20150801 TM200EN(France) on 20m USB

20150801 TM200EN(France) on 20m USB

TM200EN France

Franck & Patrick
po box 61
Chatillon cedex 92321
France

QSL: F4DTO,Ref Bureau or Direct. See Info after ! No Eqsl

Page managed by F4DTO Lookups: 12403

20150801 0639UTC 14189kHz TM200EN
Date : 01/Aug/2015 0639UTC
Freq : 14189kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

 on the Air summer 2015!

   Napoléon Award 2015  ! look down for info !

 

3 to 5 july = 2677 qso

8 & 9 july = 5096 qso

21 to 23 july = 7217 qso

Soon on the air!

1 to 2 august,

3 to 4 & 18 to 20 september 2015

by F4DTO Franck & F4GFE Patrick

   

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REF  Bureauok 100%

QSL info in 2015

for direct QSL request

1€ or 1 new IRC expiring end 2017 or 2$

qsl rx without = returned via bureau!

Warning!

For  SWL Rst, it’s necessary a list of 3 Callsigns 

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TM200EN 

Napoléon Award 2015

 4 category:

Bronze = 3 bands qso

Silver = 4 bands qso

Gold = 5 bands qso

Platinum = 6 bands qso

 It is possible to use 1 joker : qso/band

with TM190NB -2011 , TM200CF -2014, TM210CN -2014

dont worry to send your qsl card to F4DTO Franck via bureau or direct)  

the award is free by @

send your request to F4DTO. 

the award is send in September 2015!

activ band  40, 20, 17, 15, 12, 10, 6m,

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20150731 HA8LTQ(Hungary) on 20m CW

20150731 HA8LTQ(Hungary) on 20m CW

HA8LTQ  Hungary Imre Kiss Aradi u.78. Sándorfalva H - 6762 Hungary QSL: QSL VIA:E-QSL OR DIRECT Email: Use mouse to view.. Lookups: 25067

20150731 2015UTC 10110.5kHz HA8LTQ

Date : 31/Jul/2015 2015UTC

Freq : 10110.5kHz CW

Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)

ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 

PC recording

Lookups 25067 (35683) QRZ Record# 1529591 QRZ Admin HA8LTQ Date Joined 2006-11-30 20:10:41 Last Update 2013-07-11 15:42:21 Latitude 46.367624 (46° 22' 3'' N) Longitude 20.084848 (20° 5' 5'' E) Grid Square KN06bi Geo Source User supplied Bearing 320.2° NW (from JJ5IZX) Distance 5554.7 mi (8939.3 km) Long Path 19302.2 mi (31063.9 km) Sunrise 03:19:31 UTC Sunset 18:12:37 UTC ITU Zone 28 CQ Zone 15 Born 1971 QSL Info QSL VIA:E-QSL OR DIRECT QSL by Mail? Yes (e.g. Will this ham QSL by Postal Mail?) QSL by eQSL? Yes (e.g. Will this ham QSL with eQSL?) Uses LOTW? No (e.g. Does this ham useARRL's LOTW ?) Admin For (1) HA8LTQ

20150723 MU0PCB(England) on 17m CW

20150723 MU0PCB(England) on 17m CW

M0PCB  England alias for: MU0PCB Iain Kelly 261 Bodiam Avenue Gloucester, Gloucestershire GL4 0XW England QSL: SEE BELOW Email: Use mouse to view.. Ham Member Lookups: 12129

20150723 1553UTC 18082.5kHz MU0PCB
Date : 23/Jul/2015 1530UTC
Freq : 18082.5kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

Thanks for looking up M0PCB, and thanks for the QSOs. Here is some information about my activities on the air and some background about me.

Activity

Since 2000 I have been active with a variety of callsigns, QSLs for the callsigns in the table should be sent via M0PCB. Click the callsign links for more oinformation.

