February 2002


Just learned via net that VK4 was into KH6 last nite (0815z)...I'll be looking >>>Down Under .110 ssb tonite @0600z on if we should be blessed w/ propagation...Cheers, KH6/KF6GYM BK29 .110 (SSB only)
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 23:39:06 (GMT/BST)
Please has anybody running ADSL had any problems with 50 mc/s. The kids want it in, and i dont want the qrm for either. Thanks Barry
Barry g4kct <g4kct *** hotmail.com>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 21:03:40 (GMT/BST)
anyone purchased PC or Laptop from PCW?Any "interesting" experiences?Best of DX,Bill.
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy@btinternet.com>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 20:52:58 (GMT/BST)
Well Steve,nice to hear from you(does our record still stand?)Believe it or not had a card from TG9NX this morning,may get one from XW0X next if the pigs are flying.Take care,regards Bill.
bill gw3mfy <xxxxxxx@ssssss.ccc>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 19:41:41 (GMT/BST)
Listen to the VK4FNQ & VK8MS recordings as they were with me today at my homepage: www.qsl.net/pa2vst VK8MS quite late in the afternoon in between the ZS6 stations. Great day with A71MA in the morning! The VK's were quite loud today. 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst***50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 19:10:42 (GMT/BST)
Have 2 XW0X cards, can swap for some of my outstanding ones which no one else seems ever to fail with. What have you I might need? Offers to ..
Neil G0JHC <carr.n@runshaw.ac.uk>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 18:07:26 (GMT/BST)
RE: XW0X: Same here. Send out few days after QSO last year including 3 IRC....NIL NADA NOPPES NIX NIENTE ZERO ZILCH....send Mail to Hiro with question if he RX-ed the card and all i get back is look on my website 73....right...that helps.
Ray, PA4PA <@50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 17:17:48 (GMT/BST)
G4UZN: TNX Tony for better translation... So, several cards to XW0X seems to be lost. Have to try agn. 73 & GL
Wolfgang - DJ3TF <dj3tf@darc.de>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 15:49:29 (GMT/BST)
Joey DU1BP asks me to say that he has NO QSL manager - QSL's only direst via his qrz address
Ken G4IGO <g4igo at freeuk.com>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 14:11:49 (GMT/BST)
Re JF6TAC. Thanks to Takahiro for his prompt reply to my QSL request. I heard Takahiro on Feb 18, sent my qsl to him on Feb 19 and received his card today February 28th. A round trip of 10 days. Golly, it would be nice if every ham did this!! Besides thanking this kind gentleman for such a quick response let us congratulate the Postal Servic. Please do not knock them anymore! My report to JF6TAC - QRA Locator PM43VE - was made intersting on two counts. I heard his CQ call but no replies. The beam heading was some 90 degrees off JA6 at the time. Is this what is called side scatter or back scatter or just F2 on a skewed path. Pardon my ignorance on the subject! 73.....David
David BRS 25429 <brs25429@compuserve.com>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 12:03:41 (GMT/BST)
The 50 MHz StopPress page is now update with PJ & YJ info at http://www.qsl.net/oz6om vy 73 de
Matt OZ6OM <@qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 10:35:11 (GMT/BST)
For ZB2, G3RWL is going there shortly and was active on 6 the last time he went. But I do not know if he QSLs! 73 Fred
Fred G4BWP <g4bwp (at)rsgb.org.uk>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 10:12:05 (GMT/BST)
XW0X. Sorry wrong call just now, typing error!
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 09:05:22 (GMT/BST)
XW0A. When Hiroo says he has no stock, he means he has answered all cards received, and no stock of unanswered ones. I will be in Vientiane late March - won't know until I get there if I will get a licence, but if anyone has a REAL problem, please e-mail me direct and I will see if I can help.
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 09:03:33 (GMT/BST)
mni stations missing xw0x qsl. 5A1A qsl in via A. Assid Max str 58 Bonn 53111 Germany within couple days.
pe1gnp
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 08:54:58 (GMT/BST)
XW0A: Missing my QSL too. Sent it in October 2001 with 2 IRCs. Wrote with Hiro and he answered: "I have no stock, it means Your QSL not coming". Did I understand right, that he have no more QSLs? BTW PW0T: Yesterday, I got a shock. Came back from coffee break with family into the shack and heard PW0T with a good CW-sig just giving 599. Just a quick snatch to my paddles - but sri, the sigs came from the HF-station parking on 28040. Of course 50105 was vy quiet... My nerves! Anyway GL
Wolfgang - DJ3TF <dj3tf@darc.de>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 08:47:38 (GMT/BST)
Re TG9NX qsl, I received mine from him via qrz.com address in 14 days turnaround, maybe pot luck if card gets through ok. I have just sent my third card to XW0X with no IRC's this time but a Laos stamp affixed to the sae (thks to John G3IMV).I hope it gets through ok this time. 73 de Jamie
Jamie gw7smv <gw7smv@*** ***>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 05:56:56 (GMT/BST)
... but won't be home in time to work PW0T - win some, lose some, I guess. GN all
Mike DL/gu6aje etc etc <as before>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 00:34:05 (GMT/BST)
I rxd QSL from ZB2CF via buro, didn't try direct. Maybe just need patience for the system to deliver. 73
Mike DL/GU6AJE/no rig right now <gu6ajethersgb.net>
- Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 00:31:01 (GMT/BST)
PW0T is up to 1400 contacts in 74 countries. Peter says he is still hoping for the north/central EU opening. He says they have 2-3 days left. GL and 73
David ZF1DC <@qsl.net>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 23:50:45 (GMT/BST)
Bill GW3MFY TG9NX did not even bother to QSL VK8OT from 2000, when I asked him about it the other day on the cluster he responded my saying "Do I know you?" The final courtesy is the qsl and some ops out there are very discourteous, why bother to rack up qso's if they're not gonna qsl?
Steve Gregory VK3SIX <vk3sixat wia.org.au>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 22:04:07 (GMT/BST)
Opportunity to activate Cocos Keeling. If someone is quick and feels like being a good Samaritan I can ship a rig to Cocos Keeling for a new op up there. I only have an HF rig Im sending him but if he got a 6M loaner he could possibly activate 6M during this current EU window. If you think you can assist let me know, I will guarantee the safety of the rig. As for antenna I can send him my portable M2 5.
Steve Gregory VK3SIX <vk3sixat wia.org.au>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 22:01:08 (GMT/BST)
Re. ZB2CF worked him several times,qsl,s sent direct each time, and never had a reply. Tried emails and that didnt work either, needed the card for dxcc, never got one. best of luck.. Barry
Barry g4kct <g4kct***hotmail.com>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 20:58:08 (GMT/BST)
ZB2CF. Worked Cecil("Mac") 5/6/01. QSL sent direct with 2 x IRC plus lots of GIB stamps, one delivered direct via relative in October. Is Cecil OK? Has anyone received a card lately? Colin,G8LBS
Colin, G8LBS <g8lbsatcolinranson.freeserve.co.uk>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 20:29:08 (GMT/BST)
G0RUZ: Better late than never, thanks for the card, Conrad!
ex-kb3cws <mark at asm.org>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 19:38:04 (GMT/BST)
Been waiting long time for my TG9nx card Francisco,I have sent twice.Bill GW3MFY.
bill gw3mfy <yyyyyy@xxx.zzz>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 19:26:31 (GMT/BST)
Been waiting long time for my TG9nx card Francisco,I have sent twice.
bill gw3mfy <yyyyyy@xxx.zzz>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 19:25:11 (GMT/BST)
TG9NX qsl no problem. Still waiting for TG9AJR qsl but will come also I guess.
pe1gnp
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 18:26:26 (GMT/BST)
TG9NX QSL: Yes, he does qsl cards direct. I received mine after 6 weeks. As Franco told mail is slow and goes via Canada. I send my card to the QRZ.COM address. Good luck and 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst***50mhz.com>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 18:04:25 (GMT/BST)
G8LBS Colin your card received today (wkd 24/2/2002) - my card posted immediately today. Mny Tnks!!!
Barry ZR6DXB
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 17:14:13 (GMT/BST)
Two useful sources of QSL info: Managers and routes www.qslinfo.de and addresses www.qrz.com 73 Fred
G4BWP Fred <g4bwp (at) rsgb.org.uk>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 15:22:41 (GMT/BST)
Does anyone have QSL info for TG9NX tia.73
STEWART G1HHO <gordon.reeve@btinternet.com>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 15:04:20 (GMT/BST)
FP5BU recvd today. QSO Jan.26 Thanks F5TJP.
Tjerry PBøANX <pb0anx@50mhz.com>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 11:49:33 (GMT/BST)
Just talked to EZ-guys. They tried to obtain 50 MHZ permition.Ministry of Communications said "NO WAY".
Nodir EY8MM <ey8mm@qsl.net>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 09:27:04 (GMT/BST)
Re R N Electronics, here are contact details for anyone needing them. They still carry spares for the transvertors, but no longer manufacture them: Tel +44 (0)1277 352219 RN Electronics, Arnolds Farm, Arnolds Farm Lane, Mountnessing, Essex CM13 1UT - UK. 73..
Kerry G0LCS <g0lcsxqsl.net>
- Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 09:10:42 (GMT/BST)
Any updates for this NA-Eu/West Asia/N Africa "penetration map" would be appreciated. I'm especially looking for WESTERN NA (colored VIOLET) grids worked and will ask later for midwest & East. TNX in advance >>> http://www.conknet.com/~b_mobile/EastGrids.html . 73 & Gud 6m DX...
Bob, K1SIX <see Buckmaster or QRZ.com>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 21:26:21 (GMT/BST)
Peter, K5AM's e-mail is k5am@zianet.com, his name is Mark Mandelkern. 73
Chris, G4IFX <cdeacon compuserve.com>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 21:13:03 (GMT/BST)
OJ0VR cards: Attn UK stations who worked OJ0VR on 14th June 2001: I have your QSL card here. I met Seppo OH1VR at the Tampere 50MHz meeting at the weekend and agreed to distribute his UK cards. If your call appears on the list at http://www.g4mjs.com/oj0vr.htm, follow the instructions there to claim your card. Unclaimed cards will go to the bureau in due course. 73 Peter
Peter G4MJS <g4mjs@blacksheep.org>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 19:20:05 (GMT/BST)
I have just made a new website for JW5RIA. http://www.qsl.net/la5ria/
JX7DFA <la7dfa@qsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 19:11:47 (GMT/BST)
What a day ! 6 new ones. Now at 66 dxcc's wkd. Worked ZB2EO 1020Z, EH8BPX 1100Z, S07V 1121Z, LY2BH 1131Z, CT3FT 1149Z & ZS6NK 1211Z (~ 11000km). Maybe DXCC is within reach afterall ! Running 6 ele yagi and modified SB-220. Per
JX7DFA <la7dfa@qsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 19:08:21 (GMT/BST)
G0RUZ-Conrad got your mail today.Tnx for the nice Qso/card,hope to do it again! 73 Gud dx. Ellis.
Ellis WA1RKS <wa1rks@yahoo.com>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 16:59:24 (GMT/BST)
Sri abt multiple postings but I was very trigger happy at working such rare DX and the page did not appear to be accepting my postings ..... ;-) 73 de
Paul zs6nk <paulus(at)pixie.co.za>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 16:12:43 (GMT/BST)
FY5KE EU spaceport radio club Mni tnx Nice QSL,73
Gordon GW8ASA <gw8asa@ntlworld.com>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 16:01:24 (GMT/BST)
Major 50 MHz StopPress page update with CE0X and S0 info at http://www.qsl.net/oz6om vy 73 de
Matt OZ6OM <@qsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 15:16:58 (GMT/BST)
OZ7CQ will be QRV in tonights Nordic Activity Contest 18:00 - 22:00 UT. from Fyn Isl. - JO55CE at 128 masl. Prefered calling QRG is 50.173 MHz ± QRM. More info can be found at www.qsl.net/oz7cq/ - open class logs goes to NAC manager OZ5TG
CQ contest team - OZ7CQ <oz7cq@qsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 15:13:46 (GMT/BST)
Paul, that must be a typo....it´s JX7DFA Per - I am sure u have it OK in the log :-) Congrats on some MAJOR DX! Cheers from Sweden /73
Rick SM7SCJ <sm7scj@nomail.here>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 14:52:28 (GMT/BST)
Worked jx7dfa at 1211 from kg 46 with 59+ signals.Many thanks to zs6avp who alerted me.73 de
Paul zs6nk <paulus(at)pixie.co.za>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 14:52:17 (GMT/BST)
A71MA wkd for a first today...lot of video too, but was suddenly clear 59 just when he called nr.5's..tnx new one.
Paul ON5PU <on9bgp at pandora.be>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 14:03:18 (GMT/BST)
Worked jf7dfa to dat at 1211 with 59+ sigs in kg 46.Many thanks to zs6avp for alerting me 73 de
Paul zs6nk <paulus(at)pixie.co.za>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 13:32:22 (GMT/BST)
Congrats to EI3IX, wked VK from mobile this morning!!! 73 Tony
Tony EI7BMB <tony(at)satellite.ie>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 13:24:34 (GMT/BST)
Does anyone know if RN electronics (of transverter fame) are still in business ? I thought I saw an advert in RADCOM or PW recently but couldnt put my hand on it last night. If anyone has some contact details for them could you please email me ? TIA. 73
Steve M0BPQ <stephen.buntingkcl.ac.uk>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 13:06:31 (GMT/BST)
Worked jx7dfa to day at 1211 with 59+ signals in kg46. Many thanks to zs6avp who alerted me.73 de
Paul zs6nk <paulus(at)pixie.co.za>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 12:59:56 (GMT/BST)
Hi Does anyone know the e-mail address for K5AM please, 73
Peter G3KNU <peter.jackson17(at)ntlworld.com>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 12:43:00 (GMT/BST)
Gary M0CTP thankyou for that enlightening insight into the colloquial English of Yorkshire (a small county in Northern England) I feel better prepared to face the day :-)
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 00:37:01 (GMT/BST)
GE all, seems like it worked - now I am 500km from the TRX, great propagation! Please save some for when I get home 73
Mike DL/GU6AJE <gu6ajethersgb.net>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 22:24:56 (GMT/BST)
Today the mailman made a "come back" after the snowstorm last week. He brought the cards from KG4DX, 9Y4AT and AF4HX. Many thanks, 73 !
Ken SM7CMV <kenth@kastanje.tomelilla.se>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 20:38:22 (GMT/BST)
QSL info is preferably via buro to my UK call G4RSD or direct to: Resident Engineer BBC Atlantic Relay Station Ascension Island South Atlantic Ocean ASCN 1ZZ Airmail can be 10 days to 6 months if it ever manages to arrive here and not much better for my cards which are sent out from here so please be patient!
David ZD8DB < @qsl.net>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 20:37:44 (GMT/BST)
I just added a separate RX input to the IC706 this is very simple. There is a not used spare opening in the backpannel that is used to place an extra BNC. Conneted with a short thin coax to J1 connector at the back of the Filter board. Usefull to connect a preamp etc. Remarkable that such a compact set as the 706 even has a spare hole for this at its tiny backpannel. But maybe should concentrate on the RF output more :-)
Jaap Pa0oos <pa0oosqslnet>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 18:12:46 (GMT/BST)
Could this be magic??? Heard today for the first time XV3AA with solid 57 out of the blue, gave him a call - what happens - power supplies died with a "pfiiiuuu", so connected as fast as I could to a spared one, swiched on again - what happens - heared XV3AA saying: sorry, powerline down, getting weaker and weaker - quiet as it was before. So, is that (black) magic or not??? Vy 73 and enjoy your DX ;-)
Hel, OE8HWQ <oe8hwq@oevsv.at>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 17:43:50 (GMT/BST)
Heard yeterday XW0X 40db/9 wow but unfortunately 400w & 5ele dont cut it up here :o( (one of my worst directions) Would have been a new dxcc for me but alas not to be....Any road up (northern expression for anyhow) was made up when i bagged TR8CA for a new dxcc which was quite good considering my path that way is PANTS (northern expression for POOR) GL to ALL even the duper's 73's Gary
GARY M0CTP <m0ctp#yahoo.co.uk>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 17:16:07 (GMT/BST)
Did anyone receive a card from KP2BH please?
