Wednesday, September 23, 2015

20150922 Z21MG(Zimbabwe) on 20m CW

20150922 Z21MG(Zimbabwe) on 20m CW


Z21MG Zimbabwe flag Zimbabwe
David Beran
Dolni Kamenice 55
Holysov, CZ 34562
Czech Republic
QSL: www.cdxp.cz
Email: Use mouse to view..
Page managed by OK6DJ Lookups: 9284 

20150922 1923UTC 14030kHz Z21MG
Date : 22/Sep/2015 1923UTC
Freq : 14030kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

www.cdxp.cz


Dates:  Arrival : 20th September ,  Departure : 02nd October
On air approx: limited/building up 20,21th, fully from 21st till 30th, limited/dismantling 1st
Operators:
OK6DJ David
OK1FCJ/OL8R Petr
OK1FPS Pavel
Antenna/radio setup:
3 x Elecraft K3, 3x PA, Antennas 2 x Spiderbeam incl WARC, 1 x vertical 40m-30m, 1 vertical 160/80m + special RX ant for low bands.
Activity:
SSB, CW, Digital including RTTY. CQ WW RTTY
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Please use Clublog’s excellent OQRS to request your Direct or Bureau  QSLs for all DXpedition. Please do NOT send cards through the Bureau or through the mail. Use OQRS instead! It’s so much easier, faster and cheaper.
QSL via OK6DJ/ OQRS Clublog/direct/Lotw/eqsl, buro
QSL info : OK6DJ
1. OQRS – direct QSO to LOTW send every month
2. DIRECT – minimum 3 Usd or new 2 IRC – accept expiring end 2017 – QSO to LOTW send every month
3. No stamps accepted
4. Lotw, Eqsl.cc – 6 months
5. OQRS via buro 6 months
6. Paper QSL via buro 12 months
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20150922 E74X(Bosnia and Herzegovina) on 20m CW

20150922 E74X(Bosnia and Herzegovina) on 20m CW

E74X Bosnia and Herzegovina flag Bosnia and Herzegovina
Veljko Djukic
Tone Perića 16
79206 LJubija
Bosnia and Herzegovina
QSL: BUREAU or DIRECT
Email: Use mouse to view..
Ham Member Lookups: 21561 

20150922 1914UTC 14009kHz E74X
Date : 22/Sep/2015 1914UTC
Freq : 14009kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

Previous calls: YU4VWQ, YU2LNF, YT2EZ, YU4BY, T94BY, E74BY

I was introduced to the hobby in 1973 like soldier - telegrapher by national army from station YU1AST. I was first licenced in 1975 as YU4VWQ. I enjoy contesting and DX-ing and operate primarily CW. My equipments: YAESU FT 857, Alinco DX-77, Alinco DX-SR8 and 3 el Beam, CP-6, W3DZZ, Dipole for 80 m andDipole for 40 m.

See you on the bands soon I hope.

BY ARRL CFM = 250 COUNTRIES AND AFTER THAT CFM + 2 COUNTRIES












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20150922 JY4CY(Jordan) on 30m CW

20150922 JY4CY(Jordan) on 30m CW

JY4CI Jordan flag Jordan
RAFIQ FARMAWI
QSL DIRECT TO K2AX
AMMAN
Jordan
QSL: QSL DIRECT TO K2AX
Email: Use mouse to view..
Subscriber Lookups: 405995 

20150922 1858UTC 10116kHz JY4CY
Date : 22/Sep/2015 1858UTC
Freq : 10116kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

Please ADD YOUR CALL SIGN to my "Web" Contact Log above. Thanks!


"It is not the class of license the Amateur holds but the class of the Amateur that holds the license."

