Friday, November 28, 2014

Special thanks..Over 500,000 previews

Special thanks...Over 500,000 previews

JJ5IZX Japan flag Japan
Mako K.

""""""""""""""
Aki-city, Kochi, 784-0006
Japan
QSL: VIA BURO OR DIRECT , EQSL
Email: Use mouse to view..
Subscriber Lookups: 13685
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Hello all.
I am JJ5IZX Mako.
Yesterday, I surprise at my blog previews.
Over 500,000 preview still up today.
I started at 2011.12.28-Now about 3 years.

 Yesterday's data Look!! 499,999 previews


Now, I am doing the past analysis of my Blog.
It has been seen is very unique result.
The access is often the best the United States of America.
Followed by Japan, Germany, France, Russia, is the United Kingdom.
I myself am surprised it seems gotten very support from a number of DXer.
Amateur radio is then you think isolated tend hobby, I feel you are late seems willing to share information.
And then you think if share a radio wave I is captured without as much as possible processing,



We have reduced activity in the account of the work the past two months, but I'm going to continue without cease.
I want to go to Reports to DXer around the world that is willing to support me.

So, I'm looking forward to meeting you somewhere.

Best Regards 73's

JJ5IZX Mako 

20141127 V26K(Antigua & Barbuda) on 20m CW

20141127 V26K(Antigua & Barbuda) on 20m CW

V26K Antigua and Barbuda flag Antigua and Barbuda
JOSEPH TRENCH
10 SENIA LANE
BOYERTOWN, PA 19512
USA
QSL: AA3B
Email: Use mouse to view..
Page managed by AA3B Lookups: 45193

20141127 2008UTC 14021kHz V26K
Date : 27/Nov/2014 2008UTC
Freq : 14021kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording


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20141127 ZA/YT7DQ(Albania) on 30m CW

20141127 ZA/YT7DQ(Albania) on 30m CW

YT7DQ Serbia flag Serbia

Kéki László
Grobljanska 6
Vojvodina, ADA 24430
Serbia

Email: Use mouse to view..

Ham Member Lookups: 15704

20141127 1935UTC 10107kHz ZA/YT7DQ
Date : 27/Nov/2014 1935UTC
Freq : 10107kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording


CQWW CW 2014

ZA/YT7DQ
27.11.2014 - 01.12.2014

 

Thasos    iota eu-174

SV8/YT7DQ
23-30.10.2014


I m professional fire and rescue chief at the City of Ada.
Activity call sign: Yu7ady , Yu7ady/p, 4n9w, 4n6iota, Yz7w, Yz7a, Yt6t,4n9hq, Yt7hq, Yt8hq,Yt0hq, Yu8hq
Yt0wff, Om/yt7dq, 5B/yt7dq, Ha21wff, Hg7b.....

 

http://www.hertz.hupont.hu
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

20141119 ZD8O(Ascension Island) on 40m CW

20141119 ZD8O(Ascension Island) on 40m CW


ZD8O Ascension Island flag Ascension Island
Contest Station
N5ZO
QSL VIA OH0XX
Ascension Island
QSL: VIA OH0XX
Page managed by N5ZO Lookups: 77426 

20141119 0247UTC 7011kHz ZD8O
Date : 19/Nov/2014 0247UTC
Freq : 7011kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

N5ZO will be active from Ascension Island mainly in Contests as ZD8O
He will be in SOAB Category
QSL via OH0XX


Lookups77426 (100590)
QRZ Record#1726202
QRZ AdminN5ZO
Date Joined2006-12-11 19:21:48
Last Update2010-07-13 08:52:41
Geo SourceFrom DXCC
Bearing304.1° NW (from JJ5IZX)
Distance9753.2 mi (15696.3 km)
Long Path15103.6 mi (24306.9 km)
Sunrise06:27:56 UTC
Sunset18:57:24 UTC
QSL InfoVIA OH0XX
QSL by Mail?No (e.g. Will this ham QSL by Postal Mail?)
QSL by eQSL?No (e.g. Will this ham QSL with eQSL?)
Uses LOTW?No (e.g. Does this ham use ARRL's LOTW ?)





