OH100FIN 2021

01.01. – 30.06. OM42KYSUCE 2024

01.01. – 31.12. OM685RADOLA 2021

18.02. – ON4BB/p 2028*

01.01. – 31.12. OP17HC 2021

01.01. – 31.12.19 OU0POLIO 1919

01.01. – 31.12. OV90EDR 2021

01.01. – 31.12. OX90EDR 2021

01.01. – 31.12. OZ100DVI 2021

01.01. – 31.12. OZ44C 2021

01.01. – 31.12. OZ7D 2021

01.01. – 31.12. OZ90EDR 2021

09.02. – 23.02. P4/K1TO 2027

09.02. – 23.02. P4/KK9K 2027

09.02. – 23.02. P4/NE9K 2027

09.02. – 23.02. P4/W9RE 2027

18.02. – 19.02. P40L 2028*

12.02. – 20.02. P40W 2027

17.02. – 20.03. PA2017BP 2028*

– 28.02. PB44FF 2027

01.02. – 28.02. PE65TER 2027

01.01. – 31.12. PG400TH 2023

01.02. – 28.02. PH17ANT 2025

– 31.03. PJ2/PA0VDV 2026

11.02. – 28.02. PJ4D 2028*

17.02. – 25.02. PJ7/OH2IS 2028*

15.02. – 17.03. PJ7AA 2028*

17.02. – 19.02. PT1BR 2028*

17.02. – 19.02. PW5T 2028*

15.02. – 21.02. PY2QI/PY0F 2028*

20.01. – 20.04. R1336FO 2025

10.12. – 10.03. R17TCNY 2019

11.02. – 28.02. R2017M 2026

20.01. – 20.04. R680FBO 2025

10.02. – 31.03. R80RTL 2028*

– 01.04. RI1ANA 2017

15.12. – 15.02. RI1ANC 2019

04/16 – 04/2017 RI1AND 1982

14.02. – 05.03. RT9K/9 2027

01.01. – 31.12. S557E 2021

17.01. – 10.04. SV9/OG55W 2025

17.01. – 10.04. SV9/OH2HOD 2025

17.02. – 21.02. T88DT 2028*

01.02. – 28.02. TC4LOVE 2027

18.02. – 19.02. TI5W 2028*

15.02. – 01.03. TI6/HA5XA 2028*

15.02. – 01.03. TI6/HA9WM 2028*

15.02. – 01.03. TI7/HA5XA 2028*

15.02. – 01.03. TI7/HA9WM 2028*

– 2017 TJ3SN 1896

01.02. – 26.02. TM14AAW 2026

19.02. – 04.03. TM14WAP 2028*

01.01. – 31.12. TM17PGM 2022

18.02. – 19.02. TO1A 2028*

04.03. – 05.03. TO3Z 2027

18.01. – 09.03. TO7D 2024

18.09. – TR8CA 1902

20.02. – 02.03. TX5T 2028*

– 2018 TY2CD 1914

– 10/2018 TY2SN 1957

01.08. – 02/2017 TZ5XR 2000

18.02. – 19.02. V3M 2027

18.02. – 19.02. V3T 2028*

15.02. – 21.02. V31JZ/p 2028*

14.02. – 28.02. V31MU 2027

01.02. – V31YB 2026

14.02. – 20.02. V4/K4ZGB 2027

14.02. – 20.02. V4/N8WD 2027

18.02. – 19.02. V43Z 2028*

06.02. – 18.02. V5/DD8ZX 2026

06.02. – 18.02. V5/DJ9KM 2026

01.01. – 31.03. VE100VIMY 2023

01.01. – 31.03. VI50ER 2028*

18.02. – 28.03. VI8BOD 2028*

16.02. – 05.03. VP6EU 2028*

– 04/2018 VP8DPJ 2014

22.01. – 04/2017 VY0ERC 2025

18.02. – 19.02. WP3C 2028*

18.02. – 19.02. WP3R 2028*

17.02. – 19.02. XF2L 2028*

01.01. – 01.03. XK150YUKON 2022

13.02. – 26.02. XX9D 2027

16.02. – 19.02. YB9K 2028*

18.02. – 19.02. YN2SB 2028*

01.01. – 31.12. YV50ARV 2023

18.02. – 19.02. ZF1A 2028*

22.01. – 23.02. ZF9CW 2024

18.02. – 19.02. ZL3X 2028*

17.02. – 19.02. ZV8WAB 2028*

17.02. – 19.02. ZW2R 2028*

– 05/2018 ZS8Z 2017

* = new or updated

.. = and other calls

QSL information

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

3B8HC via NI5DX (d), (L), (e)