Nick 5B4FL <5b4fl(at)qsl.net>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 17:00:32 (GMT/BST)
in the mail 2day J28FF , THANK YOU! #26 CONFIRMED
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 16:53:15 (GMT/BST)
Tnx P49MR/VE3MR nice QSL arrived today. Also VK6WD for new one, missed YB5 but powder is dry. 9G5AN also tnx card Dick.
gordon GW8ASA <gw8asa@ntlworld.com>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 16:03:39 (GMT/BST)
Which JA's did u work Peter,like to compare notes,thanks Bill gw3mfy
billgw3mfy <xxxx@yyyy.zzz>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 15:13:52 (GMT/BST)
Which JA's did u work Peter,like to compare notes,thanks Bill gw3mfy
billgw3mfy <xxxx@yyyy.zzz>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 15:12:48 (GMT/BST)
JAs on CW, VK6WD in Perth for a new field then YB5QZ for a new DXCC / Field. Just got home to a QSL from HH7PV. A good morning! TNX all 73
Peter G8BCG/P <g8bcg@qsl.net>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 12:26:02 (GMT/BST)
Bob sorry for the late reply but I have been away working in GW this weekend. Notice how conditions are improving since my antenna broke :-( Thanks for the scan. I also had a very nice visit with Jamie GW7SMV while I was in Wales. Jamie thankyou very much for your hospitatality and the cups of tea! 73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 12:09:51 (GMT/BST)
I worked yesterday hi3/k1cx but unfortunately he didn't tell locator. Have you any ideas about it ? Ari/oh9nyw
oh9nyw <oh9nyw@sral.fi>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 10:49:13 (GMT/BST)
G0RUZ: Conrad, I've scanned you a 6m7jhv dimensions page from original paper and sent you email with link. You never answered, so here it is again: http://www.qsl.net/9a3ji/6m7jhv_dimensions.jpg Also, for those interested, here is a recording of my yesterday's qso with pw0t: http://www.qsl.net/9a3ji/9a4k_pw0t.mp3 Running here ic706mk2g and 6m7jhv 10m AGL. Notice how weak he was. I must say Peter hears the grass growing in my backyard :-)
Bob, 9a4k <(callsign)@ipc.hr>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 10:18:01 (GMT/BST)
Many thanks to HH7PV, FG5BG and VP5VAC who's kind 6m qsl cards arrived this morning. VP5VAC qsl via WA4JTK, the others direct. QRA Locator Grids. HH7PV FK28TP, VP5VAC FL31WL and FG5BG just FK96. Still hopefuly waiting for VR2LC but he does not respond to my emails. 73 to all.....David
David BRS 25429 <brs25429@compuserve.com>
- Monday, February 25, 2002 at 10:03:50 (GMT/BST)
Matt-you da man! VE-TI9 first @ ~1603Z this morning, worked TI9M on 50.092 CW. He was in until ~ 1652Z peaking 5NN, but mostly 519-559. CQing ~ 30wpm CW. Never worked too mni. A few VE1's and 2 or 3 W1's as far as I know. Keep at it Matt. You're the one to pull the Q's out of the band. MANY THANKS! 73 de Mike VE9AA
Mike VE9AA <ve9aa(at)hotmail.com>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 21:14:16 (GMT/BST)
Please what is the right QSL Route for ZD8DB ? Any info ? Tnx 73 de
Alex IW0GPN <iw0gpnatamsat.org>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 20:52:29 (GMT/BST)
Problem solved. You can hear them now! 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst***50mhz.com>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 20:17:12 (GMT/BST)
PA2VST, All is working here.
Daniel mw1mfy <mw1mfyhotmail.com >
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 20:16:29 (GMT/BST)
So far the 50 foot boom 9 El M2 has held up here. It's up 110' AGL on the exposed summit of a hilltop. During a recent ice storm (~1/8" radial buildup) followed by severe gusts of up to 60 mph and shifting winds while I was sleeping, the mast to rotor joint slipped 55 degrees. So far I've been lucky with this monster but I may be pushing the limit at this very exposed location. The antenna is a great performer and I always try to keep it inline with high winds, using the 11 El Telrex as a backup. GL...
Bob, K1SIX <Buckmaster or QRZ.com>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 19:14:25 (GMT/BST)
Peter PA2VST, On your website the links to your audio files point to the files on your computer, not the web site: so they probably work for you, but not for us.
Nick 5B4FL <5b4fl(at)qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 18:52:14 (GMT/BST)
PA2VST: webpage looks nice but audio files are not working. Goodluck Horst
Horst DF6KPS <df6kpshotmail.com>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 18:44:11 (GMT/BST)
In between all this new DXCC's and great openings I am busy to make me a homepage. I have to learn all these HTML things but, with thanks to Rene PE1LCH, I have one on the "air" now. Listen to the audiofiles like 9U5D and 5U6W at www.qsl.net/pa2vst. Also you can see a black and white copy of the HZ1MD qsl card. Good luck and 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst@50mhz.com>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 18:33:47 (GMT/BST)
Friends, Today I managed to work Tim, V73AT for #171 ... no need to tell anyone that I was thrilled. I had been listening for about 30 minutes to noise, and then suddenly, BOOM ! there he was 539 CQ-ing. I could hear him for about 10 minutes with signals up to S9 ! He worked a lot of Italians, but I didn't hear him make many QSO's in my 'neighbourhood'. QTF was about 30 degrees... MAGIC ! I didn't hear a blip of the KH2 though. But hey, you can't have'em all. Save some for later :-) 73 es GD DX on our Magic band! Frank ON9CC
Frank, ON9CC <on9ccamsat.org>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 14:07:35 (GMT/BST)
as far as im concerned , im a detective on 6m band and to do my job correct i have to know ever piece of info thats available, who,when,qtf, etc so that i can build a picture of what is happening regarding propagation in order to have the best chance of working any stations that are around, so keep up the good work all those stations that supply all the important information we ALL need .... all quiet at the moment in io75 ..73 all ..ray
Ray gm7nzi <ray@gm7nzi.freeserve.co.uk>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 13:50:36 (GMT/BST)
Max DK1MAX. Please! We don't just want to know what is on but WHERE it can be heard and WHO is hearing it. If ON4ANT works 50 JA's, well, he has a better antenna than most of us. If I hear a JA, then we REALLY have propagation. Stating the obvious?
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 13:16:01 (GMT/BST)
vk3pa bring a trailer and you can have my old broken early model 11 el M2 all you need is new boom, it has pedigree but like my KL7 M2 JHV7 eventually broke up in strong winds. VK2ZXCs early M2 11 also broke up several times as did VK5NY's 11 2.5 wl and KL0FZ's JHV 7. The M2 9's however haven't broken cos we used Aussie 1/4 inch thickwall scaffold booms.
vk3six <at wia.org.au>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 12:53:47 (GMT/BST)
Congrats to all who wrkd the KH2 tdy !! Weak here :-(( 73 de Jamie
Jamie gw7smv <gw7smv@*** ***>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 11:42:06 (GMT/BST)
I think I'm getting slow in mind (with 35 yrs...) but could someone explain why a DX has to be spotted a hundred times in a row on cluster? Bad ego-tripping or what?
Max, DK1MAX <dk1max(at)qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 11:06:53 (GMT/BST)
The best opening to JA for this year, solid pileup for 90 minutes to JA12345690 area, even tried split to master the pile, 52 JA's made it in the log 73 de ON4ANT
johan, ON4ANT <on4ant@arrl.net>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 10:43:56 (GMT/BST)
P.S.-My webpage updated with some antenna & other photos http://ve9aa.tripod.com/
ve9aa
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 05:16:04 (GMT/BST)
Was thrilled to work PW0T yesterday just after VE1YX. WOW! Peter makes his own prop wherever he goes I think. Just now finished replacing the PS and Tubes (valves) on my SB-206. Hopefully now I will not have the AU sound DX always reports (hi hi) Was neat to get "55A" reports from 9G, 4X, 7Q, 5B etc. hi! Anyway, the old amp is producing 500w key down. Good enough for me---bring on the DX! 73 de a very tired VE9AA @ 1:07am local time. dit dit......Do I hear a TI9??
ve9aa Mike <ve9aa(at)hotmail.com>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 05:08:13 (GMT/BST)
wanted info on M2 6m2-5 wl (11 elements on 50+ boom), antennea diamentions required. my p/c one is no good!!hi less gain than the 5 element on 18 foot boom, what have i done wrong??
allan greening vk3pa <vk3pa@classicmotorcycling.com>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 04:47:22 (GMT/BST)
not much dx 2day but wkd TR8CA (#114) and PY8EA , and in the mail ZF1DC tnx David
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 00:54:44 (GMT/BST)
PWOT, Peter, plz beam to KH6, we seem to have propagation to Brasil most days @2300--0400z (since 2319z today)...Hope you see this message--Aloha and conrats on so many DXCC! Jeff KH6/KF6GYM .105/.110 ssb (now w/ 7 elements instead of 3)and 200 watts pointed at Trindade
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 00:49:55 (GMT/BST)
Cheers Colin. 73's
Daniel mw1mfy <mw1mfy hotmail.com>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 22:45:34 (GMT/BST)
The OZ50MHz DX Bulletin #02-008 is now available at www.qsl.net/oz6om/ vy 73 de
Matt OZ6OM <@qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 22:29:33 (GMT/BST)
Daniel, MW1MFY. I sent mine direct to Poland. I think he said to QTHR.
Colin, G8LBS <g8lbs****colinranson.freeserve.co.uk>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 22:12:03 (GMT/BST)
Is the qsl route for V51/SP6IXF direct to sp6ixf or ??? 73's Daniel
Daniel MW1MFY <mw1mfyhotmail.com>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 20:15:39 (GMT/BST)
The following link is brought to the attention of the owners of the calls mentioned in the previous posting: www.jobfinder.com
Uffe PA5DD <nouchavw@worldonline.nl>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 19:29:36 (GMT/BST)
Just listened to the 9U5D files again and these QSO's are on it including my own:PE1LCH, PE1MCD, DC1KJG, SP6GWB, PA7TWO, ON5PU, PA0HIP, ON5NT, PA0AMX, DK9HN, G0RUZ, GW3MFY, PE9DX, OZ7SM, PA3FSA, DJ6XV, DL4KQ, DG1KHS, G3SYC, G3VYF, G3NVO, G3SVD, G1IOV, M0BCG, SM3BUI?, SM3EQY?, SM3VEE? and G4AJC. Not sure about the SM calls as my Swedish is not that good :-) Files are on my page if you want to get them http://come.to/six
Ray, PA4PA <@50mhz.com>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 09:21:07 (GMT/BST)
Sri, meant to be bah humbug no TI9M!!! Also no Africa so far. I am beaming to the southern half of Africa for the next two months every morning for the next two months between 14Z and 19Z. I will spend alot of time calling cq on .110 but I beg of you please do the same. Please check out http://www.qsl.net/zf1dc/southernafrica.htm. This will tell you that there should be a path. Jimmy says I should work Africa by Mar 20 and I take that as gospel because if anyone knows it is Jimmy (I wont hold it against him, hihi). So please be looking for me abt 1 hr before TEP to EU. TNX & hope to work you soon 73
David zf1dc <@qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 07:37:03 (GMT/BST)
bah humbug!!!! 73
David zf1dc <@qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 07:28:17 (GMT/BST)
By the way Adam I merely lost the printed matter that came with the antenna, it has been up almost 3 years so I can't complain, the JHV is a fine antenna. My shack is remote from home and on top of a hill with open fields all the way round. That is why I need a more robust antenna, for most people the JHV would be fine.
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 03:34:31 (GMT/BST)
It is a genuine M2 6M7JHV The failure was caused by several things 1. We have had a constant stream of high winds in excess of 50 mph for many weeks this probably caused fatigue 2. The wind was very squally yesterday and was 80 mph 3.The rotator brake trip engaged and wouldn't let me move the antenna at a crucial moment so the antenna ended up across the wind for a few fatal seconds. The weather has been appalling and claimed my 2m eme array as well. I won't remember this winter too fondly apart from all the great DX on 6m! I am going for a standard 6M7 this time which is a little shorter but much more robust.73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 03:30:35 (GMT/BST)
Conrad: Is that a genuine JHV or a homebrew clone? (The dimensions are supplied with the M2 kit of parts) We get our fair share of storms here and I haven't noticed anything astray with mine @ 17mH... yet! Can you further describe your situation leading up to the failure. 73
Adam, VK4CP <vk4cpbigpond.com>
- Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 01:56:11 (GMT/BST)
Egads! Just came into the ham shack after (FINALLY) putting up my 6M7JHV atop a home-brew 31'-foot mast (been working off-and-on this for weeks...Then saw Conrad's postings re his JHV snapping in two---guess I'll keep her pointed into the wind as much as possible! GL, Conrad with your repair and I hope to work many of you sixers in the coming weeks (as long as the antenna stays up and there's prop). 73 and Aloha to all,
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 21:03:50 (GMT/BST)
Thanks to all who sent me the M2 6M7JHV dimensions, I now have what I need.73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 20:16:26 (GMT/BST)
Just put two recording of 9U5D on my page. Lenght of both is 10 minutes so your QSO might be on it. Thanks for another exotic new one with again a Op. who knew what he was doing. Great job! TNX!
Ray, PA4PA <@50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 14:45:48 (GMT/BST)
Happy birthday Jamie - hope you liked the presents ;-)
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 14:20:57 (GMT/BST)
Uffe: the wind stopped y'day, and seeing VK spots on the cluster make a big incentive to get it back up, hi hi
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 14:11:40 (GMT/BST)
SM7FJE: SRI, the skip did not reach JN59 today to hear/work the 9U, but give me his phone-number and I will do the same ;-) Anyway, congrats to all! 73,
Wolfgang - DJ3TF <dj3tf@darc.de>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 14:10:10 (GMT/BST)
Can anyone give me the dimensions for a 6m7jhv, mine snapped in half today (thankfully after I worked 9U5D) and the front 3 elements broke, I can splice the boom and put some new elements on but need the dimensions, I think that I will also add some side bracing this time. 73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruz**btinternet.com>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 14:05:39 (GMT/BST)
Mike - you still need to tell us how you managed to pull off VK6 & 9U with your antenna on the ground ?
Uffe PA5DD <nouchavw@worldonline.nl>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 13:05:08 (GMT/BST)
Thanks to VK6JQ tdy for my 1st VK ,then 9U5D for another new one and on my birthday as well !!! A GOOD day !! 73
Jamie gw7smv <gw7smv@*** ***>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 12:28:44 (GMT/BST)
What a lovely day: VK6JQ was: 1) new DXCC; 2) new LOC; 3) best ever DX; 4) completed WAC. And now 9U5D as well. Could even start thinking I have a chance with PW0T (oh surely not??) 73 from a very happy Guernsey
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
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Hi guys, finally after more time I have in log 9u5d. Gus coming strong, and this time we were in the same time on the same freq. Tnx Gus for my dxcc#165. Claudio
Claudio IK5RLP <ik5rlp@marinadigrosseto.it>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 12:19:27 (GMT/BST)
Beers expected! With my 15 meters long 11 el M2 yagi pointed east and looking more like a ”v-antenna” in the +25 m/s snowstorm I suddenly heard the 9U5D beacon! It was very hard to rotate the antenna the 90 degrees fighting the storm. After a telephone call to Gus we made a nice and easy “first”. So guys, now you know who is to blame/thank for your new country!
Bo, SM7FJE <bn (at) aaaaa.se>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 11:49:20 (GMT/BST)
Recvd direct today: The beautifull picturecard from JW0PK after a long time waiting and 9Y4AT (tnx Jeff). GL All !!!!
Tjerry PBøANX <pb0anx@50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 10:17:17 (GMT/BST)
Excuse the unseemly triumphalism but: YESSSSSS!!!!! VK6JQ wrked 559/549, wow!! :-) 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 10:06:54 (GMT/BST)
Uffe, QSL for you is on the way
Tony I0JX <i0jx@amsat.org>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 07:54:26 (GMT/BST)
T77GO is via T70A. Got my card via that route last summer.
Uffe PA5DD <nouchavw@worldonline.nl>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 07:12:50 (GMT/BST)
Looks like Peter is going for a world record of DXCC in a week if he keeps up like this! Great Job!
Ray, PA4PA <50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 04:20:38 (GMT/BST)
Peter at PW0T says has no beacon set up but he's all day on the band. At the time of this posting PW0T achieved on 6m 710 Qs 57 dxcc. GL
Jose ea7kw <ea7kw****ure.es>
- Friday, February 22, 2002 at 00:19:49 (GMT/BST)
Barry: The T77GO QSL Manager is T70A - I received my T77GO card OK back in November:)
Adam, VK4CP <vk4cpbigpond.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 23:01:14 (GMT/BST)
Does anyone have QSL route for T77GO (San Marino)? Not listed on QRZ or Buckmaster. Thanks
Barry ZR6DXB <zr6dxb at qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 21:39:42 (GMT/BST)
Hi friends. Had a nice opening this afternoon (1600z onwards) to South Africa - ZS6. Good sigs. 73
Pierre HB9QQ <HB9QQ@USKA.CH>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 21:21:43 (GMT/BST)
My litle mobile excursion up the slopes of the volcano yesterday was worthwhile, despite not hearing any of the three dxpeditions I was hoping for. My thanks to Alberto, LU2EG, Antonio, LU2FFD and Carlos, LU2NI for enjoyable QSOs from a 6,400ft. perch, my 100 watts and loop 15' above my truck...My first portable session since moving here and it remined me of the fun of going mobile now and then. Nice and quiet up there, too! Even heard the CO2FRC/B (I think)weakly on 50.082...
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 20:03:27 (GMT/BST)
David, re your inquiry @Ken VR2LC--his @amsat.org email address has worked for me and I don't know any other addresses...