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I support the DX Code Of Conduct

PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANY QSL CARDS DIRECTLY TO ME 
ALL QSL CARDS TO BE SENT TO MY QSL MANAGER K2AX
I LOST THE BATTLE
Many thanks to each and every one of you for understanding the post office situation , I have tried my best in each and every known way to circumvent the "Disappearing Act" of my post , Nothing of substance was achieved .
To be fare to all I have decided to have a QSL manager My good friend Mark K2AX will be taking on the responsibility as of 1st April 2011 .
The following Must be observed
NO IRC PLEASE , IRC ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTED

All QSL to go directly to
K2AX
Mark J O Brien
RD 2 324 Whitehorse Pike
Hammonton, NJ 08037
USA

As there is no QSL Bureau at the present time ALL QSL cards to go directly to K2AX with the following :-
(SAE) Self Addressed Envelope

2 UD$. (NO IRC)
1 QSL card for each contact.
1 QSL card for multiple contacts on any one band .
Please do not mix bands on the same card .
Please do not send a multi Station QSL cards in the same envelope unless you have more than 1 call sign

Mark K2AX has my log from 9/21/200915:31 utc. any thing before Sep 21 2009 is on paper log if you need a QSL card for contacts before Sep 21 2009 please send an email to me I will check the log if OK I will confirm it to you as well as MarkK2AX then you can send the card to Mark K2AX. Other than that Mark will NOT be able to check for contacts befor Sep 21 2009.

I have been assured by Mark that he will respond within a reasonable time frame Due to the amount on QSL cards received as well as work commitments.Thanks to all of you and many thanks to Mark K2AX  for taking on this project.
If you need to check my log please do so it is available on HRD www.hrdlog.net it is updated instantly, Make sure that you are in the log before you send the card that will save you time and money.
PLEASE NOTE THAT QSL CARDS ARE SENT IN PATCHES ONCE EVERY 4 WEEKS OR SO
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Tuesday, September 22, 2015

20150922 E6GG(Niue) on 20m CW

20150922 E6GG(Niue) on 20m CW


E6GG Niue flag Niue
Six-G DX-ped Group : G3BJ, G3SVL, G3TXF, G3WGN, G3WPH, G4JKS and G4TSH

DX-pedition to Niue : Sep 2015
Niue
QSL: G3TXF
Page managed by G3TXF Lookups: 26400 

20150922 0708UTC 14017kHz E6GG
Date : 22/Sep/2015 0708UTC
Freq : 14017kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

E6GG is the callsign of the DX-pedition to Niue scheduled for the second half of September 2015.
Don G3BJChris G3SVLNigel G3TXFDavid G3WGNMike G3WPHHilary G4JKS and Justin G4TSH.
Please check the E6GG web-site www.e6gg.com for further details..
QSL via G3TXF
Please use Club Log’s OQRS for requesting either Bureau or Directs QSLs for E6GG.
Request a QSL via OQRS   
Use the link above, to go to the Club Log page, put in your own callsign and then press “Request QSL”. You can then choose to receive your E6GG QSLs either via the Bureau or Direct
The full E6GG log will be up-loaded to LoTW.
We are happy to send you an E6GG QSL, but your QSL card is not needed. Thank you.
Please do not send QSLs through the Bureau to request a Bureau QSL. Use Club Log’s OQRS to request a Bureau QSL from E6GG. It is much faster using OQRS to request a Bureau QSL than sending your card to request a reply Bureau QSL. We will be despatching E6GG reply Bureau QSLs directly to each of the national QSL Bureaux around the world.
Please do not mail letters with Direct QSLs to G3TXF. Use the E6GG OQRS to request your Direct QSL. OQRS is much faster, cheaper and simpler for Direct QSLs.
The E6GG QSL Manager always replies to all requests for QSLs. But please use only Club Log’s OQRS for requesting either Bureau QSLs or Direct QSLs.
73 – Nigel G3TXF

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20150921 OJ0DX(Market Reef) on 160m CW

20150921 OJ0DX(Market Reef) on 160m CW

OJ0DX Market Reef flag Market Reef
Dietmar Kasper
Birkenweg 3
Pirna-Jessen, D 01796
Germany
Page managed by DL3DXX Lookups: 2662 


20150921 2004UTC 1826.5kHz OJ0DX
Date : 21/Sep/2015 2004UTC
Freq : 1826.5kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
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20150921 D3AM(Angola) on 20m USB

20150921 D3AM(Angola) on 20m USB

D3AM Angola flag Angola
Igor L. Korovin
Vila de Catoca
Saurimo, Province Lunda Sul
Angola
QSL: QSL manager UA1QV
Page managed by UA9OBO Lookups: 27359 


20150921 1947UTC 14180kHz D3AM
Date : 21/Sep/2015 1947UTC
Freq : 14180kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

