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The OZ 50 MHz DX Bulletin #01-006
Edited by OZ6OM / OZ7M, O. Bjoern "Matt" Madsen
Telephone; + 45 2066 7388 or + 45 6591 7189
AX25; OZ6OM@OZ5BBS.FYN.DNK.EU
http://www.qsl.net/oz6om/
DX calendar, 11 Feb. - 17 Feb.
Call Period Operator QSL Remarks
A35BQ Feb05. - Feb27. I6BQI @ I6BQI
A35BQ Mar14. - Mar16. I6BQI @ I6BQI
C56/DL2OE Feb20. - Mar04. DL2OE @ DL2OE
C56/DL7CM Feb20. - Mar04. DL7CM @ DL2OE
C93AN Mar17. - Apr25. C93AN & JA team
C93/JG6BKB Mar17. - Apr25. JG6BKB @ JG6BKB
C93/JA6SJN Mar17. - Apr25. JA6SJN @ JG6BKB
C93/JJ6VOV Mar17. - Apr25. JJ6VOV @ JG6BKB
C93/JR6XIW Mar17. - Apr25. JR6XIW @ JG6BKB
CE0Y Mar29. - Apr09. W7XU & N0QJM
CE0ZT Feb10. - Feb18. CE/int. team @ CE6TBN FG93WQ
CE0Z.. Mar28. - Apr02. XE2EED,N6XQ,N6CA
CN2DX Jul26. - Aug18. CN2DX/HB9HLM @ HB9HLM
D68C Feb08. - Feb28. Int. team @ G3SWH
EM1HO/? Feb. - EM1HO @ I2JPA Antarc.
FG/F1CNH Mar04. - Mar12. F1CNH
FO0SIX Mar18. - FO3BM
JW.. May31. - Jun10. JW3OHA a.o.
KH0/JI1EFP Feb16. - Feb19. JI1EFP @ JQ1NGT
KH0/JQ1NGT Feb16. - Feb19. JQ1NGT @ JQ1NGT
KH9/AC4G Feb09. - Feb27. AC4G
OA/N6XQ Apr04. - Apr12. N6XQ
OA/XE2EED Apr04. - Apr12. XE2EED
PJ8/AA1M Feb27. - Mar06. AA1M @ AA1M
PJ8/W1HL Feb27. - Mar06. W1HL @ AA1M
PJ8/W1USN Feb27. - Mar06. W1USN @ W1USN
PW0S Feb07. - Feb15. PY7XC,7ZZ,7ZY @ KU9C
TF/LA6HL Jul12. - Jul31. LA6HL
TY... Aug09. - Aug31. F5CWU,5MOO,5AOV
T32RD Feb11. - Mar04. OK team @ OK1RD
V4... Feb14. - Feb22. Int. team @ VE2VFR
V47CA Apr09. - Apr24. VE3BW
XU... Jul15. - Aug03. DL8KBJ & DL4KQ
YJ0.. Mar17. - Apr07. I6BQI @ I5BQI
ZD7.. Mar19. - Mar25. GW team @ GW0ANA
ZD8.. Mar26. - Mar09. GW team @ GW0ANA
ZF2MU Mar06. - Mar13. K4BI
ZK2BQI Feb28. - Mar13. I6BQI @ I6BQI
ZK2GEO Mar18. - Apr06. DL1EMH @ DL1EMH
3B6RF May05. - May18. Int. team
3D2.. Feb22. - Mar02. Balkan team
3D2AD Mar01. - Mar06. 3D2AD, YT1AD
3D2AU Mar01. - Mar06. 3D2AD, Z32AU
3Y0C Dec16. - Mar16. N4BQW
5U.. Feb27. - Mar12 I team @ I2YSB
8Q7BZ Feb07. - Feb21. OE3YCB
8Q7MZ Feb07. - Feb21. OE3MZC
9M6BAA Mar21. - Apr04. G4MJS @ G4SHF
Contest calendar.
Date Contest Time UT Rules Log entry
24/02 Tarvisium contest. 1/2 13:00 - 16:00 IK3TPP
24/02 Tarvisium contest. 2/2 8:00 - 11:00 IK3TPP
27/02 Nordic activitycontest 17:00 - 21:00 #00-006 OZ5TG
27/02 LY activitycontest 17:00 - 20:59 #99-005 LY2BIL
03-04/03 EDR Nordic 14:00 - 14:00 OZ5TG
27/03 Nordic activitycontest 17:00 - 21:00 #00-006 OZ5TG
27/03 LY activitycontest 17:00 - 20:59 #99-005 LY2BIL
28-29/04 SMIRK contest 23:00 - 04:00
01-06/06 SMIRK contest 23:00 - 03:00
21-22/07 SMIRK contest 23:00 - 04:00
General information.