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 19:45:40 (GMT/BST)
RE: IC736 mod's. D15 should be removed and D14 installed. This will give you general TX/RX from 30kHz-33MHz and 45MHz-60MHz. At least it will be on the display. Don't try to TX to far out of the ham bands. Your PA and build in tuner is not designed to do that job! And these powerFET's are expensive. D22 will be only installed in rigs for the Japanese market. And yeh...V73AT. I heard him just above the noise while he worked YU and DL. Gave a call and a joker (at 559 fluttery sig's)responded. Made me happy for at least one hour untill I played back the recording...So let's hope Murphy will have mercy for us those hard, eight hours a day, QRLers! Hope some day scientists will discover a VHF evening band. Just to make competition a bit more equal! 73's
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst***50MHz.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 19:27:03 (GMT/BST)
Ray having just listened to the V73AT audio files on your website I have realised just how futile it was calling Tim that day, he was in for 10 mins but at least 30dB weaker! Today worked 8 JA's and VK6JQ for a new grid, could have worked a lot more JA's but was listening for...... yep V73AT who was audible for 2 mins at 419!!
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 19:13:04 (GMT/BST)
OH1SIX is back! After few months QRT time Finlands first 6 mtrs beacon is back on the air on 50025 KHz. There was a lack of the power - now the beacon runs 25 watts into stacked v-dipoles. Next summer we will renew the antennas. Locator is KP11QU. Seppo OH1VR
Seppo Sisatto OH1VR <seppo.sisatto@uta.fi>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 16:43:21 (GMT/BST)
Adrian (and others) just uploaded the V73 files to my page http://Come.To/Six 73 Ray
Ray, PA4PA <pa4pa @50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 16:26:05 (GMT/BST)
MOD FOR ICOM 736, I Have the mod for some extra Mhz above the 30. Not all versions allow this mod, it depends on the year it has been made. For all those 736 users who want to have the mod to add some max, just e-mail me and I sent the mod in a jpg file. 73 Hans
Hans PD0RXG <Unit175(at)yahoo.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 16:19:09 (GMT/BST)
VU2LO worked by zs6axt and zs6nk at 1513 559
Paul zs6nk <paulus(at)pixie.co.za>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 15:22:55 (GMT/BST)
Just received QSL form Duncan ZL1JT (Jungle Telegraph) QSL for the QSO on 03 Th February. UFB qso with QRB over 18000 km SP. In short letter Duncan told that he will be prefer SPLIT work next time. He explains that ZL3NW suffer form high noise level. Best 73&GL down there!
Luci 9A1Z <9a1zipc.hr>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 15:11:13 (GMT/BST)
Jaap, where are the recordings of V73 in to EU
Adrian G0KOM <ade@50mhz.org>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 14:19:41 (GMT/BST)
worked vk8ah,vk8ms today.still waiting the mail for my new qsl print.i will be away of my home till 5 mar and hope to have the mail by then .regret for the delay.also my log for feb will be sent tomorow for my frind peter pa2vst .i will be traveling to INDONESIA and will try to meet some of 6m hams hope to hear you from there gl 73
mohamad HZ1MD <hz1mdhotmail.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 12:42:41 (GMT/BST)
Only stns hrd in GU today: MU0FAL and VK6JQ - nothing in between .... maybe QSO one day?????? 73 all
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 12:22:00 (GMT/BST)
Re VR2LC. Does anyone have another e-mail address for Ken other than what is shown on Buckmaster? This is shown as VR2LC @ amsat-org......Thanks for any help. David.
David BRS 25429 <brs25429@compuserve.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 09:21:51 (GMT/BST)
Now all we have are the recordings of V73AT made by the prof amateurs since this was the 2nd time monday after a long weekend full video trash and backscatter sigs. the dream dx V73AT showed up. Frustrating hangover.. what to do???
jaap PA0OOS <pa0oos qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 09:02:20 (GMT/BST)
Re 9M6BAA: I'm back there in May/June for 2 HF contests, some R&R, and some 6m in between (exact dates to be confirmed). No real chance of V85 this trip, but it's certainly on the list for another time. I'll make some serious enquiries while I'm in the area. 73 Peter G4MJS/9M6BAA
Peter G4MJS <g4mjs@blacksheep.org>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 08:18:26 (GMT/BST)
sri getting late here. last post about PW0T. :-)
David zf1dc <@qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 05:38:25 (GMT/BST)
Worked Peter tonight and in a slow patch asked about the #'s. He said that in about 52 hours of operation he has worked 50 countries and over 600 contacts. Amazing. He does have some sort of connection to the prop gods. Hope the rest of trip is as successful. GL & 73
David zf1dc <@qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 05:37:14 (GMT/BST)
PW0T. Peter certainly has a way to make ionosphere follow his needs! Since Monday he is in Mediterranean for hours, coming in two major waves and peaking over S9…
Nick,SV1EN <hnrccompulink,gr>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 05:33:16 (GMT/BST)
Oh Yeah.....PW0T my antenna heading???? it was still stuck on V73AT since this morning ....sooooooo 030 deg.!!
Willem PA0HIP
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 01:28:24 (GMT/BST)
Read all the exitement about V73AT......and congrats to all.......but I opt for the biggest frustration this cycle......hearing people 100 km north, south and east of me working Tim V73AT......and not hearing "ONE SINGLE BEEP" of him......Need another big frustration??????? how about tonight hearing PW0T 559 working JA's for Christ's sake , what's that for a path?????? 73 Willem
Willem PA0HIP <pa0hip@50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 01:25:08 (GMT/BST)
Regards 9M6BAA. Does anyone know if the chap who operated as 9M6BAA over the last two years is going on another expedition this year? Operation from V85 would be well appreciated by a lot of operators (including myself) I'm sure.
Nev VK4CV <nj.cooper@acenet.net.au>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 22:35:05 (GMT/BST)
Will be QRV from 8,000-foot level (or higher) from Mauna Loa volcano this afternoon approx 0130z--0330z BK29 100watts/loop...esp. looking for DXpeds...Aloha all!
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 22:25:25 (GMT/BST)
Sorry guys, told you I'd kill off the DX by taking Tuesday morning off, only sig here was the VK6RSX beacon in and out for about an hour. Oh well, 2nd cycle for me of hearing but not working both JA and VK, hopefully achieve it over the next 2/3 weeks...or this autumn....or 2013 :-(
Darrell G0HVQ <g0hvq@fatcat.clara.co.uk>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 18:45:40 (GMT/BST)
And today's disaster is .... wind, gravity, antenna. You know the rest :-( 73 all
Mike GU6AJE
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 16:27:44 (GMT/BST)
HK4SAN qsl card arrived here today many thanks Humberto nice card vy quiet today in io88kk Don
Don MM5AJW <mckay@btinternet.com>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 12:34:11 (GMT/BST)
Received OX3SA card today for a new one,hoping to work VK on ssb73 gd DX
stewart G1HHO <gordon.reev@btinternet.com>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 10:56:40 (GMT/BST)
Hello, i have new date for my expedition, it is 1 juny to 22 juni activity from CN2DX to IM63DM 2meters and 6 meters. 73 from André HB9HLM http://radioamateurs.eicn.ch/cn2dx
André CN2DX <hb9hlm@net2000.ch>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 06:15:30 (GMT/BST)
HP1AC, Cam, Your card arrived today--I sent mine to you via ur mgr ea5kb few days ago...TNX & 73!
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 02:42:32 (GMT/BST)
Short opening yesterday at 0900 to SM, OZ & SP/Q.
Raj vu2zap <call@arrl.net>
- Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 01:16:31 (GMT/BST)
FP/N1RZ coming up June 14~24, 2002. Details: http://6m.dxers.info/dxpedition/fp/
Tim N1RZ <n1rz (at) dxers.info>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 21:27:26 (GMT/BST)
4L5O , right then seeing as no one helped me out with any information when i asked , i have found out for myself and am prepared to let you all know. the K1WY DX ASSOCIATION now handles qsling for omari 4L5O , in a few days they will receive logs for 4L5O qsos dating back to 1998 , so anyone [like me] struggling to get a qsl return will now have no problem at all in obtaining one , thanks to bill and the team .vy73 ian .
ian m0bcg <m0bcg at btinternet.com>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 21:11:40 (GMT/BST)
Hi all. Fine conditions! Yesterday worked a few JAs' and today - as a new one - XU3AA. Also a nice chat with Bill, VK6JQ, today. Both stations came up with fine signals. Anxious to see what will happen the next few weeks. 73
Pierre HB9QQ <HB9QQ@USKA.CH>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 16:13:17 (GMT/BST)
hi all, nothing to report today band very quiet here in io75..... thanks to KG4DX,FY5KE and TI5BX for qsl cards arrived.. still waiting, 6Y,C6,EX,FG,FM,HC8,HH7,PJ2,TG9,VP5 and yv ... maybe more tomorrow .. i hope .. 73 all ray
Ray gm7nzi <ray@gm7nzi.freeserve.co.uk>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 15:35:17 (GMT/BST)
What a way to start a day - yesterday V73AT, today XV3AA for two vy rare new ones..TNX!..also 2day hrd weak JAs, a VU, and a weak HL1. VK6 beacon in for hours, best 599, but only traces of VK6JQ and VK6HK here. DU1/GM4COK strong all morning. Amazing. VK6 beacon gone 12:18Z - what´s next? :-) Cheers/73
Rick SM7SCJ <sm7scj(*)qsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 13:36:03 (GMT/BST)
Hrd VK6JQ and VK6RSX today - no QSOs, but now I know the rest of you weren't fibbing y'day .... ;-)
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 12:44:10 (GMT/BST)
Any info on a VALID QSL route and/or email address of FG5FR and FG5BG, pse...
Costas SV1DH <geten1compulink.gr>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 11:02:45 (GMT/BST)
I have just rcvd a e-mail from Hatsuo JA1VOK. The qsl address for JA6IDJ can be found on Buckmaster but there is an error in the zip code. It should be 856-0041. Masa wkd 15 Gs and 6 GWs yesterday.
Andy G3SVD <andy.hewitttalk21.com>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 08:53:54 (GMT/BST)
congrat's Freddy ;-) here PW0T wked at 2337z for #164
Eric F5JKK <f5jkk (at) aol.com>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 00:33:03 (GMT/BST)
Very good news from me... worked at 23.49z PW0T for my 163dxcc many tnx Peter tnx for your ears in pileup! 73's
Freddy IW1DIM <call@amsat.org>
- Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 00:28:49 (GMT/BST)
Theo PA3HEN/M0HEN/MM starts his new trip on Tuesday 19/2 in KORINTHOS GREECE KM17 from there it is going to ISKENDERUN TURKEY KM86 then to LISBOA PORTUGAL IM58. All further info will be on our side www.qsl.net/pa3hen/index.html I try to refresh it everyday.We have make a new side witch is more easier then the last one ,you can find the info under Announcements you can also make your own announcement it works the same as the UKSMG side. There is now also on line LOGSEARCH for the calls PA3HEN/M0HEN/OH5HZD.Hope there will be good propagation.See you on the MAGIC BAND.
Erwin PA3BLS <pa3bls@amsat.org>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 22:41:21 (GMT/BST)
If anyone wants Masa's JA6IDJ email address pse email me . He would like to hear from you !! 73 de Jamie
Jamie gw7smv <gw7smv@*** ***>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 20:51:32 (GMT/BST)
Tony V73 is always going to be tough from G. The path is polar and DL,PA,OZ,SM,SP etc will be very much stronger.Tim has a very good station as well.That kind of propagation is a great leveller, I rather think someone in G will work V73AT this week but I suspect it will be IO91,J001, still never say never!
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 20:43:23 (GMT/BST)
Conrad. As one of those who normally work in the daytime, I only had a few minutes this morning to listen to you calling V73AT. He was RST319 here. What went wrong- he didn't come back to you? An all-time first. Better luck next time. I am going to join Dave Whitaker and be a s.w.l..
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 20:12:54 (GMT/BST)
Just like to say thanks to whoever answered G3IMV cq about 0950 this morning by saying "JF6TAC on 65" - I worked him for my 100th! So thanks to JF6TAC, the sun, UKSMG and anon, and hope G3IMV not offended!
Graham, G3TCT <g3tctlineone.net>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 20:09:23 (GMT/BST)
Hi , great to work JA6IDJ tdy SSB. Masa vistited my qth a while ago and we said that one day we would have a qso on 50mhz!! His grid is PM42XV, buckmaster address is correct, direct only at the moment. He was using FT655+amp, 7 ele yagi 17magl, qth 100masl. Unfortunately he is away from tomorrow till the end of Feb so dont worry if your qsl's take a while!!! Only downside was hearing VK4ABW 51 and not getting through :-( 73 CU tomorrow
Jamie gw7smv <gw7smv@*** ***>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 19:30:20 (GMT/BST)
Would you lot who normally work in the daytime during the week please stay at work.I can assure you that the next opening will be the day you go back to work. All you will achieve is the total shut down of 6m. Spare a thought for the "full time" DXers :-)
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 18:35:04 (GMT/BST)
re KH8/N5OLS QSL route - via Jon A. Barclay, N5JA. Address OK on qrz.com.
Jon N0JK <n0jk hotmail.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 18:31:32 (GMT/BST)
What a terrible day today. After a three day weekend a monday always is the worst day of the week, but seeing whole europe work v73 while there's an important meeting waiting is really frustrating! Congratulations to all who worked Tim! I'll probably work him just after I won the $10.000.000 lottery and quit my job..
Rinze PA5TA <call at amsat>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 18:28:00 (GMT/BST)
Same here Darrell. Will be home tomorrow morning. But I guess Mister Murphy is back from holliday. Spoild the weekend and gave all of us decent working ham's one of the worsed mondays we ever had...Anyway let's see what he will do tomorrow...SSSSSSTTTTTT! But I got my YI9OM card with the mail today. 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst***50mhz.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 18:18:47 (GMT/BST)
RSGB site open for AGM bookings now. Go to shop / booking office / VHF convention. You need an updated browser, and as far as I can see the B&B price is wrong. CU there - need another 8 cards for my DXCC field check at the AGM......
Uffe PA5DD <nouchavw@worldonline.nl>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 18:17:38 (GMT/BST)
What a wonderful day, sat at work reading the 'net at lunchtime seeing all you lot work JA, VK, V73...grrrr. Sorry but I've spoilt it for tomorrow by taking the morning off :-)
Darrell G0HVQ <g0hvq@fatcat.clara.co.uk>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 18:11:13 (GMT/BST)
50 MHz StopPress page update with ZB info at http://www.qsl.net/oz6om vy 73 de
Matt OZ6OM <@qsl.net>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 15:24:54 (GMT/BST)
Hi there v73at qsl can be seen on http://www.qsl.net/oz0jx/v73at.htm just got it scanned.
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 15:09:26 (GMT/BST)
Likewise good day on 6, worked JA6IDJ (pm42), and VK4ABW (qh30), both for new countries. 73's Daniel
Daniel mw1mfy <mw1mfyat hotmail.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 14:30:42 (GMT/BST)
Great opening to VK today - rushed home from work QTH to work 5 x VK4s, VK8MS and VK6JQ - thanks all. Sigs. strong with not much QSB. Hope to work VK2/3 and V73 soon ! 73
Chris GM3WOJ <gm3woj(at)talk21.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 13:54:11 (GMT/BST)
First VK opening today in IO75 - wrk VK4ABW/CXQ/FNQ best sigs 559 from ABW at 1231 - band was open when I got back in from shopping at 1215 - first in log at 1231 - was still hring VK4ABW at 1330. Thanks Guys - see u tomorrow I hope! 73 Simon
simon GM4PLM <simonatcreoch.freeserve.co.uk>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 13:53:36 (GMT/BST)
It opened again at 12:21 and I am still listening to vk4abw on 115 at 13:32 539 incredible! Does anyone know the grid of VK4CXQ please?73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruz**btinternet.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 13:33:36 (GMT/BST)
Well you need to keep your wits about you, I worked 4 VK4's in an opening between 11:52 and 12:15 utc no video qrm and all about s5, nice opening with no pileups!
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruz**btinternet.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 12:16:36 (GMT/BST)
Amazing to work Tim, V73AT, this morning. Great operating!! Maybe you can plan a trip to 5U :-)
Ray, PA4PA <pa4pa@50mhz.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 11:27:26 (GMT/BST)
Has anyone got e-mail ad for JA6IDJ, thanks. 73's Daniel
Daniel MW1MFY <mw1mfyhotmail.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 11:14:31 (GMT/BST)
Heard V73AT for 10 mins peaking s3 at 10:08 perfectly workable but couldn't crack the DL/PA pile. Congrats to those who worked him, tricky path here he was peaking at QTF 15 degrees.I never expected to even hear V73, I heard 5 or 6 JA's also but left them to concentrate on V73.Regards
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruz**btinternet.om>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 11:12:17 (GMT/BST)
RE: KH8/N5OLS QSL. His QSL Manager is N5JA. My friends told me that return was very quick from him. http://www2u.biglobe.ne.jp/~jg3leb/QSL_CFM_keyword_e.cgi?callsign=KH8/N5OLS GL!
