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20131210 2241UTC 14180kHz VO2NS
Date : 10/Dec/2013 2241UTC
Freq : 14180kHz USB
Rig : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAØRDT)
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NEW 2013: after 2012 J79WTA is again QRV from21. October to 21. December 2013
2011 Operation from Dominica-Island NA-101:
J79WTA is back again on the island from 4. November to the 8. December. I’m working from the same place, the very ham friendly location near Salisbury “The Tamarind Tree Hotel”. It is a holiday style operation.
Rig is ICOM IC-7000, ACOM 1000, AT-1000Pro, multiband dipole 30m – 160m, Spider beam 20, 17, 15, 12, 10m and a not resonant dipole. I’m working in SSB, RTTY, PSK and if possible in SSTV.
QSL:
All direct QSL received at the end of September 2013, I had answered (bureau-QSL via GlobalQSL, direct via direct).
QSL is ok via bureau or direct to my home cal, no eQsl. It’s important to send the QSL via HB9MFM, HB9 bureau. If not, I never receive your QSL and you will lose the confirmation.
If you send direct, please include 2$ for return postage and SAE, otherwise I send via bureau.
Log search: http://www.clublog.org/logsearch/J79WTA
(Log last update: 25.11.2013)
2011 Operation from Dominica-Island NA-101:
J79WTA is back again on the island from 4. November to the 8. December. I’m working from the same place, the very ham friendly location near Salisbury “The Tamarind Tree Hotel”. It is a holiday style operation.
Rig is ICOM IC-7000, ACOM 1000, AT-1000Pro, multiband dipole 30m – 160m, Spider beam 20, 17, 15, 12, 10m and a not resonant dipole. I’m working in SSB, RTTY, PSK and if possible in SSTV.
2010 Operation from Dominica-Island NA-101:
Dieter J79DP (HB9TPQ), Kurt J79KZ (HB9BZG) and Walter J79WTA (HB9MFM)
We stay between 12. November to 11. December 2010 for holiday on Dominica-Island.
We are working from the Tamarind Tree Hotel, a very ham friendly location near Salisbury. Station is a ICOM IC-7000 with 100 watts in a dipole 50m above the sea level. We are working mainly in SSB and sometimes in RTTY on all HF-Bands.
All direct QSL received at the end of September 2013, I had answered (bureau-QSL via GlobalQSL, direct via direct).
QSL is ok via bureau or direct to my home cal, no eQsl. It’s important to send the QSL via HB9MFM, HB9 bureau. If not, I never receive your QSL and you will lose the confirmation.
If you send direct, please include 2$ for return postage and SAE, otherwise I send via bureau.
Log search: http://www.clublog.org/logsearch/J79WTA
(Log last update: 25.11.2013)
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