3B8HE via G8AFC

3D2JS via WB2TJO (d)

3E1L via HP1RCP (d)

3V8SS via LX1NO, (L)

3W2MAE via DL5MAE (d/B)

3W3B via E21EIC, (L)

3XY3D via F5OZC

3Z17HNY via SP6IEQ (B), (L)

4L2M via EA7FTR

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

5C28UA via EA7FTR

5J0NA via LW9EOC (d/B)

5K0N via AA4NC (d), (L)

5P90EDR via OZ1ACB, (L), (C), (e)

5Q6OM (B), (L), (e)

5R8SV via G3SWH, (L)

5T0ITU via ON8RA

5T2AI via NI5DX

5X1O via EA5GL

5Z4/DL2RMC via DL1RTL (d/B)

6E0C via XE1EE

6W1SU via M0URX

6W2SC via HA3AUI (d), (L)

6W7SS via F6AFH

6Y2T via VE3DZ

7P8EUDXF (C), (O)

8J1RL via (B), JG2MLI (d), (L)

8J2A (B)

8J60JARE via (B), JG2MLI (d), (L)

8J6HAM (B)

8P1W via KU9C

8P5A (L)

9H2017EU via 9H1SP (d)

9H3NH via JA0JHQ (d/B), (L), (C)

9H3WHX via UA4WHX

9K56NLD (C), (L)

9M2MRS via PA0RRS (d/B), (L), (e)

9Q6BB via W3HNK

9X0JW (e)

9X2AW via M0OXO

A31MM via EA5GL, (L)

A5A via JH1AJT, (C)

AO3ANT via EA3EGB (d/B), (L)

AO4HAG (B)

AO5ANT via EC5EA

AO5WAP via EA5DM

BG0BAC (d)

BH3SCC (L), (e)

C6AKQ via N4BP (d), (L)

C6ARU via N4UM (d)

C6AUM via K4RUM (d), (L), (e)

C91PA (L)

CE0Y/DF8AN via DF8AN, (e)

CE0Z/DF8AN via DF8AN, (e)

CN8AM (d)

CR5WWI via CT1EEB

CT7/EI8KJ via EI8KJ, (e)

CT7/F6IRA via F6IRA

CT9/G3TXF via G3TXF

CX/LU4DXU via LU4DXU

DB20ENERGY via (B), DM2DX (d), (C)

DC500LS via (B), DM2AJK (d), (e)

DF0WRTC via DJ9MH (d/B), (L), (C)

DK60HERTEN (B)

DL0DFF (d/B)

DL0MHD (B)

DL0POLIO via (B), DJ4MG (d)

DL0SAX (B), (e)

DL1250BRET (B)

DL40MFR (B)

DL500ML (B)

DL60NEU via (B), DC1MAS (d), (e)

DM200PZL via DL2NPC (d/B)

DM5LUTHER via DJ6SI (d/B)

DM60KJN via DL3VU (d/B)

DP0GVN via DL5EBE (d/B)

DP1POL via DL1ZBO (d/B), (L)

DQ200WESER (B)

DQ70PEINE via (B), DK5AX (d), (L), (e)

DR0HARZ via DF7AA (d/B)

DR1517LU (B), (e)

DR160TESLA via DK8ZZ (d), (C), (O)

DR2016KIDS via (B), DL0RL (d), (e)

DR25MDK (d/B)

DR30BUT via (B), DK7LX (d), (C)

DR500MLE (B)

DR5LUTHER (B)

DR60SAL (B)

DR60VKL (B), DH1VY (d), (C)

E51ADD via K7ADD (d), (L), (e)

E51AMF via K7ADD (d), (L), (e)

E51DWC via OK1DWC, (L), (C)

EA8/PA0PMD via PA0PMD

EA8OM via DJ1OJ

EG1WAP (B)