Hiro JG3LEB <jg3leb(at)mxp.mesh.ne.jp>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 11:11:30 (GMT/BST)
Heard JF6TAC in PM43 calling CQ at 10.15z on 50174 KHz. No other JA's heard. Quite a weekend after hearing VK4BLK yesterday. Next stop V73!!! 73 to all.....David on IO93FX
David BRS 25429 <brs25429@compuserve.com>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 10:51:32 (GMT/BST)
Qsl from KG4DX (17/jan/02) received this am.
Brian/G3SYC <briangee3syc.freeserve.co.uk>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 10:44:53 (GMT/BST)
why never ever anything magic in the weekends????????????
Jaap Van Oosten PA0OOS <pa0oos@qsl.net>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 10:36:36 (GMT/BST)
Does someone received QSL from KH8/N5OLS?? Where does it comming from - American Samoa or USA?I have send QSL to his A.Samoa address but no replay. 73's to all
George LZ1ZP <nestorov@plovdiv.mobikom.bg>
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 09:57:42 (GMT/BST)
but why does it always fall short of GU??????? grrrrrr
Mike GU6AJE
- Monday, February 18, 2002 at 09:28:49 (GMT/BST)
Well fb condx this morning, a real change to be in front of the radio hearing the DX instead of seeing it on the clx... Shame about the "Policemen" who where two hats!! whats good for the goose is good for the gander!!! Anyway see you all at the AGM "flack jackets" standard issue i suppose!! Gary
M0CTP <m0ctp#yahoo.co.uk>
- Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 20:26:35 (GMT/BST)
RE QSL if you want dxcc you must wait for it and work very hard. i am at #60 over half way not bad in two years. hi hi 73 All Andy
Andy M1DRK <m1drk(at)aol.com>
- Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 20:24:08 (GMT/BST)
Pat, 9Q1A says to me this morning he can't be on 6 he needs only... a TRX! So he's very busy as you know on HF, he will be very interested to comes on the magic band .
Lee, F5NLY <f5nly@free.fr>
- Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 07:27:10 (GMT/BST)
Re qsl cards - I use VQLog and find the qsl card printing very convenient. The details print directly onto the background picture, no sticker required. I can print various picture cards according to whether I was at home or /MM and I always sign the card with my name.
George DU1/GM4COK <gm4cok@qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 06:43:37 (GMT/BST)
RE: TF8ITT QSL. I do use a computer logging program and laser print labels to answer/request QSL cards. For those who had my QSL card knows that I placed a verified stamp and hand signature in between the label and the card. The TF8ITT QSL card received doesn't have any seal, mark or hand written signature on the front nor the back of the card. TF8ITT just printed it out the card on his color inkjet printer, cut it nicely to standard QSL size and postal mail it to me. He didn't bother to sign it or put a seal or mark on the card for autentication process. Why bother to wait 25 days for the round trip to get the QSL card, if he can e-mail me the card image and I can print it out in my home color printer. I am happy if ARRL can accept this card and give me credit for my 6M DXCC.
HP2CWB, Jose <hp2cwb dxpanama>
- Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 05:38:45 (GMT/BST)
Any qsler or manager worth his salt is placing a verified stamp/seal across the label and the card. The labels are synthetic non water based glue and wont steam off. The ARRL has very sophisticated detection for fraudulent cards, why risk it for some perceived status? Why even think it? Its a hobby and honour system and as Tony h says we aint playing for any post offices. One US gentleman called me years ago and said he scammed the ARRL by printing any dx card you desired. he aint a dxcc memeber anymore, he was DEFROCKED.
qsl manager <at ww>
- Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 04:47:53 (GMT/BST)
The OZ50MHz DX Bulletin #02-007 is now available at www.qsl.net/oz6om/ vy 73 de
Matt OZ6OM <@qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 00:23:21 (GMT/BST)
...and spelling...
Bob K1SIX
- Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 22:23:27 (GMT/BST)
What's this?? I'm away on business, return and find out that The Crown is going to confiscate my equipment? I'm an illegal 6er? NA-Eu F2 prop is dying and my last "QRZ Mainland Eu" nets an "I'm in Mainland UK"? Uh-oh It's time for this 6m OT to take a few refresher courses in History (I'm 75 miles from Boston Harbor), Post Chunnel Geography and Polititics for sure. If only life on 6m could be easier... ;-)
Bob K1SIX <You know how to get to me>
- Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 22:21:34 (GMT/BST)
QSLs. I think Jose has a good point. There is a lot of responsibility on the DXCC card checkers now to know the kind of cards the DX station uses. I have been puzzling for some time over the number of cards which just have computer-generated labels with no signatures. In many cases it would not take a genius to steam off a label for a 10-metre contact and replace it with one for six metres. Hopefully we must assume that dishonest claimants are a tiny minority?
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@ql.net>
- Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 22:19:37 (GMT/BST)
I received today in my post office box TF8ITT QSL card for #109 confirmed. Thanks Jonas for new country and zone. The QSL card looks like and eqsl (electronic qsl)type printed out at home in a color inkjet printer. All the details of the QSO are printed directly in the QSL card. There is no hand signature on the QSL CARD. You can take a look at http://www.qsl.net/hp2cwb/fotos/dxcc/TF8ITT.jpg . I could easily print this card myself at home if I retreive it directly from the internet at eqsl.cc. My question is since ARRL DXCC does not give credit to eqsl. Is this card good for DXCC submition? Without any hand signature on the card is this card good for DXCC?
HP2CWB Jose <hp2cwbdxpanama.com>
- Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 15:43:43 (GMT/BST)
Nev, do you know about http://www.eqsl.cc/qslcard/
Paul <blaggard(A.T)hotmail.com>
- Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 10:09:22 (GMT/BST)
Please take cognizance of the fact that ZS1SIX, a Six Meter Beacon will be operative again as from Saturday 17 February 2002. It will transmit on 50.080 mHz (fm MODULATION) CW and will identify itself with the Callsign and beacon Grid Locator........ VVV ZS1SIX/B JF96FB O/P: Approx. 8 - 10W Antenna: Inverted V Location: Cape Town Amateur Radio Centre, Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa.
Cape town zs1ct <ct xxx co.za>
- Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 08:46:40 (GMT/BST)
Qsl's, I hate 'em, BUT anyone who want's one gets one, it's time we stopped cutting down trees to make silly cards. E' QSL is what I want ASAP!. Personally I only ever want one per new entity after that I wait for incoming only, I mean who wants to see them anyway? Presently I am out of my QSL cards with 512 Bureau labels printed, so apologies to anyone waiting, I am dealing! As for 4W/VK2QF cards, well they are right up to date as of today with around 2,690 distributed so far. 73 all round de Nev VK2QF UKSMG 1809.
Nev VK2QF <vk2qf(at} qsl net>
- Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 06:03:32 (GMT/BST)
Barry, some EH +2 calls belong to EA +3 holders, so try EA3OUA to OUZ &/or AOU to ZOU. Long winded I know, but worth a try ... 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 20:57:41 (GMT/BST)
Does anyone have QSL route for EH3OU? He is not on either QRZ or Buckmaster under either EH3OU or EA3OU. Thanks
Barry ZR6DXB <zr6dxb at qsl.net>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 20:25:07 (GMT/BST)
VQ9NL. QSL received in 1999 for 10 metre QSO, no problems. From the calls on his card, he seems to move around a bit.
G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 20:18:15 (GMT/BST)
Hi all. Has someone ever received a QSL from VQ9NL? His mgr is W4NML. Sent allready 2 cards and $$$ but never rec a qsl,.....
Pierre HB9QQ <HB9QQ@USKA.CH>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 19:17:23 (GMT/BST)
hi everyone i will be listening on 50.125 every day grid sq. en70 hope to work you soon thnx.&73's KB9UMI
kb9umi <kb9umi@hotmail.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 18:42:20 (GMT/BST)
Please note that the ZS1SIX will active again from tomorrow 17 FEB 2002 It will transmit on 50.080 mHz (fm MODULATION) CW and will identify itself with the Callsign and beacon Grid Locator........ VVV ZS1SIX/B JF96FB O/P: Approx. 8 - 10W Antenna: Inverted V Location: Cape Town Amateur Radio Centre, Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa. Info from ZS1KC OM Karl
zr1trd <zr1trd@qsl.net>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 17:19:34 (GMT/BST)
Whats qsl info 5A1A, heard he moved to Germany? BTW Got qsl 9M6EVT, NP3S, TG9NX.
PE1GNP <pe1gnp@qsl.net>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 16:05:50 (GMT/BST)
Rcvd today UN7QX card via W7BO, nice color QSL. 73 Lee.
Lee, F5NLY <f5nly@free.fr>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 15:54:41 (GMT/BST)
Re AGM, Dinner etc: There's one Convention and one dinner, on the Saturday night. It will be open to all Convention attendees, not specifically for UKSMG. But I'm sure many of our members will be there. RSGB seem to be having a problem sorting out the booking procedures - hang in there.... 73 Peter
Peter G4MJS <g4mjs@blacksheep.org>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 14:53:12 (GMT/BST)
I really hope that we get some DX soon, then we can stop all this bitchin'about QSL cards. For those waiting for a card from me I mailed out 200 last week and have about 60 to go. All others initial 6 and 2m QSO's will go via the buro. I would love to share some of the nastier emails about QSL's that I have had but this is an innappropriate forum. I will put them on my website which is under construction.
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 14:28:38 (GMT/BST)
I phoned RSGB HQ on Wednesday to book a ticket for the Convention and 'DX Dinner' on 6th April, but was told that they are waiting for more info. and would phone me back. I just want to check that the 'DX Dinner' is the UKSMG one, or is there another separate get-together that evening ? Look forward to seeing you there. 73
Chris GM3WOJ <gm3woj(at)talk21.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 14:02:55 (GMT/BST)
http://6m.dxers.info/maps/IO/activity.png - This is an example of the resulting information I'm beginning to gather by people forwarding their logs to me. Please send your 6m logs via: http://6m.dxers.info/upload/
Tim N1RZ <n1rz (at) n1rz.org>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 13:54:06 (GMT/BST)
Mike VE9AA. That's a brilliant idea. I can collect the HB9AA card and paste your call over it. That way you don't have to answer the direct QSL I sent you in December.
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 13:43:19 (GMT/BST)
It the so maniest time I hear the 5U Audio while those guys are just working HF. It really P....s me offfff bigtime. Just asked the 21mc op and all he said was NO 6M RADIO QRZ....A real SAD story.......
Ray, PA4PA <@50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 13:34:43 (GMT/BST)
Dave, I'll claim HB9AA's 4U1 QSL card if he doesn't want it. Perhaps a little white correction fluid over the "HB" part and I can make it into a "VE9AA" QSL card. Only kidding!!! ;-) Flat here for more than a week. See you all on the weekend? Who knows?! 73 dit dit, Mike
Mike VE9AA <mycall@hotmail.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 11:19:55 (GMT/BST)
The information given in the RSGB directions to resheath college for the Vhf Convention are incorrect it is JUNCTION 16 of the M6 Not Junction 6 Regards G8bfl
Bernard G8bfl <bjayne@Ntlxxx.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 11:09:27 (GMT/BST)
Re 4U1ITU operation in August 2001. I still have a number of QSL cards awaiting collection: LZ2DF, LZ2WM, LZ1CD, LZ3BD/2, LZ5UV, F1ADS, F1DUO, F1IXQ, F8OP, F5UAM, EH7RZ, EH7KY, EH5FKX, EH2AGZ, CT1HZE, GM8LFB, GM7PBB, GM4VVX, GW4VEQ, HB9AA, HB9AJU, HB9HLM, IK1YWB, IZ7DPB, IK2GSO, I2YWR and I2YSB. If they are not claimed by the end of March they are off to the bureau and as I don't have any more 4U1ITU cards I will not be able to respond to direct requests. You will either have to wait for the bureau card or send dircect to the IARC address for 4U1ITU in Geneva. This is the other side of QSLing - you can't get rid of them! 73s
Dave EI3IO <EI3IO at connogue.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 10:44:19 (GMT/BST)
Just rec. QSL VK3SIX..tnx Steve...cards are ready this weekend...will QSL as soon as possible to all who's waiting..incl. a lot of USA guys.
Paul ON5PU <on9bgp at pandora.be>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 10:36:31 (GMT/BST)
Nice mail day - tnx to D44TD!
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 10:00:12 (GMT/BST)
Mohamad HZ1MD and Peter PA2VST mni tnx for QSL, very fast turnround.73 gordon
Gordon GW8ASA <gw8asa@ntlworld.com>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 09:28:56 (GMT/BST)
Finally someone with a sense of humour - TNX!
Uffe PA5DD <noucha@worldonline.nl>
- Friday, February 15, 2002 at 09:11:48 (GMT/BST)
After all censored this is a captive page, frequented by a bunch of wierdos, who really have not grasp on reality an spend their waking hours listening to white noise frequented occasionally by an all out dog fight. Two days without dx and these addicts suffer withdrawal symptoms and blame everyone from the Pope down. They work illegal dx with illegal power levels and then post the results for anyone to view. Lucky for them the radio police don't bother with the trivia you see here otherwise a few top guns would quickly become lil ole pistols and their gear would become the property of the crown.
Republican <at USA>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 23:14:25 (GMT/BST)
Re: 9K operation - I worked 9K2ZR (N6UXB) and 9K2WR on 6 in March/April 1992. Perhaps N6UXB can shed some light on the legality of 6m operation.
Colin, GW3RYR / 7Q7CM <c.morgan(at)wlv.ac.uk>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 22:42:58 (GMT/BST)
Does someone knows the rigth e-mail address of 9Z4BM? The e-mail found in QRZ.COM is wrong or cancelled. Thanks for help
Silvio IW1AZJ <smrua@tiscalinet.it>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 19:30:57 (GMT/BST)
Alex IW0GPN and others. I will be in Kuwait from Feb 17-27. I have been in touch with the club station 9K2RA and have been told that they are not allowed to operate on 50 MHZ. I will find out more next week and pass it on. I guess i will operate on 10Meters only while there. 73 all N5jeh
N5JEH ED <aesitt@spinn.net>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 16:46:54 (GMT/BST)
Mike - GU6AJE, Thanks your info, will be QRV as TA5/ More info : www.qsl.net/pa3hen
Theo - PA3HEN <pa3hen@amsat.org>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 16:19:26 (GMT/BST)
Hi all. How long will the 5U6 boys be qrv on 6m? Tnx for info. 73
Pierre HB9QQ <HB9QQ@USKA.CH>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 16:01:15 (GMT/BST)
YI9OM lost his transvertor. It is under repair so he'll be back. 73's
johan,on4ant <on4ant@arrl.net>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 14:09:58 (GMT/BST)
hi all, Recently I blow up my FT102 mains transformer.. in the PACC test.. Now use the IC706 backup. Did anyone ever modified the IC706 for having a separate RX only input? There is a spare opening in the backpannel for some optional BNC?? I did not find this information at the fb MOD.DK site Otherwise i have to find out my self and need the technical documentation of the IC706 to make that easy. The separate RX input is very convenient for connecting a preamp or bandfilter etc whithout risk of distroying it by the tx output. And about a certain african activity i would say have mercy with the weekend hams noth of the evening tep zone.. 73
jaap PA0OOS <pa0oos@qsl.net>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 13:45:33 (GMT/BST)
Hi guys.... anyone could help me ? I don't understand why some years ago there are some stations from 9K (Kuwait) active on 6 meters, and why they aren't qrv now. Anyone has info ? Where are now 9K2ZR 9K2HA and others ? We still need Kuwait on 6m. Please an answer, maybe are they illegal ? And what about YI9OM ?? Why only one-day activation ? Tnx 73 de
Alex IW0GPN <iw0gpnatamsat.org>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 13:38:01 (GMT/BST)
To G0JJL, Dear OM, I want to preform the mod to gain some extra RX freqencies as the ICOM IC 736 covers 0-30 & 45-60 I,m not interested in TXing out off band and I don't want to jeopardize my licence because of that. Next month I,ll have to show up for my 6 meter licence and I want to be ready for it(equimentwise so to speak) The reason for the mod is to gain a few mcs filling the gap between 30-45 mhz, as a DX monitor tool! My rig comes direct from the US, and ICOM america told me it was possible to do this mod, to fill atleast a little bit of this gap. My HAM friend in the US is checking this out just now If I now the mod I,ll put it on here and at www.mods.dk for all IC736 users Bestalways 73 cul Hans
Hans PD0RXG <unit175(at)yahoo.com>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 11:40:36 (GMT/BST)
A very quick one in the mail today. Recvd YI9OM qso Febr 3. Thanks Peter for fast reply. Fantastic to have cfmd this one.
Tjerry PBøANX <pb0anx@50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 10:51:24 (GMT/BST)
Theo: TA yes, SV no. In TA must sign TA#/ for the call area, TA0/ if it is an island. 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 10:48:35 (GMT/BST)
Who knows if it is allowed to use 6 mtr under CEPT rules in TA & SV? Please info.