Callsign	Dates	Info
M1ETJ	June 2000 to September 2000	The first licence I was issued with - VHF only, in use until M0PCB was issued.
M0PCB	September 2000 to Present	Main licence - inc HF.
MW0PCB	Various short visits	Most recently to Flat Holm Island EU-124
MM0PCB	Various short visits	Mostly mobile
MJ0PCB	July 2007	A trip to Jersey, incorporating the IOTA contest. QRP CW.
MU0PCB	July 2012 and July 2013	Trips to Guernsey to enter the IOTA contest with the M0HTJ team.
MQ0PCB	June 2002 and May/June 2012	This prefix first celebrated the Golden Jubillee then the Diamond Jubillee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
MO0PCB	July - Septmber 2012	This was a special prefix for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
MV0PCB	July 2013	A prefix to celebrate 100 years of the RSGB.
VP8DNA	March/April 2010 and March 2011	Two trips to the Falkland Islands.
F/M0PCB	August 2004	A holiday to the South of France.
AD5XI	2006 to Present	Whilst at University I took the FCC exams and attained a US Extra licence
VP2MXI	5-10th March 2014	Trip to Montserrat for the RSGB Commonwealth Contest
C5X	15-23rd January 2015	Trip to The Gambia with G3VMW, G3XAQ and G3XTT

In contests I have been active from:
G6M, G6MC, GR2HQ, M0VSQ, G9V, MU0HTJ, G5BK/P, G6PZ, VP2MXI, G5W
Additionally I have also been an operator at the following Special Event Stations:
GB2RL, GB2NAM, GB0POW, GB0KLM, GB0RAF, GB5ULA, GB0GWR, GB6FUN, G100RSGB, 2SZ
I am currently active on all bands 160m to 10m predominantly CW plus 6m, 4m, 2m SSB/CW along with some Packet/APRS and FM on 2m and 70cm. Details of the shack and antennas can be found here.

QSL Policy

I am responsible for the following callsigns only: M0PCB (all variants), VP8DNA,VP2MXI,VP2MZR (direct only),AD5XI,M1ETJ, M0RGL,M0VSQ and G9V
All cards should be marked VIA M0PCB
Please do not send me cards for any other callsigns, I don't have logs for them.
I do upload to LoTW reasonably regularly, I use the Bureau and I will respond to Direct cards if they include return postage.

Memberships

I am a member of the following clubs and societies:
RSGB, ARRL, FOC (#2024), CDXC, WWYC (#495), FISTS (7194, cc1208), Croation Telegraphy Club (2.165), EUCWA, Cheltenham Amateur Radio Association (G5BK), The Vulture Squadron Contest Group (M0VSQ / G9V)
Past member of: Bishop Auckland Radio Amateurs Club (G4TTF), York Radio Club (Amateur) (G4YRC), Brimham Contest Group (G6MC).

Biography

My interest in radio was sparked at the age of 14 when I was in the Scouts. I quickly got my licence with the help of the Bishop Auckland Radio Amateurs Club and started communicating on various bands as much as I could. All through school I was active with wire antennas in my parents loft space. Much revision was skipped to play radio! I went on to graduate with a 2:1 from The University of York, where I read for an MEng. (Hons) in Radio Frequency Engineering. Again much time was spent playing radio rather than working...
I was heavily involved with the student radio station University Radio York when I was at York, as Chief Engineer, and was active with the local amateur radio club (G4YRC). Unfortunately efforts to start the University Radio Club again were unsuccessful, but that didn't stop me from being active on the air from my residence there.
In more recent times I have become more involved with Contesting and we have a small local group, The Vulture Squadron Contest Group M0VSQ/G9V. I also enjoy ragchewing on the HF bands, pretty much 100% CW.
Hope to see you on the air some time.
73, Iain M0PCB/AD5XI
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20150723 II5YOTA(Italy) on 20m USB

20150723 II5YOTA(Italy) on 20m USB

II5YOTA  Italy Youngsters On The Air Italy 2015 Marina di Massa Italy QSL: OM2FY Email: Use mouse to view.. Page managed by ON3YH Lookups: 6040

20150723 1530UTC 14200kHz II5YOTA
Date : 23/Jul/2015 1530UTC
Freq : 14200kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

It´s already time for the 5th edition of the Youngsters On The Air summer event.
In 2015 the youth radio camp will take place in Marina Di Massa (Toscana) in Italy.
In this week teams of young radio amateurs from several countries will be participating
in all kind of amateur radio activities.
Think about workshops, contesting and ARDF, we will try to show many aspects of theradio hobby.
Off course you will also get the chance to learn about other cultures,
in the famous intercultural evening you will
get the chance to try food and drinks from all participating countries.
As we go to Italy, we will also show you the country and
Italian traditions. This is just a little bit about what we are going to do in this event.
It will be a great experience for all participants which they will never forget.
To get a better feeling about this, have a look at the gallery from previous events.