Belgium, ON. Kim OZ5IQ QSP's; Power limit raised in ON. Hi all, a bit
info from Belgium (ON4ANT, Johan) We may now use 200 watts in Belgium
(Po). The limmit has been raised from 30 W.
South Africa, ZS. Pieter ZS6PVW, writes; ZS6 6 m repeater QRV again.
Hi. This message is just to let you know that in Pretoria, South Africa
KG34XH we have our 6m repeater QRV again, after a few years that it was
out of order. The input is on 51.150 MHz, and the output 52.750 MHz.
The repeater split is 1.6 MHz. Output power is 25 Watt into a 5/8 Ver-
tical. Hope to have a QSO with you on th‚ SIX repeater ! 73 Pieter
Cayman Isl., ZF. I'll be QRV on 6M again as ZF2MU, March 6 through 13.
No web access from there, so will stop by 28.885 regularly to check for
happenings. 73, Jim, K4BI/ZF2MU n3ahi@ix.netcom.com (QSP de UKSMG ann.)
Malaysia E., 9M6. Will be QRV again from 9M6 March 21st -> April 4th.
QSL details as usual via G4SHF, direct or bureau. If anyone's still
waiting for a card from the March 2000 or October 2000 9M6BAA opera-
tions, drop an email to g4shf@blacksheep.org. All direct and bureau
cards received so far have been answered. Peter G4MJS / 9M6BAA
g4mjs@blacksheep.org (QSP de UKSMG ann.)
St. Kitts Isl., V4. Joe/VE3BW, Bob/K0CCX, Markus/DK5AX, Bruce/W4OV,
Julio/WD4JR and Norm/VE3VFR will be active from St. Kitts Island on
14-22 February (callsigns to be issued upon arrival). They will ope-
rate on 6-160 metres CW and SSB and will participate in the ARRL DX
CW Contest. The QSL route for QSOs made during the contest is via
VE3VFR (Norm Sanger, 2626 Guyatt Rd East Binbrook, Ontario L0R1C0,
Canada). (QSP de 425 #509)
French Polynesia, FO. FO5RA/F5DYD is now QRV for the next two years as
FO5RA from Tahiti, FrenchPolynesia. He has a FT-847 and a 2-element
quad and can be found on 6 meters from at 0700 and 1700Z. You can also
find him near 28470 around 1630Z. (QSP de SMIRK)
Cambodia, XU. A small group of German Amateur Radio operators will
travel to Cambodia (XU) between July 15 and August 3. They plan to be
QRV on 6 through 160 meters CW and SSB. Look for DL8KBJ to do the SSB
and DL4KQ on CW and the low bands. They are looking for other members
to possibly do RTTY or PSK31. The two would also like feedback as to
what bands or modes are needed. Send you requests to DL4KQ@DARC.DE
(QSP de SMIRK)
Brunei, V85. Currently I have an opportunity to visit Brunei in mid
April 2001 for a combined business and holiday trip (12 days). With
some free time perhaps I will consider 50 MHz activity (100w to 5
element)?? Is 50 MHz allowed in Brunei? How many people need it? Is
mid April the right time for 50MHz? Give me your views etc...no feed-
back means no one is interested. 73 de Jack VK2GJH/HL vk2gjh@usa.net
(QSP de UKSMG ann.)
Brunei, V85. More.. V85HG has a 6m station. It was activated in 1999
and 2000. Go there October/Novemeber. 73 Tom DL7AV dl7av@online.de
(QSP de UKSMG ann.)
Juan Fernandez, CE0Z. Jack N6XQ, writes; We are in final planning
stages for the CE0Z Juan Fernandez SIX meter DXpedition. URL
www.ham-radio.com/ce0z/ce0z.html Check there for updates as the end of
March approaches. We will email any last minute changes. On the air 28
March thru 2 April 2001. Roman, XE2EED, Jack N6XQ and Chip, N6CA will
be on Isla Robinson Crusoe, grid FF06 arriving 27 March and departing
early 3 April. We will have 2 stations setup in order to cover all
directions with a good horizon. One station will be in the village of
San Juan Bautista and the other on a nearby hilltop operated part-time
A special callsign has been applied for and will be announced. Equip-
ment will be (2) IC706's, (1)IC551D, solid state 175 Watt amp, 6 el 24
ft yagi, M2 5 el yagi. An end fed Zepp will be used for 28.885. The
primary operating frequency will be 50.102. When pileups are prevalent
we will operate split, listening at 50.140. Changes to this plan will
be posted on the web site. The stateside pilots will be N6RV & KB6NAN.