Theo - PA3HEN <pa3hen@amsat.org>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 10:38:15 (GMT/BST)
Nice day...started with UK9AA booming, EY, EX, UN and than 9 JA's in the log. And the cream on the coffee: 5U6W first weak on 110 but within 10 minutes booming on .115 working split. Good operator today. 73's>
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst***50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 10:28:55 (GMT/BST)
JAPAN RARE GRID PL14 QRV WE JR6BZK JA6MBW JI1DMH WILL BE ON THE AIR FROM YONAGUNI ISLAND OKINAWA PREF. (GLID PL14 & IOTA AS-024) 22 FEB. TO 5 MARCH 2002. WE HOPE TO GET GOOD PROPAGATION BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE ISLAND. GOOD DXING ON 6M BAND. 73'S JF1CZQ/JR6BZK TOSHIYASU "TOM" SUMIMOTO
Tom Sumimoto JF1CZQ <jf1czq@jarl.com>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 23:33:03 (GMT/BST)
Regarding mods to radio equipment you should be aware that if the mod enables your transmitter to operate outside of the ham bands for your particular country then you could be breaking the law. In the Uk the licence is granted to cover installation as well as use. So if your radio transmits on say 60Mhz after being modified you would require a licence, which would not be granted as ham equipment is not type approved unlike like other radio equipment meant for use in the UK. The law says it is a criminal offence in the UK. See info sheet RA67 "The Radio Users guide to the Law" at www.radio.gov.uk. Better to keep it legal!
John, G0JJL <johnsixmaniac.idps.co.uk>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 23:10:29 (GMT/BST)
re: IC-736....Been searching for this mod for years! If you find it, please let us all know. I have never heard of that diode mod. I would think having 40-45Mhz much more important that 30-33Mhz IMHO. Good luck and have fun! de Mike BTW, to the UK boys, see the swap page for my posting-thanks
ve9aa Mike <veyouknowwhat@hotmail.com>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 21:53:38 (GMT/BST)
Re:Censored. Just to put the record straight from my perspective, I can categorically state that no offensive langauge or comments were contained in my posting in support of N1RZ's earlier posting. However my comment did relate to what Tim said and I merely supported his views. As Chris says, he has the final say on what is and is not allowed on HIS pages and he is the final arbitor. So be it. End of subject. I would appreciate it Chris if you did not remove this comment as I think it only fair that I have the right to reply after your last posting on the subject.
G4HBA, Roger <g4hba6mdx.eurobell.co.uk>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 21:24:23 (GMT/BST)
RU4CE qsl in the post today from 30th December QSO. 73 de
Andy-GD0TEP <@qsl.net>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 21:20:11 (GMT/BST)
I find it hard to announce that our friend Jean-Claude TR8XX (F2XX) passed away yesterday morning. All the 6 meters ham's community is in mourning. You can offer one's condolences to TR8CA : tr8ca@inet.ga Georges F8OP
Georges, F8OP <f8op(at)wanadoo.fr>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 21:14:34 (GMT/BST)
SILENT KEY. I find it hard to announce that our friend Jean-Claude TR8XX (F2XX) passed away yesterday morning. All the 6 meters ham's community is in mourning. You can offer one's condolences to TR8CA : tr8ca@inet.ga
Georges F8OP <f8op***wanadoo.fr>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 21:03:11 (GMT/BST)
Can anyone help me and confirm the correct QSL route for 6Y5RV. It gives a QSL manager in Buckmaster and only a PO address in QRZ Also Ive been trying to get a confirmation for a qso with T90A from the contest on 07/07/2001 with no success and would welcom any suggestions Many thanks yet again Don MM5AJW
don MM5AJW <mckay@btinternet.com>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 20:19:27 (GMT/BST)
Hans, the diodes are used to set the region the radio is sold, so USA will have different diode placings to Europe. If you do not get any definate advise, try various combinations of diodes, I did this on my Kenwood TS690 to give full Rx up to 60MHz. Seem to rememeber I had to remove 2 diodes but then use one of them in a space where previously there was no diode (it was 10 years ago so a bit hazy now on how I did it). Be careful though as you may give yourself extra Tx coverage as well (my 690 now Tx's above 7.1MHz on the 40m band).
Darrell G0HVQ <g0hvq@fatcat.clara.co.uk>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 19:27:04 (GMT/BST)
I'm looking for ADIF formatted 6m logs. Please send yours to me today! 73 http://6m.dxers.info/upload/
Tim N1RZ <n1rz (at) n1rz.org>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 19:26:29 (GMT/BST)
Hi all, Who knows if therse a mod to fill the gap between 45>60 Mhz on my ICOM IC736. Icom america told me to cut (remove) D15 & D14 from the logicboard, but this one has only D15 to cut. After the mod the radio should at least cover 3 extra Mc up to 33Mhz Having those extra few Mc's could be very handy to monitor the riging MUF towards the magic band. Kind Regards '73 Hans
Hans PD0RXG <unit175@yahoo.com>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 18:56:46 (GMT/BST)
Date change In Aris Namibia JG86 V51/G4DMA March 17-29 2002 Qrv 6 Cheers Laurence (Flo) KL7/G4DMA
KL7/G4DMA <noemailbutalaska@verycold.net>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 16:26:59 (GMT/BST)
PWØT - Daily Report - All the Northeastern Brazilian Group, arrived yesterday in Rio de Janeiro International Airport. Rolf, PY1RO was there for giving a very warm welcome. They are staying in Niteroi City close to the Navy Base, and they left for Dinner in a typical Portuguese food restaurant. After dinner at Rolf's home the group could see several Trindade's Videos from past operations,(PY0TM,PY0TUP and others). Now the group expects today W9VA's arrival, and PY1RO will again gave him hospitality at the airport. At Noon all group will meet at the hotel to discuss details of PW0T operation. Dick N6FF,Peter PY5CC and Herminio PY5HSD, will be arriving tomorrow at noon. Oms PY5EG, will join the gang for a special Dinner in a Brazilian "Churrascaria". Departure date is confirmed to be Friday Feb 15th, noon. 73's
Peter PY5CC / PYØFM / PWØT operator <PY5CC@50mhz.com>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 16:10:56 (GMT/BST)
I will be in the Falklands from 24th Feb 2002 - Mar16th 2002 and then on Ascension Island from the 16th - 26th March 2002 will be as active as QRL allows on 6m. QSL as normal via DL1SDN. May well be in ZD7 for a week (+/-) later this year also. CU on 6m Mark=
VP8CSA & ZD8CSA <noemail@this_page.co.uk>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 14:09:10 (GMT/BST)
There's no such thing as free speech - someone always ends up paying for it....
Mike GU6AJE
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 12:49:24 (GMT/BST)
Re "Censored". Yes, life's a bitch ain't it? As I have a responsibility for the UKSMG site I have the right to delete any message I deem offensive. This has been stated at the top of this page for the last six years. I will only delete postings if they contain unaccepatable language, or in the case of this last week, where postings have been addressed to a particular individual and are objectionable - and I will continue doing so doing. This obligation won't stop me venting my spleen occasionally also (and I can be told off for doing so!) Chris
Chris, G3WOS <g3wos@uksmg.org>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 12:45:33 (GMT/BST)
Received cards from FY5KE and YV1DIG. EA7JX the qsl manager for YV1DIG is a qsl card printer so he enclosed some samples of his work, they really are FB cards at very competitive prices. Take a look at his website www.qslcard.org 73
Peter G3KNU <peter.jackson17(at)ntlworld.com>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 10:42:34 (GMT/BST)
Hey all, in the near future will I start again as /mm. Erwin, PA3BLS, will stay in contact with me. We made a new website incl. announcement page and Erwin will put more info here. If you copie me or you have other info, please write down as well so I or Erwin can read it and inform me. look at www.qsl.net/pa3hen
Theo - MoHEN <m0hen@qsl.net>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 09:00:35 (GMT/BST)
Seems WOS can go on the n1rz chat page last sunday and slag off the 5U expedition , but others can't do same about what they want to speak about .
Censored <freespeech@ww.com.org>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 03:36:11 (GMT/BST)
Jeff, I have worked and qsl'd with JA1DDH so that is also a good call. 73
David ZF1DC <@qsl.net>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 02:30:12 (GMT/BST)
Found the JK4 in previous post via N1RZ's site...one down, one to go...
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 01:50:01 (GMT/BST)
Anyone know if JK4USZ and JA1DDH are valid calls? Don't see any JK4's listed in the databases (closest is a JE4 w/ same suffix but diffrenet grid and 1st name...)and can't find the JA1. I didn't get the impression that they were pirates or bogus operators and I'm 98% sure I copied their calls correctly. Is there a way of looking up new JA callsigns recently issued ala the FCC database equivalent? If so, imagine info would be in Japanese characters...! All a minor dilemna but would appreciate any info anyone could provide on this. Thanks! Now back to working on guy lines for new mast before the rains come down...and cheerio-aloha...
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 23:36:30 (GMT/BST)
Paul, further to last... Heard/worked in both VK2 & VK4 last cycle: 6W Senegal via LP: 6/2/91 02:05, 24/2/91 01:38 and 2/3/91 22:45. 9L1 beacon heard on 16/2/91 01:30, 23/2/91 00:10 and 1/3/91 23:30 ...11 years ago! We're in the window now. Please pass the word to other African stations to look for VK/ZL via LP.
Adam, VK4CP <vk4cpbigpond.com>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 22:12:47 (GMT/BST)
Censored again, what happened to democracy? Did we offend some one?
G4HBA, Roger <g4hba6mdx.eurobell.co.uk>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 21:23:11 (GMT/BST)
Paul ZS6NK: ZL video via LP. Interesting! Any sign of VK video on 46.172? Come down to ~310 degrees. 73, Adam
Adam, VK4CP <vk4cpbigpond.com>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 21:08:44 (GMT/BST)
Video on 45.239 and 45.260 bearing 330 up S5 at 1944. OH cluster wont take info .73 de
Paul zs6nk <paulus(at)pixie.co.za>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 20:21:50 (GMT/BST)
PA2VST,how long did you wait for qsl from TG9NX? I sent mine DIRECT to Buckmaster address in OCTOBER 2001 but still no reply.73 Bill.
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy@btinternet.com>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 19:44:46 (GMT/BST)
Today QSL from TG9NX with the mail. Great one to get confirmed. 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst(at)50mhz.com>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 18:54:31 (GMT/BST)
5U6W: I think that the right locator is JK13 like it was in 2000 dxped. . All the members of the dxped. are HF workers so they don't know how six are, and maybe they don't like them too. GL 73 de
Alex IW0GPN <iw0gpnatamsat.org>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 17:30:48 (GMT/BST)
no DX today , but in the mail 3V8CB and KD4CSJ
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 16:29:49 (GMT/BST)
For David: 5U4R on 10m was giving QTH as Niamey, capital of Niger, which makes it JK13 on my map (but it is a bit close to the edge of the square...) 73
Mike GU6AJE / MU5MUF <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 15:31:22 (GMT/BST)
Not bad: hrd 3 different CU's from HM68,77, wkd CU3ED from HM68 for a new grid. PY0FF/b was 559, 9Y4TL 52, PY8EA 52, VO1's 57. 5U6W was there, well over S9. TR0A/b as usual 559 for many hours but no humans there. 73...
Max, DK1MAX <dk1max(at)web.de>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 13:58:19 (GMT/BST)
A tremendous job David? Well I don't know about that, but I am looking at it from a 6m ops point of view, anyway they are in the log that is the main thing! Panic over.
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 13:19:33 (GMT/BST)
5U6W was "blasting" through here at 10.30z in IO93 square. I wonder if anyone has got the exact Grid Locator Square for the 5U6? If so please show it on the UKSMG Announcement page as I feel sure many other hams would like to know it! As the HB9 station mentioned earlier the operator tried very hard by working split. But he stayed just above the calling channel and the split was very narrow. I do wish these operators who call on the calling channel would move well up once they have made contact. Its so crazy when they "block" the channel to others wishing to get through. I know you have heard this all before! But hopefully the message will get through in time. I must congratulate the 5U team who are doing a tremendous job on the HF and LF Bands. I think I have heard them on eight bands now. Sorry for the brag!! Hope the team get on 6m more often before they go QRT. Now up to 135 countries heard on 6m. Just another brag! 73 to all. David in Harrogate North Yorkshire.
David BRS 25429 <brs25429@compuserve.com>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 12:41:36 (GMT/BST)
Very good opening to 5U this morning, starting at 0850 to 0920z with strong sigs and a tremendous pile up. First as 5U6A and then 5U6W. Used spilt from 50.112 to 50.114. 2 Kcs is a very smal gab, why not using 20 Kcs? Hope to hear you tmw. Pierre
Pierre HB9QQ <HB9QQ@USKA.CH>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 10:45:15 (GMT/BST)
Another quick return of qsl from EX8MLE. Two weeks only f/b.
Brian/G3SYC <briangee3syc.freeserve.co.uk>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 09:17:17 (GMT/BST)
Very frustrating to see yourself spotted by two VR2's after calling "CQ Asia" but not being able to copy them due to too much frying pan QRN...S7 all afternoon! Some days are like this and it's part of the challenge of six, but...darn! Anyroad, many thanks to VR2XMT and VR2LC for the spots and efforts to make good qso's---I will try agn when cdx are better here. Aloha!
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 04:37:51 (GMT/BST)
SM7BAE: your QSL is on the way. Thank you!
Jon N0JK <n0jk hotmail.com>
- Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 03:20:07 (GMT/BST)
Barry, you will find that the callsign you're looking for is on buckmaster as EA3CZM. 73 de
Andy-GD0TEP <@qsl.net>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 18:18:58 (GMT/BST)
Hi all, Back on air with the IC 706 once more! Diode and switching transistor knocked out by back emf in filter board. Boy, those surface mount components get smaller every day - even when you can see them, you can't tell what they are - especially when what they are is dead... 73 all and great sighs of relief (especially in the £££ dept!)
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 18:11:28 (GMT/BST)
Anyone have QSL route for EH3CZM? Worked last night for new grid, but not listed on QRZ or Buckmaster! Thanks
Barry ZR6DXB <zr6dxb at qsl.net>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 18:07:12 (GMT/BST)
only dx today was FP5BU but a newone #113 , and in the mail V73AT, tnx Tim and manager
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 16:16:10 (GMT/BST)
The mailman always has a lot to do on Mondays. Today I want to say thank you to WA2LXG, K3KYR, CO2OJ, OX3SA and JA6WFM/HR3 for your QSLcards. 73 !
Ken SM7CMV <kenth@kastanje.tomelilla.se>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 16:10:11 (GMT/BST)
Congratulations Peter VK4APG of getting your DXCC.. You kept that one quiet!! Looking to hear you from the reef.. mind the ankel this time...
Cliff G1IOV <m5acu***hotmail.com>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 09:06:15 (GMT/BST)
RE:5U Maybe if someone points out to the team that they are missing out on some $ by not working N EU on 50mhz... Mike you are right about at least some of the big HF DXpeditions and their attitude to Six. Hopefully now that IOTA is accepting 50Mhz and that the word is getting around that the big 50Mhz groups are good for funding a dedicated Six Op this will all change... well I can dream cant I ??
Cliff G1IOV <m5acu***hotmail.com>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 08:59:42 (GMT/BST)
Nick; We are a "few" that would not mind hearing them (=5U)on .110 for a week!
Bo, SM7FJE <bn****aaaaa.se>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 08:32:49 (GMT/BST)
Re. 5U/.110: Also LP season to the Pacific has started. The 5U is 59 plus mucho in the night, wiping +/-5 KHz. It is nice to have HF expeditions coming on 6 m but .110 xtal controlled ......... same old story.
Jose eh7kw <ea7kw*****ure.es>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 07:41:57 (GMT/BST)
TEP to South America is just starting into the Middle East, but a chance to hear anything new is being made very difficult by the 5U DXpedition, I am heartily sick of them. When they do come to six they always stay on .110, rockbound it seems.
Nick 5B4FL <5b4fl(at)qsl.net>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 06:55:50 (GMT/BST)
Good news Mike. The Mellish Reef dxpdn April 12-22 has dedicated 6m ops (at least three)and will be running a breakable keyer 24 hrs a day for 10 days (or until the fuel runs out!!)We'll be looking your way during the most likely time slots (1900-0200). Good Hunting on Six de peter.
Peter, vk4apg <pjgardenatgil.com.au>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 06:19:06 (GMT/BST)
Unfortunately the tales of woe re: 5U are a common thread in HF expeditions. More often than not, "6M" is more of an annoyance or afterthought than anything else at all. It's a fact of life; Until 6m stays open 10-12hrs a day, year after year (like 10m) (and of course this is an impossibility), 6m will continue to be treated as a novelty like Satellite, RTTY, PSK31, etc. This only way to insure constant 6m activity is to have a dedicated 6m op who is KEEN on the band and knows his/her stuff. I used to complain too, and I feel your pain, missing the 5U like you guys have, but I have come to accept that it's just a fact of life in "HF" expeditions. Not much we can do about it, unless we furnish these expeditions with ops ourselves! HI HI! 73 es enjoy what prop you have. Dead here for days. Looks grim. Hope the equinox brings AF,SA & PAC which we've seen very little of this cycle. dit dit
ve9aa Mike <mycall@hotmail.com>
- Monday, February 11, 2002 at 04:26:03 (GMT/BST)
Well said Conrad - What a frustrating day !! Had 5U audio in for over 4 hours today up to S9+40 . Tried to get the 5U DXped guys to qsy from HF to 6mtrs and was told - no can do , no ops !!despite me telling them the band was open. Can some of our southern Eu ops ask them to at least keep a rig on 50110 and listen once in a while during the daytime. 73 all
Peter G3IBI <pascutt(at)tcp.co.uk>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 21:58:58 (GMT/BST)
To all EI readers. Is anyone thinking of going to the UKSMG AGM and dinner in Crewe on 6 April from EI? I'm looking at logistics and I'm not absolutely certain whether I'll be able to go due to work commitments but if I can swing it I guess it could be nice to harmonise travel arrangements especially if anyone is thinking of going Friday afternoon/evening in order to be at the venue bright and early to get their QSL cards checked for DXCC!! My telephone number during day is (national) 01 272 2066. 73s
Dave EI3IO <dcourt@connogue.com>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 21:16:13 (GMT/BST)
One of the operators from my radio club has just bought an FTV107 transverter, it has 144 and 432 Mhz installed. He is looking for a 6m module for it, please email me if you have one available, he is just starting out so be kind to him.