EG4UUD via EA4URA (B)

EG5ANT via EA5KB

EG5WAP via EA5DY

EG8WRD via EA8URA

EH5ANT via EC5JC

EH5WAP via EA5FL

EI11WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI22WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI33WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI44WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI55WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI66WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI77WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI88WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EI99WAW via (B), EI6AL (d), (C), (O)

EM500L via UR6LLC

EP2C via EA5GL

FG/F6GWV via F6HMQ

FG/F6HMQ via F6HMQ

FG/F6ITD via F6ITD (d/B), (L), (C)

FG/KB1TCD via KB1TCD

FK4RD (d)

FS/F8AAN via F8AAN (d), (L), (C)

FT3YL via F6KPQ

GB952MT (e)

GX4BJC/a via G6XOU (d/B), (e)

H2017PFO via 5B4AIE (d), (C), (O)

H44LG via JE1LGY

H44MS via DL2GAC (d/B)

HB0/DJ1AA/m via DJ1AA (B)

HC1MD via K8LJG (d), (L)

HF800O via SP6PAZ (d/B)

HG17EYOF (d)

HK3JCL via DK8LRF (d/B)

HL5KY via W3HNK

HP/AA1M via AA1M (d/B), (L)

HP/SQ3RX via SQ3RX (d/B), (C)

HP/W1USN via W1USN (d/B), (L)

HP2/IZ2ZTQ via IZ2LSP (d),

IZ2ZTQ (B), (L), (e)

HR5/F2JD via F6AJA

II3CV via IK3HHX (d/B), (C)

IR9RW via IT9TQH (B)

IS0/OM8A via OM2VL

IT9/UA4WHX via UA4WHX

IX1/IW1CAB via IW1CAB, (L)

J28PJ via F1TMY

J5UAP via HA3AUI (d), (L)

J79XBI via SM5DJZ, (C), (L)

JG8NQJ/JD1 via JG8NQJ (B),

JA8CJY (d)

JI3DST/5 via JI3DST (d/B)

JW2US (C), (O)

KG4AW via KG9LB (d/B), (C)

KG4DY via KE4KDY (d/B), (C)

KG4WV via W4WV (d/B), (C)

KG4ZK via W4ZYT (d/B), (C)

KH6/VE7AHA via VE7AHA (d), (L)

KP4BD via NP3LT (d)

LA30EUDXF via PA1AW

LM10HAM via LA2G (d/B), (L)

LM80Q via LA9VDA

LM80REX via LA9VDA

LZ114RF via LZ1YE (d/B)

LZ235SIR via (B), LZ1KCP (d)

LZ45YE via LZ1YE (d/B)

LZ73TRC via LZ1YE (d/B)

MS0INT via M0OXO

MX0YHC via 2E0SDV (d), (L)

MX1SWL/a via G6XOU (d/B), (e)

NP2P (L)

OE17WCB via OE7AJT (d/B)

OF100FI/x via OH2BAD

OF2IPA via OH4MDY (B)

OF2LHE via OH2LHE

OF5O via OH5O (d/B), (e)

OH100FIN (B)

OK/SP9MA/P via SP9MA

OM42KYSUCE via OM3CND (d/B)

OM685RADOLA via OM3CND

ON4BB/p via ON4BB

OP0PPY via ON7LX (B)

OP17HC via ON7PP

OU0POLIO via OZ1ACB (d/B)

OV90EDR via OZ1ACB, (L), (C), (e)

OX90EDR via OZ1ACB, (L), (C), (e)

OZ/DJ1AA/M via DJ1AA

OZ100DVI via OZ1IVA (d/B)

OZ44C via 5P2BA (d/B)

OZ7D via OZ1ACB, (L), (C), (e)

OZ90EDR via OZ1ACB, (L), (C), (e)

P4/K1TO via K1TO

P4/KK9K via KK9K

P4/NE9U via NE9U

P4/W9RE via W9RE

P40L via WA3FRP

P40W via N2MM (d), (L)

P49X (d), (L)

PA160HZ via PA5V

PA2017BP via PA3EFR

PA6FR (B), (L)

PB44FF via PH0NO

PC55C via PD7YY (d/B)

PD5MVH/p via PD5MVH (d/B)