The group will check in on 28.885 periodically and they will post to
loggers if possible. Dianna will be posting to loggers and clusters.
QSL via: Jack Henry Box 7732, San Diego CA 92167 USA. Check back here
often for updates. The generous contributions of some will enable con-
tacts to be made on 6 after we leave the island. The IC551D has been
donated by Ed, K6ODV and will be given to our Island liaison, Eliazar,
CE0ZIS. M2, SMIRK, and the WSWSS (Western States Weak Signal Society)
have donated the M2 5 element yagi to Eliazar. We have equipment and
reservations. We will be there at the optimal time for the spring 2001
six meter season. 73 Roman, Jack & Chip.
Peru, OA. Jack N6XQ, writes; Peru 6 Meter Expedition. Following the
expedition to CE0Z, Roman, XE2EED, and Jack, N6XQ will be traveling to
Peru. They will operate 6 meters from various locations from 4 April
thru 12 April. A concentrated effort will be made the weekend of 6,7,
and 8 April. They will operate under their own calls portable OA.
Updates to schedule will be posted at www.ham-radio.com/oa/oa.html
While in Lima, they will meet with fellow 6 meter operator Pablo,
OA4DJW. They will give Pablo a 6 meter beacon for Radio Club Peruano,
which Pablo will activate temporarily from his home QTH. The beacon
will run 20 Watts on 50.036 with the call OA4B. QSL to Roman and Jack
to their respective call book addresses.
Ethiopia, ET. A QSP from Sergio IK0FTA says; Claudio IW0BSQ just send
this message from ET3VSC: Please inform all Italian Sixmeters enthu-
siasts that the Beacon ET3VSC on 50.034 is always on (except when I am
spotted on some Packet Cluster in other QRG). The beacon says: VVV
ET3VSC/BEACON KJ99IA PWR 10W/VERT VVV AR Sometimes I am in the shack
makink other things, so I decided to send a different message and that
means that I am ready for a qso. VVV ET3VSC/B KJ99IA 10W/V NW QRV FR
QSO 50115 AR So if the first message is eared means that I'm not in
the shack. If the second message can be eared means that I'm qrv on
50115. and anybody can call me for qso. e-mail is: ET3VSC@WINLINK.ORG
Please do not send e-mail largest than 1/2 page, because I make the
forward by radio via ZS5S (Pactor2) Many thnaks for your kindness.
73, Claudio, ET3VSC
Maritime Mobile. Theo PA3HEN/M0HEN/MM is now on board of his vessel
for a new trip of 3 months. He left yesterday evening Iggesund-SM-JP81
for a trip to Jacobstad-OH-KP24 he try to setup his antenne as soon as
possible. From there it is going to Mantylouto-OH-KP01 then to La
Caruna-EA-IN53 then to Figueira Da Foz-CT-IN50. In the Finnish waters
he is using his OH5HZD/MM call.All info can found on his new Web-page
http://www.qsl.net/pa3hen We the Web-master Rob and me try to update
this page as mutch as possible you can find all actual info under
Actual/MM not everything is working on the moment but we do our best
to fix it. Pse send your suggestions to the Web-master Rob
r.hendrikse@fresconet.nl QSL for PA3HEN-M0HEN-OH5HZD/MM only via
PA3BLS direct or buro. 73,s Erwin PA3BLS
Sao Tome, S9. S92TX is active from Sao Tome-Principe. Tom is mainly on
10, 15, and 20 SSB for now but he expects to be on six soon also. Tom
is on assignment for the Voice of America and will be there for two
years. QSL to W7KNT, who passed along this information. (QSP de SMIRK)
Good QSL ethics !. In a mail from Wolfgang DJ3TF, he mentions "By the
way, last club-meeting, I got the QSLs from 3A2MW, ET3VSC, TR8KPJ
(F6CDK) via bureau, all "exotic" cards for us. Because of contacts in
late autumn 2000, nobody of them could have my bureau-card. So it
seems, they sent it after the QSO. That's really a good example. For
now, best regards, lets hope for better SIX-condx Wolfgang - DJ3TF.
My cadeau to those operators de OZ6OM Matt.
Guadeloupe, FG. Georges F8OP, writes; Christian F1CNH will be in Gua-
deloupe from March 04 to 12. QRV with 100 watts and a 3 elts yagi.