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 18:21:11 (GMT/BST)
Following my earlier post, for those waiting for TI5KD cards. All outstanding 6m cards have been mailed.
Dave G4RGK <g4rgk@hdeng.freeserve.co.uk>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 15:27:47 (GMT/BST)
Once again the path to 5U has been wide open to N.EU. The 5U ops do not wish to come on 6m. I urge one of the Iatlian speaking 6m ops to inform them of the situation. Their practice of coming on 6m late evening for the southern med is upsetting to say the least, most of the southern med already worked 5U. Please try to get them to come on 6m at 12:00 utc for a few hours, it's not like they won't have a pileup!73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 14:41:07 (GMT/BST)
RE: OZ0JX; Sören you most likely had a partial QSO with FR1AN. Bo SM7FJE - Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 07:13:20 (GMT/BST) yep i guess so Bo, i was checking the spot-database and no such call exist so it have to be a un-valid qso with FR1AN :-(( tnx anyway...
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 10:39:20 (GMT/BST)
GW3MFY, Bill. You probably typed in the wrong address. Just copy/paste the address. It's '.html' at the end not '.htm'. I just checked it. It works.
Bob, 9a4k <9a3ji__ipc.hr>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 08:56:09 (GMT/BST)
OZ0JX; Sören you most likely had a partial QSO with FR1AN.
Bo SM7FJE <bn at aaaaa.se>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 07:13:20 (GMT/BST)
OZ50MHz DX Bulletin #02-006 now available at www.qsl.net/oz6om/ vy 73 de
Matt OZ6OM <@qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 03:04:24 (GMT/BST)
For SWAP, UK Television. Alba ctv3400 , 14" Hi-Res Color TV on PAL 1 system,EU 240V , c/w remote control. Make me an offer. Just collecting dust here. Like new Condx. Trade? Buyer to pay shipping.
Mike VE9AA <ve9aa@hotmail.com>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 21:38:01 (GMT/BST)
Anyone knows Alan F6FBH e-mail ? Tnx and 73 de
Alex IW0GPN <iw0gpnatamsat.org>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 13:04:59 (GMT/BST)
I hearby wish that reference to my callsigns GI8YDZ/GI0OTC be removed from all 6M GI first lists. Due to petty bickering over claims, I no longer want to be a part of any first list or standings table. Thank you..
Alan, GI0OTC <gi0otcntlworld.com>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 11:39:36 (GMT/BST)
anyone know the adress 5R1AN and do he exist can´t find him in any call-book
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 10:31:16 (GMT/BST)
Hi Gary, Cock n Bull, top of hill - surprised you remember one by the harbour, hi. Still going through IC706 diags (that site Bob sent the link for is amazing - tech diags for nearly every rig I've ever heard of...), narrowing it down. It has to be filters or switching, just need to find the bit that can cause my symptoms, but it probably will have to go to "hospital" anyway :-( Just glad I didn't dispose of the old kit when I upgraded the station!!! Normal service but with only 25W output and less dynamic range on RX... 73 all
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 10:18:53 (GMT/BST)
Bob 9a4k unable to download Krasnodar.....http file 404 not found by internet explorer 73 Bill
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy@btinternet.com>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 10:15:17 (GMT/BST)
MIKE: yep cant remember the name of the pubs we got "SHEDDED" in!!! the 1 by the harbour or the 1 up that hill?? which ever 1 i cant remember the name of it......I drowned my sorrows last nite too but paying for that now OUCH cheers hope ya get it sorted out mate....73
Gary M0CTP <m0ctp#yahoo>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 07:17:13 (GMT/BST)
My local friend JE1NCP WILL BE QRV from 8Q7. feb 11-18 his CALL 8Q7JE will be 50.105 BCN
ja1kaw <ja1kaw@jarl.com>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 06:49:49 (GMT/BST)
WOW! Terrific afternoon here in KH6... PY's, JR6, JA's and BV6JD 54 to 56, all ssb .110 to .135. Crazy opening with Asia & SA going at same time--but nice to be caught right in the middle!! Missed the VR2's that were into the other side of KH6 (wkd by Ron, WH6O in BL01)as well as VK9NS who was spotted wkg JA's, etc. Well, guess I shouldn't get greedy, but this spate of DX has me hungry for more... Maybe tomorrow...my voice is going hoarse anyway. Major fun----Thanks and GL to all. Long live Cycle 23!
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 03:41:48 (GMT/BST)
Peter, got DFL 1.65/75 Euro cents (the price they should pay) a piece here last time exchanged (november 28th 2001).....seems to depend on the PO...international hi...right.....just don't send them to me.
Ray, PA4PA <50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 20:51:10 (GMT/BST)
Thanks for the info Hans DK9KX, best wishes Bill
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy@btinternet.com>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 19:55:15 (GMT/BST)
IRC's: Old irc's are still in use here in PA land. But the old ones are not good for a stamp out of Europe any more. I had to pay a little extra. Every old irc is calculated as the old value DFL.1,60. A stamp out of Europe is €0,75 which is about DFl.1,65. Within Europe I can still use them. So be carefull using these old IRC's across the world. 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst(at)50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 18:52:46 (GMT/BST)
Re 5U locator: Hi Freddy, you will find the locator on his QSL card. Please no loc exchange over the air. 73
Tom DL7AV <dl7avonline.de>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 18:42:18 (GMT/BST)
ZB2EO QSL recieved yesterday, making 98 cfmd of 109 on 6 meters for me. Still waiting on E3, PJ, IS0, JX, Z3, 9A, SP, LY, JY, ER & VP2V. QSLs sent (with $, of course) approximately 3 months ago but not yet received include 9A3FT, SP2OFW, LY2BAW, JY9NX, ER1OO & VP2VI (9+ months). The latter 2 I sent both direct and through manager. These cards are needed for dxcc confirmation -returns would be appreciated.
Dave N3DB <callsign_at_radix.net>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 17:49:43 (GMT/BST)
Hi all: 1st Bob : thanks for the link - downloading now! And Gary - just been drowning my sorrows in a place you know but probably can't remember, hi hi. 73 all
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 16:29:48 (GMT/BST)
Hi guys, i wish to speak about 5U Dxpedition, how is possible that he does know his WWlocator?? They go in Africa for working also Six and are not inquired about geographic coordianates before starting from Italy??? It is like going in a dispersed part of the world for working HF cw without carry the keyer !!!! Bhoooo outlandish situation 73's
Freddy IW1DIM <call@amsat.org>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 15:52:44 (GMT/BST)
Mike Ref: 706 i cooked mine on rx was a fet on f/e input! fed it direct with RF 400wish but sent it to my mate Dave who fixed it & it was loads better than standard so maybe a blessing MIKE!
Gary M0CTP <m0ctp#yahoo>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 15:44:01 (GMT/BST)
9U5D As Beacon I like to inform you that I have my IC-706 working as a Beacon on 50072.0 when I am not in my Shack. I have reduced power output to 20 Watts to not heat up the transceiver too much. The antenna is a 3 el. beam I direction North. The Beacon sends a series of “bips” followed by callsign, 9U5D. Pls report heard to: 9u5d@winlink.org This E-mail cam’s to me via Short Wave Ham E-mailing station ZS5S in South Africa. ONLY short messages! 73 de Gus, 9U5D Burundi, Africa
Gus, 9U5D <9u5d@winlink.org>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 14:04:47 (GMT/BST)
YS1RR qsl rxed direct no problem . It took a few weeks to get here though. On another matter I'm still looking for a card from EK6AD. I seem to recall that someone in PA land ( ? ) was going to investigate the possibilities of arranging a DHL delivery . Anyone any news on this ?? 73 all
Peter G3IBI <pascutt(at)tcp.co.uk>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 13:15:53 (GMT/BST)
Mike, look at http://krasnodar.online.ru/hamradio/sch_eng.html Lot of goodies there :-)
Bob, 9a4k <9a3ji**ipc.hr>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 13:03:45 (GMT/BST)
Help: does anyone have a schematic (even block diag) for the IC706mk1 filter unit? 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 11:05:14 (GMT/BST)
HZ1MD. Many thanks Mohamad and to your qsl Manager Peter PA2VST for very nice card received this morning. I was just wondering if anyone has received their qsl cards from VR6LC, XV3AA, YS1RR and YV4YC. All these SWL reports were sent out over 10 weeks ago with SAE and return postage. Thanks for any help! David A Whitaker BRS 25429.
David BRS 25429 <brs25429@compuserve.com>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 10:48:13 (GMT/BST)
RE V51C: Ian Sutherland, P. O. Box 2327, Walvis Bay, Namibia. Email insatiway.na Ian is a good qsler. Hans
Hans DK9KX <dk9kxatnetcologne.de>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 10:30:44 (GMT/BST)
Hi Ray, afraid the smell was definitely of the frazzled component type - think I've lost a relay/pin diode in filter board - RX very deaf but functional (at least 60dB down), tx fine. Back to Plan B - the old IC202 + transverter - I'm down but not out, hi hi 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 09:00:42 (GMT/BST)
NEW upto date PA First list now online www.qsl.net/6pa, I hope qsl.net is working ok, very slow last 2-3 days 73's Kees pe1mcd
Kees pe1mcd <pe1mcd€50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 08, 2002 at 08:51:32 (GMT/BST)
DF6KPS, Horst I rcvd a card from TI5KD ok during January via CBA.
Dave G4RGK <g4rgk@hdeng.freeserve.co.uk>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 22:39:21 (GMT/BST)
Steve, VK3SIX - there is 9A callbook at www.hamradio.hr Regarding YU4, I'm sure it's not recognized as Bosnia. Regards. Bob
Bob, 9a4k <9a3ji**ipc.hr>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 22:23:45 (GMT/BST)
oh dear oh dear!! .. so are you still qrv opr what mike?..hope the smell was just an old pork pie down the back of your desk?????...ray
Ray gm7nzi <ray@gm7nzi.freeserve.co.uk>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 22:02:48 (GMT/BST)
Today received JW0PK waited for so long. Yesterday I got the beautifull HC8N card. Their all came direct from the managers. The XW0X card is in my collection for more than a month now. I had no difficulties with it. Good luck and 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst(at)50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 21:56:59 (GMT/BST)
VK3SIX - For what its worth, I have worked YU1EU 7 times on 6m (2001=cw). Never worked YU1IU. You probably worked YU1EU. On the YU4, that I think is the Serbian part of Bosnia. I would assume that the licence may not have been issued from Sarajevo so will not count for DXCC. Only an assumption.
John, EI7GL <ei7glATqsl.net>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 21:42:14 (GMT/BST)
Hi all. Does anyone ever got a QSL from TI5KD? Also waiting for FG5BG (3 mnths)and JW0PK for loooong time. 73's Horst
Horst DF6KPS <df6kps@hotmail.com>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 21:40:00 (GMT/BST)
QSL route or email address for V51C anyone please,Buck email address bounced?Thanks Bill.
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy@btinternet.com>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 20:44:41 (GMT/BST)
0817z YU1IU KN04 or YU1EU KN04, it is confusing and one dit the difference, didnt copy the last bit of the LOC which is either dl or cl. Neither station has email address.
vk3six again <same>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 19:27:02 (GMT/BST)
For Ray, the whereabouts about Hiroo XW0X at http://qth.com/dxshack I am waiting as well.... Good Luck.
I0WTD Stefano <i0wtdatlibero.it>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 19:24:40 (GMT/BST)
I am planning dxp to VK8OT Darwin and maybe VK9 Lord Howe Island during holidays in next 6 weeks. Details shortly. Also I have processed most cards for Feb 3rd opening, but am having trouble getting addresses for the following stations: 0758z 9A4HK, 07:55z 9A7WV, S51DY 0808z, ON5NT 08:23z, SP8UFT 08:28z, ON5PU 08:31z, DK2PH, DL7BU, DL8AK, 0834z-0836z: DJ6RX 08:45z, IW1CCS but now know that was IW1CCH. All I1 cards gone to IW1DIM thanks. Also does anyone know the status of YZ4IZ with Bosnia qth in CBA is he legit qso with Bosnia for DXCC purposes? Also YU1IU can't email him for details either. Some EUs must update their QRZ/Buckmaster listing, one French guy has different addresses and LOC in either entry. There are probably callsign miscopies in the lot above and also a couple of partials with OE stations, so email if you can prove your claim with time and the rst that I sent you. VK3SIX.
Steve <vk3sixatwia.org.au>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 19:09:44 (GMT/BST)
It would be probably time limited, but may i ask what is the point of putting 1KW into a dummy load like a 3 el yagi?
UhOh <at ww>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 18:52:52 (GMT/BST)
Oh dear oh dear - nasty smell in shack, no sigs ANYWHERE, think I just blew up my rx...... oh dear oh dear oh dear
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 17:54:53 (GMT/BST)
I have A 3 element beam made by MET the power rating is given as 1000WATTS, could anybody tell me if that would be CW or only SSB,in case when tunning up I put up to much power! 73 gd DX.
STEWART G1HHO <gordon.reeve@btinternet.com>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 14:59:08 (GMT/BST)
Re XW0X/Hiroo. Had NO difficulty with qsl. 2 irc's and prompt return.
Brian/G3SYC <brian@gee3syc.freeserve.co.uk>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 14:22:25 (GMT/BST)
RE:XW0X.....Worked him too last year and on his page he claims to respond the next day if 2 IRC's were included. I enclosed 3 to be sure but NADA till now. Guess that days in Laos must take forever...great against aging problems :-) BTW anyone knows a valid email of Hiroo let me know...send a few of those too but NADA also. 73 Ray
Ray, PA4PA <pa4pa@50mhz.com>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 13:38:38 (GMT/BST)
Does anyone IN THE UK, know where I can get the following item please? http://www.hamstuff.com/QView/qslholders.html
Neil G0JHC <carr.n@runshaw.ac.uk>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 11:08:56 (GMT/BST)
Hi Ray - it's on the way via buro, probably on receipt of yours. I can only do the direct ones within a week ;-) 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 09:03:22 (GMT/BST)
XW0X is not interested in DXCC but he is a 100% QSLer. I have sent two cards and received two in return. First was delayed probably due to XMAS jam. I know that there are problems as others did not received yet but I pressume that the problem lies with Laotian/local Post Offices. An e-mail to Hiroo always pays despite the linguistic problems.
Nick, SV1EN <hnrccompulink.gr>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 06:26:05 (GMT/BST)
Steve - I am happy to contribute $50 towards a licence
VK2FLR <galuffozemail.com.au>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 05:46:38 (GMT/BST)
Steve - I am happy to donate $50 towards a beacon licence
Mike VK2FLR <galuffatoxemail.com.au>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 05:35:51 (GMT/BST)
I am unable to resurect the VK3SIX beacons under Clause 9 (1) (d) of the Australian LCD as clarified by the ACA's licencing branch. Interpretation of the LCD is that it does not apply where the purpose of a transmitter is as a beacon. Basically, if it looks like a beacon, smells like a beacon, tastes like a beacon, then it's a beacon and must be licenced as such. $200 per year I think which I cannot justify. VK3SIX may be resurected under VK3RMV but its licenced to another site too close to hamilton and it wipes out the band as we found out in 1995. The cuase of this sage was that someone established a PSK31 2m beacon in melbourne and now as a result any manned beacons like VK4ABP, VK4BRG have to close down by law.
Steve <vk3six at wia.org.asu>
- Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 03:40:31 (GMT/BST)
S9LA News: They heard DL7USA and ON4GG around 1700z today. These were the first and only signals heard on 6M. HF online log updated. Http://www.qsl.net/s9la
Andreas, LA8AJA <la8aja(at)qsl.net>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 23:28:37 (GMT/BST)
very well done mike, im still waiting from 1999?? ,,
ray gm7nzi <ray@gm7nzi.freeserve.co.uk>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 21:24:23 (GMT/BST)
6Y5/K2KW qsl rcvd few days ago, thanks very much. 73's Daniel
Daniel MW1MFY <mw1mfy@hotmail.com>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 19:20:48 (GMT/BST)
VE3BW: My pleasure! Always get them back in the post same day (when I have some cards left). Tnx for QSO and QSL for a new grid! Band has been dead all day here, but heard US fire/ambulance control stations around 31-35MHz. Does anyone have any info on these, or a link? 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 19:07:58 (GMT/BST)
Tks Mike GU6AJE for prompt QSL delivery, received today.