DK8NC
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Thursday, November 13, 2014

20141112 EA8/DL2DXA(Germany) on 30m CW

20141112 EA8/DL2DXA(Germany) on 30m CW


DL2DXA Germany flag Germany
Bernd Ponetka
Binzer Weg 7
01109 Dresden
Germany
QSL: VIA BUREAU OR DIRECT
Email: Use mouse to view..
Ham Member Lookups: 53340 


20141112 2011UTC 10109.5kHz EA8/DL2DXA
Date : 12/Nov/2014 2011UTC
Freq : 10109.5kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

             ....I collect paper cards ...
Born 1960 in Dresden i came in the age of 14 to amateur radio as SWL.
1978 i got my first licence DM3UPL. New callsign from 1980 - 1990 was Y43VL and till 1992 Y33TL.
Changed in DL2DXA in the year 1992.
I am active on all shortwave bands, 6 meters, 2 meters and 70 cm.
I like DXing, hunting IOTA and lighthouses and operating with QRP from SOTA - summits

Sorry, but i am not using any kind of virtual QSLing ( LOTW, eqsl )

My holiday activations
CT3/DL2DXA October 2000
DL2DXA/HI9 - November 2000 
EA6/DL2DXA - Formentera Island July 2001   and Mallorca July 2010


SV5/DL2DXA Kos island/Dodecanes  IOTA EU-001 in September 2010


EA8/DL2DXA - La Palma Island March 2000, September 2008 and September 2010
                            - Tenerife Island Februar 2001
                            - La Gomera Island Dec. 2005
                            - Gran Canaria January  and November 2010
                                                    April and November2011
                                                    April and November 2011
                                                    April and November 2012
                                                    March and November 2013--many thanks to Modesto EC8AFM     
                                                                                                 for his help with a new powersupply !!!
                                                    QTH: Maspalomas,  Locator: IL27ES  


TA4/DL2DXA  Belek / Turkey    in November 2012, November 2013 and October 2014
                                 Locator: KM56NU


CN2XA  - Agadir / Moroc  in March 2014,   Locator: IM50EJ
5P2X         - Agger / Vendsyssel Thy  IOTA EU-171  in June/July 2014,  Locator: JO46DS

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Thursday, November 6, 2014

20141105 FT4TA(Tromelin Island) on 30m CW

20141105 FT4TA(Tromelin Island) on 30m CW


FT4TA Tromelin Island flag Tromelin Island
Tromelin Island
DxPedition by F6KOP and Lyon DX Gang
http/www.tromelin2014.com/
Tromelin Island
QSL: F1NGP
Page managed by F5UKW Lookups: 189134 

20141105 2055UTC 10115kHz FT4TA
Date : 05/Nov/2014 2055UTC
Freq : 10115kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

Seb F5UFX, Michel FM5CD, Flo F5CWU, Franck F4AJQ, Fred F5ROP and Vincent F4BKV will be active from Tromelin Island as FT4TA between October 30 to November 10, 2014;
Full details / website
Major Sponsor – 25,000$ :
Logo NCDXF
Contributors 3,500$ and above :
Logo GDXF
Contributors 1,500$ and above :
Tromelin with Indexa Logo
Contributors 1,000$ and above :
600-SWODXA
NCDXC with Tromelin Logo
Ref Union logo
Contributors 500$ and above :
Tromelin with Carolina
Chiltern Dx group Logo
Danish DX Group Logo
NIDXA Northern Illinois DX Association Logo
Scotland's DX Association
EUDXF
600-SDXF
600-SDXF
600-Tokyo610

Full details / website


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Saturday, November 1, 2014

20141002 EA3JE(Spain) on 20m USB

20141002 EA3JE(Spain) on 20m USB

EA3JE Spain flag Spain


Lluís Parellada Roig
Puignovell, 39
08221 Terrassa
Spain
Ham Member Lookups: 211955


20141031 1526UTC 14206kHz EA3JE
Date : 31/Oct/2014 1526UTC
Freq : 14206kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording


Lookups211955 (247495)
QRZ Record#1000999
QRZ AdminEA3JE
Date Joined2011-07-24 06:52:23
Last Update2011-07-24 06:55:44
Latitude41.564589 (41° 33' 52'' N)
Longitude2.006955 (2° 0' 25'' E)
Grid SquareJN11an
Geo SourceUser supplied
Bearing326.2° NW (from JJ5IZX)
Distance6419.2 mi (10330.7 km)
Long Path18437.6 mi (29672.5 km)
Sunrise06:21:27 UTC
Sunset16:49:49 UTC
ITU Zone37
CQ Zone14
QSL by Mail?No (e.g. Will this ham QSL by Postal Mail?)
QSL by eQSL?No (e.g. Will this ham QSL with eQSL?)
Uses LOTW?No (e.g. Does this ham use ARRL's LOTW ?)
Admin For(1) EA3JE

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Friday, October 3, 2014

20141002 GB80COB(England) on 40m CW

20141002 GB80COB(England) on 40m CW

GB80COB England flag England
Flight Refuelling Amateur Radio Society
Cobham Sports & Social Club Grounds
Merley Wimborne BH21 3DA
England
Page managed by M0RHS Lookups: 897 

20141002 2000UTC 7010kHz GB80COB
Date : 02/Oct/2014 2000UTC
Freq : 7010kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