.Very nice QSL card...  I need it : )

License: №95.0056, INACOM, República de Angola.
Date: from 08.12.2014 to 08.12.2015
Transceiver: IC-7100, Output - 100 Watt
Ant.: Tri-band (14-21-28) 3 el. RR-33

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20150921 ZD7VC(St Helena Island) on 20m USB

20150921 ZD7VC(St Helena Island) on 20m USB

ZD7VC St Helena Island flag St Helena Island
BRUCE R. SALT
QSL direct - see address below
please follow the exact format below for QSLing.
St Helena Island
QSL: NONE - DIRECT ONLY
Email: Use mouse to view..
Ham Member Lookups: 226270 

20150921 1925UTC 14200kHz ZD7VC

Date : 21/Sep/2015 1925UTC
Freq : 14200kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording



The Island's lifeline with the outside world.


LCM from the French Amphibious Assault Ship - MISTRAL.


Looking down from Putty Hill at the Briars (foreground) and Jamestown to the North.


The 78m Malaysian registered ocean going landing craft the N.P. GLORY 4 chartered by the South African construction company Basil Read contracted to build an airstrip on St. Helena Island due for completion in 2016.  This ship shuttles between Walvis Bay and the Island bringing all necessary equipment.  Seen here making history as being the first ship to ever dock at Island, in this case at the Sheers in Ruperts to a makeshift jetty extending a little way from the shore.  Loaded with 30 & 40 Ton Volvo articulated dump trucks, Caterpillar D9 & D6 Bulldozers.


The correct mailing address:
Bruce R. Salt
PO Box 5
Jamestown
St. Helena Island
South Atlantic Ocean
(VIA GREAT BRITAIN)

When mailing please remember to include a self addressed envelope (please do not use stamps on your envelope from the country that you are mailing from) and 2 US Dollars or Sterling/Euro Notes.   No IRC's or Euro Coins - thank you.
Strictly NO eQSL or LOTW - DIRECT ONLY
If I disappear from the air suddenly while in QSO or running a pileup it is because there has been a powercut.  The Island's powerhouse (2 x 1 MW generators) is always dogged with problems.
Antennas: Force 12 C-4E & most recently (2014) a pair of 4 Element LFA Yagis for 6m from InnovAntennaswww.InnovAntennas.com  e mail: Justin G0KSC justin@innovantennas.com
My QSL cards are printed by the best in the QSL printing industry Tipolitografia dei F.lli Bonanno A. e V. A. snc www.printed.it   e mail:  Alfio Bonnano it9ejw@printed.it since 2001 when I discovered that he had sponsored the QSL Cards for the ZD7K & ZD8K Dx-pedition in 2001 by the Barry Amateur Radio Club - UK, absolute works of art everytime resulting in impressive QSL cards printed on quality card stock.
St. Helena Island is a very tiny & remote Island in the South Atlantic Ocean without any aircraft not even a resident helicopter, so please be patient when mailing your letter as everything is brought to the Island by the supply ship ST. HELENA the last Royal Mail ship left in the world apparently and it is not unusual for a letter to take 3 months from the time it is dispatched to the time that you receive it back.  I do QSL 100% and process the cards as rapidly as possible but always have to await the return of the supply ship.
St. Helena Island is very remote and is often considered to be behind the rest of the world by 20 years and still living in the post Colonial era.  Our internet is via Satellite with very limited bandwidth and the speed of a dial-up connection for an astromonical monthly fee.  We regularly run short of essential food commodities and are no longer self sufficient, in earlier years the Island would supply up to 1,000 visiting ships now one ship the ST. HELENA (pictured above) supplies the Island.
It's intriguing to see which countries visit my page and all I can say is thank you for visiting and look forward to working you on the air sometime either on 6m or HF.  I am an avid 6m DX-er and run a beacon on 50.007mhz courtesy of Dave N3DB and company.  I also have a keen interest in 2m SSB & FM which I need to develop upon.
I am also chasing US Counties, a quest that I began in 2011, in addition to this I am also chasing IOTA (Islands on the Air) numbers despite the fact that I live on a tiny & very remote Island myself which is AF-022.
At this point I should mention KX2A - Jan who in more ways than one and through his generosity has enabled the five operational ZD7 stations to remain on the air at times of difficulty through the geograpical location of the Island.  He is a small man with a BIG HEART!!!!!!!!!! 
ISLAND LIFE IS ALL ABOUT ADAPTATION & IMPROVISATION - THAT'S HOW WE GET BY.