VE3BW <ve3bw@rac.ca>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 18:21:06 (GMT/BST)
Bill-GW3MFY, all cards will finally be answered. Mohamad is waiting for 300 of the HZ1MD QSL cards that I will send to him. As soon he got them he start answering those as well. But these are only the ones for contacts before January 1st. 2002...Since than I handle his qsl job. Whenever you haven't sent one, sent it to me. From now on a turn around of a week in Europe is possible. Outside EU will be around 10 days. Can't go faster. 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst(at)50mhz.com>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 18:00:53 (GMT/BST)
Long QSO with Hiro XW0X on 20m this evening - he says he is QRT on 6m at the moment because he is short of coax cable, and is using his 6m feeder on LF at the moment. He is hoping to get more cable, and be back on 6m March/April. Hiro says he has worked 800 Eu stations approx., in about 26 countries + EA9, but says he is not really very interested in 6m DXCC. I told him how much his activity on 6m. is appreciated. 73
Chris GM3WOJ <gm3wojattalk21.com>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 17:46:33 (GMT/BST)
What about we who sent direct to HZ1MD? Bill gw3mfy
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 17:41:23 (GMT/BST)
All HZ1MD cards posted with priority mail today. So watch the mail boxes! 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst@50mhz.com>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 15:50:05 (GMT/BST)
Re: YN9HAU qsl info. I sent mine to EA7JX and received one back very quickly for a qso in November.
Dale AA5XE <aa5xe at ktc.com>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 15:17:02 (GMT/BST)
Hello Francisco TG9NX,I have sent another QSL because no reply to the one I sent on November 3rd 2001.Hope you receive it ok,best wishes,Bill gw3mfy
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy@btinternet.com>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 10:32:17 (GMT/BST)
My searches show two possible direct routes for RX9FM: via W3HNK or to Vladimir Rozhin, Snajperov Street 16-84, Perm 614022. Can anyone confirm these routes as current? 73s
Dave EI3IO <EI3IOconnogue.com>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 09:38:21 (GMT/BST)
Hi all, Does anyone know the QSL route for YN9HAU? QRZ/Buck show via EA7JX. Other searches show via HR1RMG or direct. Regards,
Scott, AA5AM <aa5amarrl.net>
- Wednesday, February 06, 2002 at 08:20:54 (GMT/BST)
Sorry to hear that Steve. But I am not his QSO manager. Only does his QSL job. And Kees PE1MCD is that Top list also including family, brother/sister and N1RZ QSO's? Good luck and 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst@50mhz.com>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 22:57:05 (GMT/BST)
EI - Foreign Operation. Paul (G4IJE), Yes, a permit is still needed to operate on 6m in EI, even for EI stations. Avoiding interference to Cable-TV systems is still a big issue here. EI QSL - Andrea (IK5QLO), I got your qsl via the buro and I will send mine soon. 73's de John, EI7GL
EI7GL <ei7glATqsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 22:55:49 (GMT/BST)
Convention/AGM update: DXCC field checking will again be available at the UKSMG stand, courtesy of Fred G4BWP. 73 Peter
Peter G4MJS <g4mjs@blacksheep.org>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 22:32:52 (GMT/BST)
PA2VST BAD NEWS BAD NEWS BAD NEWS. His decoder cant decode TEP he was 559 here and could not get my callsign to read on his screen. Also the decoder does handle dogpiles like a human, So am I in the log or not? I bet I'm not cos he cant read CW except on a reader, thats an unfair way of missing a new country. I worked everyone else JY9NX 5B4FL but not HZ1MD cos of a stupid morse machine.
Steve VK3SIX <at wiadotorg>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 20:48:44 (GMT/BST)
Hi ian just go to ZF1DC's and add them all together HI. Re YZ4IZ anyone throw any light on this station. This is what DXCC desk said...On the YZ4 I don't know the exact breakdown where the line is drawn between the Serbian sector and Bosnia, but if they are using YU4/YZ4 it is most likely the Serbian sector since for true Bosnia only T9 now counts.
Steve <at wiadotorg>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 20:44:15 (GMT/BST)
is there any such thing as a world 6m first list compiled by someone ??.
ian m0bcg <m0bcg[at]btinternet.com>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 20:17:52 (GMT/BST)
To all DUTCH six freaks I try to put up a 50Mhz top list for dutch stations only (PA/PE/PI). it would be nice to have your score to, www.qsl.net/pe1mcd/toppa
Kees pe1mcd <pe1mcd(at)qsl.net>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 19:58:27 (GMT/BST)
Weather permitting Ray VE3FN hope to activate VY0AAA from FP53, from 2100utc on 11 February to 1700utc on 18 February. He will be collocated with the VE8BY beacon, so request that anyone hearing the beacon during these dates, please alert Ray by posting the info via OH2AQ. QSL via VE3FN QTHR. 73s Ted G4UPS
Ted <g4ups(at)freeserve.co.uk>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 19:06:26 (GMT/BST)
Re AGM and transport: if there is sufficient demand there could be transport arranged from the airport or from Crewe railway station. The venue was chosen for its accessibility. Please drop me a mail if you're interested in transport options.... 73 Peter
Peter G4MJS <g4mjs@blacksheep.org>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 17:47:01 (GMT/BST)
The cards arrived today from the printer. And they look very nice. I allready start writing the cards. So take care with the mail box. 73,
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst(at)50mhz.com>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 17:40:13 (GMT/BST)
GOOD NEWS...GOOD NEWS...GOOD NEWS... HZ1MD...
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst(at)50mhz.com>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 17:38:19 (GMT/BST)
GOOD NEWS...GOOD NEWS...GOOD NEWS... HZ1MD...
Peter, PA2VST <pa2vst(at)50mhz.com>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 17:37:59 (GMT/BST)
Hi Neil , I think it is easier to get to Sliema in Malta only 15 minutes from Airport. Hi , Hi . 73's Philip
Philip 9H1PA <9h1pa@amsat.org>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 17:25:56 (GMT/BST)
INFO:Yesterday I received TG5NX Qsl via his QRZ address , turnaround abt 2 weeks.... 73
Jamie gw7smv <gw7smv***net>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 15:08:38 (GMT/BST)
GW3MFY PATIENCE BILL HELLO FROM IO71SK
GW3LEW <GEOFF@3LEW.FREESERVE.COUK>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 14:57:41 (GMT/BST)
Any overseas members thinking of coming to the UKSMG AGM in April, might be thinking ….how do I get there? It’s even easier than a near London venue, so please give it a try. Fly to Manchester Airport, the railway link is inside Terminal 1, there are direct trains to Crewe, 2 or 3 times an hour (apart from the middle of the night). The train journey takes 35 minutes. I’d estimate you are looking at a 15 minute taxi ride to Reaseheath College, Nantwich, Cheshire.
Neil G0JHC
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 14:30:04 (GMT/BST)
Don MM5AJW, please let me know what route you used for TG9NX. Still waiting for his card here, send it direct. Yesterday very surprised band went open so late. Wkd 41 Q's, 5 new grids en IA for state #36. Didn't expect that at all. Best DX was DM91&95. 73 Ray
Ray, PA4PA <pa4pa@50mhz.com>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 13:57:36 (GMT/BST)
Sorry I meant VK4ABP..
VK3SIX <at wiadotorgdotau>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 05:26:19 (GMT/BST)
Sorry but on roders from the Victoria office of the ACA following complaints from S/E Queensland about the running of my beacons (unmanned) they have been closed down. So one of the worlds best beacons on 6 and 10 is closed due to some bloody minded individual. VK3SIX transmitted 10 years from that site and consumed 10,700 kW of electricity and cost $1700 to run, all private funding. It appears VK4ABW and VK4BRG may suffer the same fate if the ops do not stay at home while the beacon is running.
VK3SIX <at wiadotorgdotau>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 05:25:30 (GMT/BST)
Looks like i will try and attend the UKSMG 2002 AGM. Had a great time last year. Wish i could work some of you guys on the band,but have been shut off from the DX east by the Rocky Mountains. Cheers Ed N5JEH
ED N5JEH <aesitt@spinn.net>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 03:40:49 (GMT/BST)
Well I'm really glad that's all been clarified. Had me really worried for a while :-). See you all there - hic!
John G0EVT <john.hoban at btinternet.com>
- Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 00:20:13 (GMT/BST)
Very nice late afternoon opening to Minesota and South Dakota, hrd Colorado but couldn't get reply. K0KP/B was in for over 30 minutes. Band closed suddenly at 17.20z. Hope for more this week.
G4FVP, Clive <g4fvp@ntlworld.com>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 23:47:08 (GMT/BST)
S54E,DJ2YE,DL4KDA,got all ur cards today via bureau.Tnx hope to wrk u agn!73 Gud Dx, de Ellis.
Ellis WA1RKS <wa1rks@yahoo.com>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 23:38:08 (GMT/BST)
Anybody know the/a QSL route for EA4ARR????
Chris (N2NEH) <n2neh@arrl.net>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 22:07:21 (GMT/BST)
EVT: Close the bar in the evening? Are you joking? :-) Please rest assured that the bar will be open for lunch for definite; during the afternoon if there is sufficient demand; and before and after the dinner for those who book for dinner. Should be a good event, hope to see everyone there..... 73 Peter
Peter G4MJS <g4mjs@blacksheep.org>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 21:31:32 (GMT/BST)
hallo yesterday the band was open to zl and i worked station from zl in dl. best dx on 6m
df <sorrynomail>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 21:25:35 (GMT/BST)
Well, I hope not or I ain't going! Chris
Chris, VP8DBL <g3wos(at)uksmg.org>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 20:59:54 (GMT/BST)
Re AGM and Convention - one thing has got me really worried about the new venue, the announcement says that "....Licenced Bar facilities will be available during the day....". Surely they aren't going to close the bar for the DX Dinner?
John G0EVT <john.hobanbtinternet.com>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 20:15:45 (GMT/BST)
Hi all, Nice opening to NA this afternoon. QRV 1600-1742 and had 29 CW QSOs - 13 new squares! Tough having my first CW pile-up, but worth the brain-ache, hi. Best dx I think was W5DB (DM82)in New Mexico. Worked W1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 0, and VE3. 73 all and good dx
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 19:45:44 (GMT/BST)
Another good opening to the USA W12345890 + VE123
Geert, ON4GG <on4gg@hotmail.com>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 18:39:33 (GMT/BST)
Rcvd XU7ABW via F6BFH, from AS-133. Wkd both side with a dipole, magic is. 73 Lee.
Lee, F5NLY <f5nly@free.fr>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 18:28:38 (GMT/BST)
TG9NX card arrived today along with D44TD on sat , many thanks Franco and Antonio for the quick turn around, if only all the others were so fast!!!
Don MM5AJW <mm5ajw@btinternet.com>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 18:00:14 (GMT/BST)
Hi 2 6m Fanatics.The CN8MC Beacon is on the air since today in 6m(50.027-8watts-jpoleAnt) and 2m(144.465-30watts-5eltsYagi) @ IM64.The CN8KD (not cn8DK) qsl mngr is EA5XX.73s & gl 2 all de CN8LI.
said cn8li <cn8li@yahoo.fr>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 17:22:59 (GMT/BST)
Hi all. Is a permit still necessary for foreign operation on 6 metres in Ireland (EI)? In 1998 I had to get a permit and I assume this has not changed - but you never know! Any info appreciated. 73,
Paul G4IJE <paul(at)broadoak.net>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 16:52:00 (GMT/BST)
Andy IK5QLO. No way to stop your e-mail bouncing. QSL from SU9ZZ received from mgr. return of post last year. Try again.
Tony G4UZN <g4zn@qsl.net>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 15:41:26 (GMT/BST)
Sorry for error: it was Duncan ,ZL3JT runing TS690S and 3 Element yagi at 14M! Thanks agn!
Luci 9A1Z <9a3hzipc.hr>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 11:59:04 (GMT/BST)
World wide MUF rich 40 MHz for 3000 km skip . Result was UFB opening to VK3SIX and fanstastic opening to ZL! Manage to work ZL3TJ (#161) with QRB of 18145 km for ODX.Heard also ZL3MW Cond. continued with V73AT today. Graet days for 6m band and 6 m Ham s! Best regards , 73s
Luci 9A1Z (ex 9A3HZ) <9a3hzipc.hr>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 11:56:19 (GMT/BST)
Hi friends. Had a nice opening to Hongkong this morning from 0900-0945z. VR2LC was the only station hrd/wrkd. His sigs were S9++. Weak sigs from DU1EV. Still lookong for XU and XV. 73 Pierre
Pierre HB9QQ <HB9QQ@USKA.CH>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 10:54:02 (GMT/BST)
E30NA... I had an email from Chris DL5NAM, the cards are been printed at this time...
Barry g4kct <g4kct**hotmail.com>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 08:47:06 (GMT/BST)
INFO: Rec 9Y4TL qsl card in abt 14days turnaround, fast qsl and appears to be no problem direct......
Jamie <gw7smv@***net>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 08:27:20 (GMT/BST)
Re:QSL still waiting SU9ZZ and CN8KD,but more surprisingly, after more than 3 years and mny mny qsos, I still need a QSL from EI... (bureau). Magic Band: yesterday ZL all around me in a 100Km radius but nil here, really magic hi!
Andrea Ik5QLO <andy.ghilardi(at)comune.lucca.it>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 07:28:19 (GMT/BST)
Alain, F6BFH (aka XU7ABW), reports that he has received the printed QSL cards for XU7ABW, XU7ABY, XU7ABZ and XU7ACA from IK1PML. He states that he will send the QSLs to his friends that were active as XU7ABY, XU7ABZ and XU7ACA for processing. Alain has already answered some of the direct QSLs for XU7ABW and is trying to answer the many QSLs as quickly as possible. LAST MINUTE UPDATE: Alain reports that 650 direct QSLs for XU7ABW (AS-133) and the 50 MHz operation are now in the mail. He mailed the last package this past Saturday morning at the post office. The cards for the QSL bureau are ready too, but he will send them at the end of the month to the R.E.F Bureau.
Arne SM7AED <sm7aed***algonet.se>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 06:47:40 (GMT/BST)
dear gentlemen, I would like to say many thanks to all the gentlemen who send as soon as possible the so important QSLs (new DXCCs) directly back to me in the last weeks. BUT NOW the bad News: After waiting/days/weeks/month, a lot of QSL Cards has still NOT arrived ! Here are the impressive List: send: 8.Nov.01 SU9ZZ via OM3TZZ with $'s+SASE, CN8DK $'s+SASE, XU7ABW via F6BFH $'s+SASE, 14.Nov.01 9M6EVT $'s+SASE, 15.Nov.01 9J2BO via W6ORD $'s+SASE, 20.Nov.01 XE1AQX $'s+SASE, 23.Nov.01 HC8N $'s+SASE, 30.Nov.01 WP4Q via EA5RD $'s+SASE, 02.Jan.02 CO8LY via EA7ADH $'s+SASE, 03.Jan.02 HP2CWB $'s+SASE, W7CI $'s+SASE, 04.Jan.02 YV1DIG $'s+SASE, 9Y4AT $'s+SASE, PJ2MI via W2CQ $'s+SASE, 14.Jan.02 8P9HW via G4IOQ $'s+SASE; I badly need this cards to get the 6m DXCC complete. Your attention will be great appreciated. best 73's hellmuth, df7vx
DF7VX <EW-HF@physik.Uni-paderborn.de>
- Monday, February 04, 2002 at 06:22:07 (GMT/BST)
Super day on six yesterday, starting at 2000z and going strong (off-and-on) til 2130z with US mainland W4's, 5's, 7's, 9's, 0's and VE7. A pleasure to give out KH6 to a few who needed for #50 WAS! After a quiet spell during local midday, six re-opened with a bang at 0250z as myself, KH6/K6MIO and poss. other KH6's worked a small pileup of TI, HP,HC,HK and PP ststions mostly (53 to 57)until 0424z. A personal thrill to wk PP8KWA in exotic Manaus as well as HK4SAN--my first HK. Having fun out here in the Pacific and being kept busy w/qsling when things are quiet. 73 y Hasta Pronto con Seis Metros, Amigos!
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 21:58:10 (GMT/BST)
Great day on 6m yesterday in ZL3, last night open to EU from 0800z to 1000z, in and out, worked YU, 9A and 14 Italians in I0,1,4,5,6. 17 QSOs around 18000km. Other ZL3s in on the action were ZL3NW, ZL3JT, ZL3TIC, ZL3AAU.