SIR ALAN JOHN COBHAM, KBE, AFC
(6 May 1894 – 21 October 1973)
An English aviation pioneer.
80th Anniversary of Flight Refuelling 1934 - 2014
A member of the Royal Flying Corps in World War I, Alan Cobham became famous as a pioneer of long distance aviation.  After the war he became a test pilot for the de Havilland aircraft company, and was the first pilot for the newly formed de Havilland Aeroplane Hire Service.  In 1921 he made a 5,000 mile air tour of Europe, visiting 17 cities in 3 weeks.  On 30 June 1926, he set off on a flight from Britain (from the River Medway) to Australia where 60,000 people swarmed across the grassy fields of Essendon Airport, Melbourne when he landed his de Havilland DH.50 floatplane (it had been converted to a wheeled undercarriage earlier at Darwin). During the flight to Australia, Sir Alan J. Cobham's engineer of the DH.50 aircraft, Mr. Arthur B. Elliot, was shot and killed after they left Bagdad on 5 July 1926.  The return flight was undertaken over the same route.  He was knighted the same year.
On 25 November 1926, Cobham attempted, but failed, to be the first person to deliver mail to New York City by air from the east, planning to fly mail from the White Star ocean liner RMS Homeric in a de Havilland DH.60 Moth floatplane when the ship was about 12 hours from New York harbour on a westbound crossing from Southampton.  After the Moth was lowered from the ship however, Cobham was unable to take off owing to rough water and had to be towed into port by the ship.  The same year Cobham was awarded the Gold Medal by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale.
In 1927 Cobham starred as himself in the 1927 British war film The Flight Commander directed by Maurice Elvey.  In 1928 he flew a Short Singapore flying boat around the continent of Africa landing only in British territory.  Cobham wrote his own contemporary accounts of his flights and recalls them in his biography.  The films 'With Cobham to the Cape' (1926), 'Round Africa with Cobham' (1928) and 'With Cobham to Kivu' (1932) contain valuable footage of the flights.  Recent commentaries contextualize his flights across the British Empire in the wider events and culture of the time.  In 1932 he started the National Aviation Day displays – a combination of barnstorming and joyriding.  This consisted of a team of up to fourteen aircraft, ranging from single-seaters to modern airliners, and many skilled pilots.  It toured the country calling at hundreds of sites, some of them regular airfields and some just fields cleared for the occasion.  Generally known as "Cobham's Flying Circus" it was hugely popular giving thousands of people their first experience of flying and bringing "air-mindedness" to the population.  These continued until the end of the 1935 season.  In the British winter of 1932–33, Cobham took his aerial circus to South Africa (with the mistaken view that it would be the first of its kind there).
Cobham was also one of the founding directors of Airspeed Limited, the aircraft manufacturing company started by Nevil Shute Norway (perhaps better known as the famous novelist, Nevil Shute), together with the designer Hessell Tiltman; who, having been discharged by the Airship Guarantee Company (a subsidiary of Vickers) after the R101 disaster also caused the grounding of the more successful R100, decided to found their own small aircraft business.  Cobham was an early and enthusiastic recruit: indeed, it was thanks to Sir Alan – who placed early orders for two "Off Plan" aircraft (the three-engined ten seater Airspeed Ferry) for his National Aviation Day Limited company – that Airspeed managed to commence manufacturing at all.
Cobham's early experiments with in-flight refuelling were based on a specially adapted Airspeed Courier.  This craft was eventually modified by Airspeed to Cobham's specification for a non-stop flight from London to India using in-flight refuelling to extend the aeroplane's flight duration.
In 1935 he founded a small airline, Cobham Air Routes Ltd, that flew from London Croydon Airport to the Channel Islands.  Months later, after a crash that killed one of his pilots, he sold it to Olley Air Service Ltd. and turned to the development of inflight refuelling.  Trials stopped at the outbreak of World War II until interest was successfully revived by the RAF and United States Army Air Forces in the last year of the war.
He once remarked: "It's a full time job being Alan Cobham!" He retired to the British Virgin Islands, but returned to England where he died in 1973.
The company he formed is still active in the aviation industry as Cobham plc.
FLIGHT REFUELLING/COBHAM PLC HISTORY
Cobham was founded as Flight Refuelling Limited (FRL) at RAF Ford in Sussex by Sir Alan Cobham in 1934.  It moved to Tarrant Rushton in Dorset in 1947.  It developed the 'probe and drogue' method of air-to-air refuelling in 1949.  In the 1970’s FRL transferred its aerial operations to Hurn Airport (now Bournemouth International Airport).  The company he formed is still active in the aviation industry as Cobham plc.
SPORTS CLUB
The company created Cobham Sports and Social Club, a members' club in Merley near the main manufacturing site in Wimborne, Dorset.
RADIO SOCIETY
The Flight Refuelling Amateur Radio Society (FRARS) was founded in 1982 by employees of Flight Refuelling (now Cobham PLC).  The Society is an affiliated member of the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).
The club has a variety of members with wide-ranging interests.  Members contest on every band from DC to light and others who just enjoy the company of like-minded people that can be found at the club.  There is also interest at both extremes of the radio spectrum with members who are interested in microwave and members interested in LF operation.  In recent years club members have taken an interest in computing and the internet.  Computing and especially wireless networking is now becoming a part of the radio hobby and is embraced at FRARS.
The club meets every Wednesday and Sunday evening in the club house at 19:30. Sundays are usually when we have special interest talks or our once monthly Committee meetings whereas Wednesdays are a social night where people just come to chat and use radios.  The club’s facilities are available every club night for members to use.
Anyone who is interested in becoming a member or would like to know what we are all about is more than welcome on either of the club nights where they will receive a warm welcome.
If you are interested in joining one of the UK's finest radio societies, then check out our website www.frars.org.uk and follow the link.
Our Address is:
Flight Refuelling Amateur Radio Society
c/o Cobham Sports & Social Club
Merley Park Road
Merley, Wimborne
Dorset BH21 3DA
Map