Aside from work my primary interests are:
Ship Photography (Maritime Enthusiast), Amateur Radio - of course, and lastly I'm very interested in Metal Detecting.  It sure would be nice to hear from anyone that's heavily into metal detecting.
A strange trend has begun developing over the past six months and that is that a number of Amateur Radio Operators are sending me QSL cards for Peter -  ZD7FT, I am NOT ZD7FT's QSL manager, I just manage his QRZ web page.  Please direct all QSL cards for ZD7FT direct to him via his QSL information on QRZ.com - Thank You.

73's Bruce ZD7VC

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Monday, September 21, 2015

20150921 G3FYX(England) on 20m CW

20150921 G3FYX(England) on 20m CW

G3FYX England flag England
RW EMERY
30 STATION RD, WINTERBOURNE DOWN
BRISTOL BS17 1EP BS36 1EP
England
Ham Member Lookups: 2297 
20150921 1139UTC 14013.8kHz G3FYX
Date : 21/Sep/2015 1139UTC
Freq : 14013.8kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
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20150921 TF/DL4BBH(Iceland) on 20m USB

20150921 TF/DL4BBH(Iceland) on 20m USB

DL4BBH Germany flag Germany
Friedrich zur Hellen
Hackfeld 13
27243 Winkelsett
Germany
QSL: VIA BUREAU, LOTW AND EQSL
Email: Use mouse to view..
Ham Member Lookups: 10091 

20150921 1027UTC 14255kHz TF/DL4BBH
Date : 21/Sep/2015 1027UTC
Freq : 14255kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

DOK i25
WWFF: DLFF-134
Manager DLFF Award, 60DXMB and 65DARC
Member of DF0WFF, DM50IOTA, DL7X

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Sunday, September 20, 2015

20150920 OH2BH(Finland) on 20m CW

20150920 OH2BH(Finland) on 20m CW

OH2BH Finland flag Finland
Martti Laine
Savasundintie 4C
02380 Espoo
Finland
QSL: VIA BUREAU OR DIRECT
Email: Use mouse to view..
Ham Member Lookups: 185160 

20150920 0852UTC 14003kHz OH2BH
Date : 20/Sep/2015 0852UTC
Freq : 14003kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording




OH2BH Station
OH2BH Station

50 YEARS OF DX LIFE IN ALL SHAPES AND COLORS
Walking on the beautiful beach in one of those well over 100 countries I have visited and operated from, under the palm trees or otherwise, brings back wonderful memories that only traveling the world can offer. It has taken me some 50 years to see and experience them all and determine which country is the best one overall and where the radio works best in all segments of the radio spectrum.
Experimenting with novel technology advances and trying out a variety of applications with their cleverness and ingeniousness able to change your whole life in a way never imagined before can be quite mind-boggling - and educational. It took 50 years to learn that evolution will never stop, but it does assume from mankind continued improvement. In this endeavor, competitive Amateur Radio offers a valuable way forward.
Experiencing friendships of all kinds and watching seemingly firm relationships falter while others unexpectedly thrive proves that people in this world after all pursue their own interests, and only a few individuals stand out as those that you can trust and share your emotions with. It took me 50 years to identify those few that are worth their weight in gold. Here, meeting people of all races and cultures, domestic and overseas, has confirmed the truth.
Finally, to realize that the power of nature and the strength of the family unit in the ups and downs of life are infinite is a truth that easily spans those 50 years. But the ultimate realization comes from deriving great satisfaction from finding a country, a constant evolutionary curve, trusted friends and full understanding of your nature and your own family - which can make those 50 years of life highly gratifying.
The activities of the OH2BH jubilee year (2011) have touched upon all these elements, of all shapes and colors, finally leading to an ultimate truth in which Amateur Radio has played an important role. So, in the final analysis, you can ask this question: has it all been worth those 50 years to be a DXer?
Yes, the past 50 years have provided me an answer. How about you?

More information at: http://www.orcadxcc.org/tour_oh2bh_1.html

CQ-Serenade










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