Bob, ZL3TY <b_mcquarrieminidata.co.nz>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 20:54:44 (GMT/BST)
The 2002 Annual General Meeting will be held at Reaseheath Agricultural College, near Crewe, UK on Saturday 6th April. The AGM will form part of a varied programme of lectures, meetings and other attractions in an event entitled 'Six Metres and Up Convention', jointly organised by the UKSMG and RSGB. For more information go to http://www.uksmg.org/uksmg_2002_agm.htm
Chris, G3WOS <g3wos@uksmg.org>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 20:26:44 (GMT/BST)
I will be in CHILE (CE3) for two weeks, beginning around Mar 15-April 2. Will be operating from my country house in Talagante (GL:FF46), about 45 km from Santiago heading toward the coast. Clear shot to Europe (70 km east of the Andes). Will have large (2WL)six meter yagi at 20 meters high, and run IC-746 and IC-736. I hope to recover my XQ3SIX call and put it back on the air (for those that collect the "SIX" suffix). If not, will be KB6SL/CE3 (I have a lot of QSL cards for both calls left over from years ago). QSL mgr: NI6V From current QTH in Guaynabo, PR (KP4) worked hundreds of US stations yesterday: mainly MidWest and West. 73, Kevin
KB6SL/KP4 <kszotatcaribe.net>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 14:55:36 (GMT/BST)
Hello, CN2DX again QRV from 1 juny to 15 juny, QTH IM63DM, 144MHZ 2x9el 200w and 50MHz 2el 100w, no sked only random.73 André HB9HLM André Breguet Beau-site 16 CH-2014 Bôle/NE http://radioamateurs.eicn.ch/cn2dx
CN2DX <hb9hlm@net2000.ch>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 14:54:57 (GMT/BST)
only address PO Box 622, HAMILTON, VICTORIA 3300 AUSTRALIA.
Steve Gregory VK3SIX <vk3sixatwia.org.au>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 12:51:16 (GMT/BST)
TU everyone for orderly procedures in tonights best dx opening ever. 1st QSO with I6BIQ at 0730z and then 9A, I, EY8, ON, OM, SP, DL, YO, YU, YZ4, F6/8, S5, until after 0930z. I have 100 plus cards to send out and will do so, just let me know if you will do one for one deal, SAE but no ircs otherwise it will cost me $200 plus to mail out. If you send me a card and tell me via email you will do so you will get card and sae posted within a few days. Otherwise I will wait and see who qsls to ensure no cross overs, This way we each only need 1 airmail stamp and 1 envelope. I am sase to the following new countries anyway YZ4IZ Bosnia, OM8NY Slovak Rep, YO2IS Romania, YU1IU Yugoslavia, also sending cards to French stations F8GB, F6DRA, F6FHP and F6FRR cos you are all 16,600 kM plus qrb. All the I1's can have a central spot if you wish, there are 20 or so. TU VK3SIX DXCC now 95. 5 to go.
Steve Gregory VK3SIX <vk3sixatwia.org.au>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 12:44:20 (GMT/BST)
FB wkd YI9OM 559 here....agn a new one...QSL via OM6TX I guess. DXCC #130...and rising..hi
Paul ON5PU <on9bgp at pandora.be>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 11:54:10 (GMT/BST)
New oh9-stations: oh9vc is qrv from kp16 during weekend oh9km is qrv from kp26 or kp25 because of tvi we prefer to use quick qsos and listen quite much :) oh9nyw from kp25
Ari/oh9nyw <oh9nyw@sral.fi>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 11:08:12 (GMT/BST)
Surprise today, YI9OM came back to my CQ, band was open to VK3 and EY at the time.
johan, ON4ANT <on4ant@arrl.net>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 08:50:47 (GMT/BST)
Tony G0OVA, i received QSL Card from BG7OH in 4 Weeks, Send the Card to Mars Liu, P.O.Box 020-73 Shenzhen 518020, China on 19.November 2001 and received it on 13. December 2001; vy73 Fred
Fred oe3mws <oe3mws@amateurfunk.info>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 08:02:12 (GMT/BST)
Tony,G0OVA.I received a card within a few weeks from Ken Kwok,PO Box 89381,Kowloon City,Hong Kong. 73,Mike
G0IMG <mike(at)g0img.freeserve.co.uk>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 06:25:39 (GMT/BST)
no EU's heard today, but had hours of BS on all call areas in USA/CANADA (lower 48) beaming due south. J37RO in for hours and hours. Took a while to make it into log. Sloooow going in the SSB pileup on 110 (no split) but at least she was QRV. Might someone suggest "split" to her tomorrow and not to be on 110 for hours on end? More would make it into the log. QSL via K4UPS (K4LTA's wife). Nice to see J3 73 de Mike VE9AA
ve9aa Mike <youknowwhatcallsign@hotmail.com>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 00:45:09 (GMT/BST)
Many thanks to Andy G7SQW, Ian M0BCG and Daniel MW1MFY who answered my request for info on G1GCV. Thanks to you guys I now have a new address. The Buckmaster address was incorrect.
Nev VK4CV <nj.cooperacenet.net.au>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 00:33:00 (GMT/BST)
Tony G0OVA. Never give up hope. There is a scan of a BG7OH QSL from last year on ZP5YW's home page!
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 00:03:22 (GMT/BST)
Sure, where is it located ? HI HI www.qsl.net/zp5yw 73
Mike, ZP5YW <zp5yw (at) qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 23:47:43 (GMT/BST)
Hello all, I've just updated my home page with some info related to six meters activity in my country, which in fact is the only available on the web, including firsts, sounds, operators, maps and qsls. I hope you all enjoy it.
Mike, ZP5YW <zp5yw (at) qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 23:46:48 (GMT/BST)
I Know when to call again for a DUPE . 13 Jan I got thr ough the howling pile up and got 6W4RK He said " G0OVA 59 but QRX I have a phone call " ( plainly heard in background ) I waited 3-4 minutes expecting him (naively ) to pick up with me. When he returned he said " QRZ ? " which unleached a wall of EU sound. " Oh " I thought at least I'm in the log " Imagine when my QSL was returned so PROMPTLY the horror I felt !! Incidentally the quickest return from " F " ever !! MORAL Always call again if the DX goes for a pee-break telephone call, or whatever. Also I did ' nt imagine it .... about 10 days later another station told me he had heard the exchange. Oh well has any body had a QSL from VR2LC or BG7OH ?? 73's TONY
G0OVA <tony.crake1@virgin.net>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 23:06:22 (GMT/BST)
ref : g1gcv paul ... dont worry nev i will sort that out for you , i have already mailed him , check youre e mail also from me . 73 ian
ian m0bcg <m0bcgatbtinternet.com>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 20:47:49 (GMT/BST)
Can anyone help? Hi Chris, After waiting about 10 years I finally got to work England on 6m last October. The guy I worked was G1GCV. I was just wondering if you might know him because I badly need his QSL card. After waiting 3 months his card has still not arrived and he has no E-mail address on the Buckmaster or QRZ servers. 73 Nev VK4CV.
Nev, VK4CV <nj.cooper@acenet.net.au>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 19:03:40 (GMT/BST)
Dear six friends : If is possible any information about these friends ... HB9KNA FS/W2JJ EH6SA V31PC I have contact but is impossible receive the qsl cards... If anyone have the e-mail or other information to receive these qsl, please send-me . Your attention to me will be greated appreciated. sincerely Dick PY5IP
Dick - PY5IP <py5ip@50mhz.com>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 18:02:56 (GMT/BST)
XU7ABW card received this morning - TNX Alain. QSL card and recording of QSO here: http://www.qsl.net/g8bcg/dxcc.htm 73
Peter G8BCG/P <g8bcg@qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 16:44:37 (GMT/BST)
F6BFH, Alain, lets me know he has received QSL-cards from IK1PML for his XU7ABW expedition and will send them out from this week on. Use QRZ.com address + s.a.e. and "green stamps". Alain promisses 100% QSL. Best regsrda
PA7MH <pa0jmhxs4all.nl>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 14:25:47 (GMT/BST)
For those who are unaware, the UK is pretty well served with field checkers for all DXCC awards and also VUCC. CQ Magazine do not allow field checking of their 6m WAZ Award. Please contact me direct if you need further info. Thanks, 73 Fred G4BWP
G4BWP <g4bwp at rsgb.org.uk>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 14:19:25 (GMT/BST)
Eric: Just post the spots on DX Summit. We're watching! Sun is moving back up to where it was 1st week Nov so we're looking and listening in your direction.
Adam, VK4CP <vk4cp(at)bigpond.com>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 13:06:07 (GMT/BST)
Hi Ken - sounds like it would save a lot of hassle all round - give it a whirl. Nice to hear VK video today, here's hoping the real openings will soon follow! 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 12:56:30 (GMT/BST)
I was wondereing about trying to see if ARRL would allow me to be a DXCC checker for 50 mhz only. Any views on this matter?
Ken G4IGO <g4igo at freeuk .com>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 12:34:14 (GMT/BST)
this morning 30 minutes of 46161 VK video at S7 - any way to alert VK on this case ???
Eric F5JKK <f5jkk at aol.com>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 11:35:25 (GMT/BST)
Soeren - yes is OK - mine aqrrived today - very nice card.
Ken G4IGO <g4igo at freeuk.com>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 09:41:14 (GMT/BST)
XU7ABW is he ok via F6BFH ?
soeren oz0jx <oz0jx- AT- qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 09:26:22 (GMT/BST)
If interested there is an updated grids map/list on my site http://www.qsl.net/zf1dc follow the grids worked link. Band opened to GM at ~17Z for 30 min today. 73
David ZF1DC <zf1dc@qsl.net>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 04:14:50 (GMT/BST)
Hello: I wonder if anyone has any experience using a Kenwood TS-870 HF xcvr as an IF for a vhf transverter? I have gotten a SSB LT-6S transverter to replace my overload-prone and noise blanker-challenged (politically correct terms for rotten) FT-847. I am curious how good the 870 noise blanker is, and whether the frequency display can be altered via menu for the 50, 144,and 432 Mhz bands like the TS-850? Thanks for any help you can give. 73
Chris W3CMP <w3cmpaol.com>
- Saturday, February 02, 2002 at 01:49:31 (GMT/BST)
Out of the blue(actually it was black)VE5LY in DO70 at 16.06gmt Thursday,then a massive downpour accompanied by S9 static and a gale.Bit of luck for a change.Have not seen any passing antennas yet.Bill gw3mfy.
bill gw3mfy <gw3mfy@btinternet.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 23:01:36 (GMT/BST)
Please has anybody had a qsl from E30NA for October 2001. Thanks
Barry g4kct <g4kct**hotmail.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 20:20:24 (GMT/BST)
Peter BCG - glad to see you back - did you get the card for LA??
Ken G4IGO <g4igo at freeuk.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 19:36:25 (GMT/BST)
Rec'd cards from DU1ZV, XE1/G3SVD, V73AT (nice sunset!), V73GT and JA2DDN recently and thought I'd say "Thanks!" as these are among my first DXCC's here at new QTH...Now I'm going outside to start putting together 7JHV at long last (been heavy rainstorm last three days in a row--sun's back this morning)...73 to all, & here's hoping for F2 in coming weeks!
Jeff, KH6/KF6GYM <kf6gym@arrl.net>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 19:33:21 (GMT/BST)
Hi all, Agree with G0VHQ - not good for southern end of the UK or the Channel Islands today. Only sigs heard were the video and VP5/G4RCG on CW. Despite reaching 549 and CQing with no takers, still couldn't hear me. Maybe next time. And Peter, 'BCG - shame on you, breaking tradition like that... ;-) anyway, you'll have my /mm QSL soon. ALL cards going into the buro tomorrow, except direct ones which are already sent. 73
Mike GU6AJE <gu6aje***thersgb.net>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 18:51:40 (GMT/BST)
Tony, 8P9HW..lucky you, took the day off today and heard nothing except 6hrs of Asian video. Plus we have 70mph winds at the moment after a week of storms, so the aerial isn't going to stay up much longer. Unlike last cycle this one seems to be favouring the north rather than the south of the UK, very little here for the past week or so :-(
Darrell G0HVQ <g0hvq@gatcat.clara.co.uk>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 18:12:40 (GMT/BST)
HC8N and CO8DM cards rx in mail today TNX AA5BT & KU9C - sorry - I know current best practise is to announce QSL on DX Cluster but I'm just plain old fasioned :-)) 73
Peter G8BCG/P <g8bcg@qsl.net>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 17:35:16 (GMT/BST)
Today another surprise with the mail. The beautifull picturecard of HC8N arrived. Tnx Trey and manager AA5BT. What can i expect tomorrow, hi ??
Tjerry PBøANX <pb0anx@50mhz.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 16:59:40 (GMT/BST)
Sorry, I mistake my schedule. I will arrive Frankfurt in the morning on Saturday, FEBRUARY 9. I will be free on FEB.9 and 10. So, if YOU are available to meet me on FEB. 9 and/or 10 at or around Frankfurt, could you please mail me. Please forget my last posting.
Shirow HS0/JF6DEA, KE1EO <jf6dea ** ja6ybr.org>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 16:57:34 (GMT/BST)
Took a day off work today, rewarded with 76 QSO's in Scandinavia/Baltic area, 1212 to 1330z. Will be looking EU again tomorrow. 73 from Hot & suny Barbados
Tony 8P9HW <tonyww@sunbeach.net>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 15:48:05 (GMT/BST)
I will take business trip and visit Frankfurt, Germany arrive in the morning on Feb.16. I will stay there for a couple of days. I would like to meet someone, who is available on Feb.15 and/or 16 in Frankfurt. If YOU are available, could you please mail me. CU there.
Shirow HS0/JF6DEA, KE1EO <jf6deaja6ybr.org>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 15:15:09 (GMT/BST)
Anyone know the QSL route of 4L7IG ? Worked today with very chirpy CW !!
Alan, GI0OTC <gi0otcqsl.net>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 14:55:56 (GMT/BST)
Just got into town, I heard from the Adolf Vu2AF Secretary ARSI that the permission to operate on 6M/30M etc has been extended another SIX months till 31st July 2002. - Raj VU2ZAP (Governing council, ARSI)
Raj vu2zap <call@arrl.net>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 13:06:10 (GMT/BST)
Hi Cliff, Hi Fred, I think that Fred (iw1dim) warning was refer to a list mistake... In the precedent issue of the list my score was 195 country... after my update to 199 the list refer 156 country. A simple type mistake I think! Now my score is 201 dxcc entry (if rx9fm is a valid one) + fr/g (not good for dxcc). See you all on 6m!
Sergio, ik0fta <ik0fta@sixitalia.org>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 12:05:53 (GMT/BST)
Hi Cliff sorry i didn't want to make controversy only i believed had been an error occurred. Tnx for info in order to inform Chris but i believe that Sergio say the way hi hi. Best dxing
Freddy IW1DIM <call@amsat.org>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 11:34:10 (GMT/BST)
Yes it should read 1st February, I merely hit the wrong key. Today Friday is the last day for VP5/G4RCG.73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 11:27:10 (GMT/BST)
RE: World all-time country standings table.. Hi Freddy, Please remember this table ONLY contains the scores claimed by those who are listed in the table. Chris WOS as far as I am aware does not take scores claimed from other tables. So Freddy if you want to be ahead of Sergio send Chris your score! Its easy just fill in the form which is included with the table.. 73's and happy DXing
Cliff G1IOV <m5acu***hotmail.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 10:54:36 (GMT/BST)
Hi guys, i have look today morning the World all-time country standings table and i have see that it's not really!!!! We have worked up to 200cty in Italy with IK0FTA but i see that he is at 156????? He is behind me??? O no! Please UKSMG's guy make correction this is a important notice for all the world and we are proud for it. 73's
Freddy IW1DIM <call@amsat.org>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 10:37:55 (GMT/BST)
I want to express my gratitude to the efficiency of the ARRL DXCC desk. They promptly replaced after email request my 6mt DXCC # 387 in just a week (never received the original one probably lost by the mail).
Andrea IK5QLO <andy.ghilardi(at)comune.lucca.it>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 07:21:06 (GMT/BST)
Sorry that is 8th feb, not tommorrow, but get ready now, cheers graham
Graham VK6RO <vk6ro_AT_hotmail.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 03:05:03 (GMT/BST)
10 years tommorrow: 8th feb 1992, from 0800 to 1340 utc, we had MAJOR non stop opening to europe/scandanavia, big signals into OF77/OF78, will you be beaming to Perth tommorrow same time? hope to see you for a repeat opening 10 years to the day, cheers Graham in OF77XX
Graham VK6RO/VK6SIX <vk6ro_AT_hotmail.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 03:02:55 (GMT/BST)
Conrad. 2nd February is Saturday is it not?
Tony G4UZN <g4uzn@qsl.net>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 03:00:34 (GMT/BST)
Friday 2nd Feb is the last day of activity for VP5/G4RCG on 6m, he will be QRV from 12:30 UTC on 50.105 CW, John apologises to those who called him today, they have a power transformer adjacent to the shack which has been misbehaving for the last 2 days. It has severly raised his noise floor and made it difficult to copy. He has no cw filters on the IC706 I believe which does not help. Good luck to all who need it.73
Conrad G0RUZ <g0ruzbtinternet.com>
- Friday, February 01, 2002 at 00:32:28 (GMT/BST)
Welcome to the UKSMG Announcement Page! We hope that you enjoy this announcement and chat page. Just click on the e-mail address to send a personal reply to an announcement or post a message if you think others will be interested!
Chris Gare, G3WOS <chris(at)uksmg.org>
- Thursday, August 15, 1996 at 12:57:19 (BST)

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