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20141002 GB2NZ(England) on 40m CW

20141002 GB2NZ(England) on 40m CW


GB2NZ England flag England
'The Ultimate DX' Commemorative
Special Event Station
United Kingdom
England
QSL: M0OXO OQRS PREFERRED (DIRECT OR BURO) *NO IRC'S*
Email: Use mouse to view..
Page managed by M0OXO Lookups: 11638 

20141002 1938UTC 7013kHz GB2NZ
Date : 02/Oct/2014 1938UTC
Freq : 7013kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

Special Event Station celebrating the first radio communication contact between the UK and New Zealand which took place On 18th October 1924. Full details can be found on gb2nz.com
The contact was between Cecil Goyder G2SZ at Mill Hill School, England and the station operated by Frank Bell Z4AA in Shag Valley, South Island, New Zealand.

Operators of GB2NZ (2014) are;
DateOperatorsLocation
20-23 SeptG3SJJ & teamNottingham
24-27 SeptG4AMT, G3XRJCornwall
29Sept-01 OctG0ORHNewbury
28 Sept + 02-05 OctG3UJE & teamCheshire
06-09 OctG3BJShropshire
10-12 OctG4IIYCumbria
13-15 OctGM3WOJInverness
16-18 OctG3WGN, G4TSHCornwall

See links below for further details;

http://zm90dx.com/
http://gb2nz.com/

Click here to request your Qsl Card via MØOXO OQRS
Click here for other Qsl options

Your QSL Cards are NOT required (unless you wish to send them)

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20141002 A71EM(Qatar) on 40m CW

20141002 A71EM(Qatar) on 40m CW


A71EM Qatar flag Qatar 
JUMA RASHED MUBARK AL KUWARI
P.O.Box 9784
Doha
Qatar
Email: Use mouse to view..
Platinum Subscriber Lookups: 190473 

20141002 1927UTC 7003kHz A71EM
Date : 02/Oct/2014 1927UTC
Freq : 7003kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording


   free counters free counters free counters
QRV on all bands using phone and digital modes but mostly on cw and my QSL card is only via my QSL manger Francisco, EA7FTR either direct or buro.Dec 18 is the National day of Qatar so on this occasion we have a station QRV as A71QND from the celebration site and each other personal stations can use after thier callsings /QND
FT-2000D + FT1000MP Mark V SO2R setup
A71EM's antennas





My friend Dave, K5GN
Dave , K5GNK5GN, A71AN & A71EM testing an antenna on 80m near the beach
K5GN, A71AN & A71EM testing an antenna on 80m near the beach
OM Rashid , A71AN with Young OM Rashid A71AD
OM Rashid , A71AN with Young OM Rashid A71AD
Jay Bellows, KOQB , ARRL Vice President, International Affairs  in my shack
Jay Bellows, KOQB , ARRL Vice President, International Affairs in my shackfrom left to wright A71BP, A71AN, A71EM, OD5TE, HZ1AN, DL1BDF, YI1DZ
from left to wright A71BP, A71AN, A71EM, OD5TE, HZ1AN, DL1BDF, YI1DZ
Jamal, A71/JY5FX & A71EM
Jamal, A71/JY5FX & A71EM
K0QB with 7Z1SJ and myself in my shack
K0QB with 7Z1SJ and myself in my shack
Said Kamal , SU1SK & A71EM
Said Kamal , SU1SK & A71EM
Oli, OH0XX and HZ1AN opreting CW in my shack
Oli, OH0XX and HZ1AN opreting CW in my shack

My Mobile setup
Thank you once again and I hope to CU soon on the bands
OTHER callsigns : A92GT & A71BU

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