Youngsters On The Air is an official camp supported 

by the IARU Region 1.The Stations

This year there will be 3 stations ready for use by the youngsters.

 

QSL

We are operating a responsible QSL policy so all QSO's will receive a QSL card via bureau.
Our QSL manager is Brani, OM2FY.
Questions & contact: qsl@ham-yota.com

LOGBOOK

All QSO´s will be uploaded to Clublog after the event.
A link to our Clublog page will be provided later.

OVERALL ORGANISATION

Silvio - IZ5DIY
Alex - IV3KKW
Questions: italy@ham-yota.com

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20150618 3A2MW(Monaco) on 20m CW

20150618 3A2MW(Monaco) on 20m CW

3A2MW  Monaco FRANCO LUCIONI EUROPA RESIDENCE - PLACE DES MOULINS MC - 98000 MONTE-CARLO Monaco QSL: LOTW; BUREAU; DIRECT. Email: Use mouse to view.. Ham Member Lookups: 122610

20150618 1905UTC 14002kHz 3A2MW
Date : 18/Jun/2015 1905UTC
Freq : 14002kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

PLEASE AVOID DUPES
calling me every time you hear me: keep in mind that your dupe QSO steals the chance to work a new one to an other ham.Thanks!
PLEASE CHECK MY LOG:
My callsign has been used by pirates many times, so please perform a free log search before sending me a direct QSL:
https://secure.clublog.org/logsearch/3A2MW (no login required).
If you find a discrepancy, please send me an email, but NOT the QSL.
MY QSL POLICY:
- all my logs are in the ARRL Logbook of The World (the QSL route I prefer)
- I answer to any QSL card via Bureau
- if you want my QSL card direct, please enclose a SAE and 2$; if not, I will answer via Bureau
- I upload my logs to eQSL.cc (AG) as a courtesy, but I do not use eQSLs.
3A STATIONS ARE NEVER STRONG OVERSEAS, BECAUSE OF THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
- Monaco is the smallest Country in the UN, limited by the sea (one side) and France belonging mountains the other side (see image)
- the maximum legal power is only 100w
- antennas have been banned by a 1988 law (Loi 1122 22/12/1988) see link, but small or stealth verticals are tolerated.
SKEDS:
I have a life besides ham radio, so skeds are for those who can keep them.
LINKS:
Log search: https://secure.clublog.org/logsearch/3A2MW (no login required)
Logbook of The World: http://www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world
Code of conduct: http://dx-code.org
Antennas ban: http://www.legimonaco.mc/305/legismclois.nsf/db3b0488a44ebcf9c12574c7002a8e84/87bead638c39108ac1257bd5002de639!OpenDocument
SOME INFOS ABOUT MONACO:
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/mn.html
http://www.visitmonaco.com/us
http://www.monte-carlo.mc/

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20150618 9K2RA(Kuwait) on 20m USB

20150618 9K2RA(Kuwait) on 20m USB

9K2RA  Kuwait KUWAIT AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY KUWAIT AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY P.O. BOX 5240 13053, SAFAT Kuwait Email: Use mouse to view.. Page managed by 9K2RR Lookups: 79498

20150618 1845UTC 14200kHz 9K2RA
Date : 18/Jun/2015 1845UTC
Freq : 14200kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

ESTABLISHMENT

Kuwait Amateur Radio Society (KARS) was established in 1979 in accordance with the provision of Law no. 24 of the year 1962 concerning clubs and public utility societies, proclaimed by Ministerial Resolution no. 140 of the year 1980.

OBJECTIVES

Objectives of the Society can be summarized as follows:

1. Promoting amateur radio among citizens and organizing its practice in conformity with relevant laws.

2. Collaborating with the concerned authorities for laying down rules relating to the issuing of licenses and permits for practicing amateur radio relevant instruments within the framework of the international agreements regulating the use of radio amateur frequencies.

3. Establishing international human relations and friendships between radio amateurs in Kuwait and abroad in a manner introducing Kuwait and reflecting its development and rise.