PE65TER via PC7T (d/B), (L), (e)

PG400TH via PA3ETC

PH17ANT via PA0RDY (d/B)

PI4HAL (B)

PJ2/PA0VDV via PA0VDV (d/B)

PJ4D via W3HNK

PJ7/OH2IS via OH2IS (d), (L), (C)

PJ7AA via AA9A (d)

PT1BR via PY4VG

PW5T via PP5NY

PY0F/PP1CZ via PP1CZ (d), (C)

PY2QI/PY0F via PY2QI (d)

R1336FO via R2FBO

R17TCNY via RN3RQ (B),

UA3RU (d)

R1989A via UA4AJD

R2017M via RK3AW

R680FBO via R2FBO

R80RTL via UA3RF (d/B)

R870M via RK3AW

RI1ANA via ZS1OIN

RI1ANC via RN1ON (d/B), (C)

RI1AND via RW1AI

RM94AE via RQ7L (B), (C)

RT9K/9 via RX9KM, (C)

S557E via (B), S50O (d), (L)

SQ9S via SQ9JKS

SV9/OG55W (C)

T88DT via JH1OLB (d/B), (L)

T88WM via JQ6FQI (d/B)

TC4LOVE via TA3X

TI5/N4YDU via N4YDU (d), (L)

TI5W via W4FS, (L)

TI6/HA5XA via HA5XA

TI6/HA9WM via HA9WM

TI7/HA5XA via HA5XA

TI7/HA9WM via HA9WM

TI7/W1VE via W1VE (d), (L)

TJ3SN via IZ1BZV (d), (L)

TL8TT via I2YSB, (L)

TM1BF via F6BEG (d/B)

TM14AAW via F8DVD (d/B)

TM14WAP via F8DHE (d/B)

TM17PGM via F4FCE (d/B)

TM2F via F4GTT

TM8DO via F8DO (d/B)

TO1A via F5HRY

TO3Z via F6HMQ

TO7D via F6ITD (d/B), (L), (C)

TR8CA via F6CBC

TX5T via M0URX

TY2CD via N4GNR (d), (L)

TY2SN via IZ1BZV (d), (L)

TZ5XR via F5MXH, (L)

UP28UA via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UAS via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UBA via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UCL via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UCS via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UFR via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UFS via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UIH via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UNC via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28USB via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28USJ via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28USS via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UP28UST via DL8KAC (d), (C), (O)

UT/SP2BPD via SP2BPD

V3M via W0MU (for 2017)

V3T via WC0W, (L)

V31AE via EB7DX (d), (L)

V31JZ/p via NN7A (d/B)

V31MU via W0MU, (L), (C)

V31VP via WB0TEV (d/B), (C)

V31YB (L)

V4/K4ZGB via K4ZGB

V4/N8WD via N8WD, (L), (e)

V5/DD8ZX via DD8ZX (d/B)

V5/DJ9KM via DJ9KM (d/B), (L)

VE100VIMY via N7RO, (C)

VI50ER (B)

VI8BOD via M0URX

VP6EU via DK2AMM (d/B), (L)

VP8DPJ (e)

VY0ERC via M0OXO

W5S via W5BAK

WP3C via W3HNK

XF2L via XE1SOV

XK150YUKON via KC1CWF, (L)

XP5T via OZ0J, (L)

XX9D via DL4SVA (d/B), (L)

YB9/F5LIT via F5LIT (d), (L)

YB9K via HA3JB (d)

YN2SB via N1SNB

YV50ARV via YV5DTA, (L)

ZC4A via M0URX, (L)

ZF1A via K6AM (d/B), (L)

ZF9CW via K5GO (d), (L), (C)

ZL3X (L)

ZV8WAB via PU8WTJ (d)

ZW2R via PY2AE (d/B), (L)

ZS8Z via ZS1LS (d)

(d) = direct (B) = bureau ok (L) = LoTW (O) = OQRS

* QSLs received direct: PJ6/OH1VR, T31T, VK5CE/p (OC-228), VP2ESM

* QSL via LoTW:

5R8IC, BH7PFH, C37NL, CX7BBR, HZ1HZ, LZ552SGO, SX25LSV, TK/DL2RMC

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