4. Organizing local and regional contests between radio amateurs and participating in international contests arranged in this field.

5. Participating in conferences and symposiums of amateur radio held in Kuwait or abroad.

6. Training amateurs on how to use the radio sets and equipment and provide all instruments required for such a purpose.

7. Taking part in preparing technical staff for the purpose of providing human services in the event of emergency and rescue of sea vessels and aircraft etc.

KARS MEMBERSHIP Members of KARS are divided into 3 categories : Active Members, Ordinary Members and Honorary Members.

ACTIVE MEMBERS Active membership is limited to Kuwaitis, of good conduct not less than 18 years old holding a Kuwaiti amateur radio license.

ORDINARY MEMBERS Ordinary membership is available to resident of Kuwait of good conduct not less 14 years old. They, like active members, have all rights and responsibilities except voting and candidacy for board of director membership.

HONORARY MEMBERS The Board may award honorary membership at its discretion to persons it deems able to help achieving KARS objectives.

APPLYING FOR MEMBERSHIP Application forms are available at KARS headquarters. They have to be completed by the applicants for consideration by the Board at its first regular meeting following the date of submitting the application. Rejected applicants may re-apply only after 6 months from date of rejection.

FEES There are two types of fees which are as indicated below: 1. Registration fees amount to KD 10 (Paid once). 2. Membership fees amount to KD 10 (Paid annually).

TRAINING COURSES KARS conducts theoretical and practical training courses for the purpose of promoting skills of members on principles of electronics, methods of operation, transmission etc. These courses qualify successful attendees to obtain license from the Ministry of Communication.

QUALIFYING EXAMS KARS organizes open examinations to radio amateurs having good background and notifies the Ministry of Communication that the person succeeding in the examination qualifies for obtaining a radio amateur license.

OTHER SERVICES KARS provides a great number of advanced radio sets at its headquarters to make it easy for members to practice their hobby. It also gives technical advice to amateurs on type of equipment, antenna, installation etc. There is also a library containing books as well as catalogues on radio. Postal office for receiving and dispatching is also available. There is a weekly meeting for discussing and exchanging ideas.

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20150618 A45XR(Oman) on 20m CW

20150618 A45XR(Oman) on 20m CW

A45XR  Oman CHRIS DABROWSKI P.O. BOX 2038 CPO 111 Oman Email: Use mouse to view.. XML Subscriber Lookups: 354032

20150617 1830UTC 14034kHz A45XR
Date : 17/Jun/2015 1830UTC
Freq : 14034kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

This is my new Baby: 2ele DELTA for 30m... You can see also 3ele DELTA for 20, 15, 10m and VERTICAL for 160, 80, 40m

I have just enabled Club Log search and OQRS
Some 10% of directs sent to me are missing
Hope this will help...
Buro QSL requests are also welcome
73! Chris

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20150617 ZD7FT(St Helena Island) on 20m USB

20150617 ZD7FT(St Helena Island) on 20m USB

ZD7FT  St Helena Island Peter Constantine PO. Box 33 Jamestown, St. Helena Island, South Atlantic Ocean, STHL 1ZZ St Helena Island QSL: DIRECT Page managed by ZD7VC Lookups: 478294

20150617 2026UTC 14202kHz ZD7FT
Date : 17/Jun/2015 2026UTC
Freq : 14202kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

If you wish to QSL could you kindly send the card directly to ZD7FT and NOT ZD7VC as he is NOT my QSL Manager!  Thank You.

I was first licenced in March 1973. I came on the air with a Heathkit HW-101 Transceiver and a G5RV antenna. The HW 101 was later replaced with a Yaesu FT-101B Transceiver, and a home made 3 Band 2 Element Cubical Quad completed the antenna farm.In 1977 other pursuits had to be given priority, and I became inactive. I sold my station in the same year and I was QRT. I never imagined at the time, it would be 27 years before I would be back on the air again.
In January 2004 I was able to return to the hobby. My Station comprised of an Icom-746, and once again a G5RV antenna. What a joy it was to be back on the air! Later, a Carolina Windom 80, and a Carolina Windom 80 Special replaced the G5RV.
Having retired in October 2006 after a 44-year career in the Public Service, I now have more time to play radio. There have also been a number of changes to the station since 2004 as well.
My current station comprises – a 5 Band Heavy Duty Spiderbeam at 10 meters above ground. (I still have my Carolina Windoms). A Yaesu FT-950, and a Icom IC-7410.
Since putting up the Spiderbeam, entries in my log have certainly increased from the many pile-ups I have been in. My favourites bands are 17, 15, 12 and 10 meters. I also get on 40 meters occasionally.
I do not chase DX. I have no need to really. I work whoever comes along. I simply enjoy giving Hams a chance to put a ZD7 in their logs. I respond to all requests for QSL Cards providing they are accompanied by 2 US Dollars (or Euro or Sterling notes) and an SAE. PLEASE! do not send coins or stamps. AND do not QSL via VE1AIH who was my QSL Manager. (He is now a Silent Key anyway). Getting a card back to you could take 3-8 weeks, this is beyond my control, as ZD7 land does not have an air service. So please be patient.

73s Peter ZD7FT
 

Large Visitor Globe

Large Visitor Map

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20150617 5R8UI(Madagascar) on 40m LSB

20150617 5R8UI(Madagascar) on 40m LSB

5R8UI  Madagascar Michele Imparato Bemoko Nosy Be Island Madagascar QSL: IZ8CCW ONLY, PLEASE . and see below Email: Use mouse to view.. Page managed by IK5ZUI Lookups: 232350

20150617 1919UTC 7162kHz 5R8UI
Date : 17/Jun/2015 1919UTC
Freq : 7162kHz LSB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

5R8UI official web page: http://www.mdxc.org/5r8ui/

QSL ONLY VIA IZ8CCW, please visit http://www.mdxc.org/iz8ccw/wp/?page_id=11
REMARKS:
- please also visit www.mdxc.org/5r8ui/qsl-info/;
-please don´t sent QSL directly to me, in Nosy Be we do not have mail service, and you can loose your QSL and your money;
- if you do not have your QSL please send an e-mail to IZ8CCW: he does a good job, but I know mail service won't do the same;
- please don't write me: I've a QSL manager for this service.
Thanks for your cooperation!

5R8UI IS QRV FROM 6 TO 40 METERS, SSB/CW/DIGITAL!
Special thanks to my friend I5XWW Crispino for the computer interface http://xoomer.virgilio.it/i5xww/

ABOUT 6 METERS BAND: please turn your antenna to LH46CQ and check on 50125.0 during Sporadic E and Trans-Equatorial Propagation season. I'll be glad to meet you on VHF!!!                                                                 5R8UI is member of UK SIX METRE GROUP www.uksmg.org/

    

12/17/40m 12m hight multiband home brew parallel dipole


10/15/20m TET Nagara TA33 3 element yagi, thanks to my friend 5R8DN (IK2VFX) 


5 elements Antennes FT (F9FT) 6m yagi, thanks to my friend IK5RLP


Low bands diamond receiving loop, thanks to my friend IK4MTK


My shack


ON AIR on HF with ICOM IC-751A + ACOM 1011 power amplifier
Thanks to     http://www.acom-bg.com/ for the amplifier

ON AIR on VHF with ICOM IC-706MKIIG


Wood made plate with my call sign... hand carved and elegantly engraved in Madagascar. Thanks to my friend sculptor Betombo!

... and last but not least:

DX CODE OF CONDUCT www.dx-code.org/
1 I will listen and listen and then listen some more
2 I will only call if I can copy the DX station properly
3 I will not trust the cluster and will be sure of the DX station's call sign before calling
4 I will not interfere with the DX station nor anyone calling him and will never tune up on the DX frequency or in the QSX slot
5 I will wait for the DX station to end a contact before calling him
6 I will always send my full call sign
7 I will call and then listen for a reasonable interval. I will not call continuously
8 I will not transmit when the DX operator calls another call sign, not mine
9 I will not transmit when the DX operator queries a call sign not like mine
10 I will not transmit when the DX station calls other geographic areas than mine
11 When the DX operator calls me I will not repeat my call sign unless I think he has copied it incorrectly
12 I will be thankful if and when I do make a contact
13 I will respect my fellow hams and conduct myself so as to earn their respect
And remember: please not help the DX station to put you on a “black list”!
Help you and us to have fun!
Thanks!

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