Callsign FG/F1CNH. More infos later. 73 Georges F8OP
Conway Reef, 3D2. Update/Delay. Hrane/YT1AD and Raymundo/YS1RR report
that the Conway Reef DXpedition with 8 operators, 5 Yugoslavians, 2
Macedonian and 1 Salvadorean (YT1AD, YU7AV, YU1NR, YZ7AA, YU1DX, Z32ZM
Z32AU and YS1RR), will be delayed for 3 days. The delay is because
YS1RR's visa for Fiji is still in process in the Fiji Embassy in Wash-
ington DC. Their departure now will be on February 17th, arriving Fiji
on February 19th, and they will leave for Conway Reef on February 20th
They will arrive on the island February 21st later in the afternoon
and hope to start operation on February 22nd at 0800z. and the opera-
tion will last until March 1st, when they will head back to Fiji on
March 2nd. They will operate from March 2-8th from there with the call
signs 3D2AD, 3D2AU, 3D2NR, 3D2RR, 3D2ZM, 3D2AV,3D2AB and 3D2FW. For
more details, check the web page: www.kragujevac.co.yu/3d2
(QSP de OPDX #497) (Shortned bu E.d. OZ6OM)
Malpelo Isl., HK0. Last week (in OPDX.496) we mentioned that Pedro,
HK3JJH, sent a message to your editor in Spanish which I tried my best
to translate. This week I would like to thank both Rick Kissell,
WB9GYT, and Mike Mattes, W2LO, who took the time to translate the
message for me. Basically, I had the details right. Pedro is planning
his next expedition to Malpelo, for which he already has the license.
However, he did ask OPDX who he could contact about getting financial
aid. Pedro states, "For example, the cheapest postage from here
(Colombia) costs more than one American dollar." He receives only 80
American cents for an IRC, etc. He will be on the island for a month
and won't be able to return sooner due to the lack of transportation.
As mentioned last week, he will activate 6-10-12-15-17-20-40-80m SSB,
I will try RTTY. Pedro states, "Of course contributors will be duly
credited on the QSL card, it's also possible that I'll obtain a U.S.
mailing address, to avoid a repeat of past problems with the mails.
(I especially need a 6m rig with antenna, a lap-top, modem for RTTY.)"
If you are interested in helping, let OPDX know and I will forward the
message to Pedro. (QSP de OPDX #497)
Monaco, 3A. From a mail from 3A2MW to Cliff G1IOV: My saturday's ope-
rations in 6 were legally perfect, but the propagation was terrible,
and I could not make any contact. For more details about 50MHz opera-
tions in our country, there will be a press release or an announcement
in the next days. If you need any further information, you can E-mail
the secretary of our Association (the ARM = Association des Radio-
amateurs de Monaco), the ONLY OFFICIAL SOURCE for our Club. His name
is Claude Passet, 3A2LF, his e-mail adress is cpasset@monte-carlo.mc
you can also visit and surf in our Web page: http://www.ifrance.com/ARM
I hope to contact you soon in Six. Best 73's de Franco 3A2MW
(QSP de SM7AED news)
Antarctica, EM. Paul, EM1HO will be active (on all bands, WACR and 6
metres included) from Vernadtsky Base on Galindez Island, Antarctica
starting in February. QSL via I2PJA either direct or through the bureau
[TNX I2PJA] (QSP de 425 #508).
Niger, 5U. A group of three Italians plan to be active from Niger be-
tween February 27 and March 12. The group will be QRV on 6 through 160
meters on CW, SSB, RTTY and PSK31. Operators include I2YSB, I2UIY and
IK2DIA. Callsigns will be issued after their arrival on site. They will
have one on SSB and the other on all other modes. Three rigs will be
used with on amplifier. For antennas they will have a beam on 6 through
30 meters and verticals on 80 and 160 meters. A web site has been set-
up, which will have online logs at http://digilander.iol.it/i2ysb.
QSLs for both callsigns will be OK via bureau or direct to I2YSB,
Silvano Borsa, P.O. Box 45, 27036 Mortara (PV), Italy. (QSP de SMIRK)
Austral Islands, FO0. FO0SIX Trip is proposed by FO3BM from March 3 to
March 18. No other detail known as yet. Info JA1RJU. (QSP de SMIRK)
India, VU. VU2SDN "Sahar" President of amateur radio society of India
(ARSI) tells that The Wireless advisor to the government of India,
Dept. of Telecom has decided to extend the temporary permit that per-
mits the Indian Radio Amateurs to operate on the 6 M band. No decision
for a permanent allotment of 50 MHz band has been taken as yet. We will
be active on 6m for another 6 months at least. Raj VU2ZAP ggrk@vsnl.com
(QSP de UKSMG ann.)
Guantanamo Bay, KG4. Is there a need in the 6m community for an opera-
tion here ? How many need it for DXCC ? What would be the best time to
go, May, June, July or ? Let me know if you are interested and I will
pass it on. Tnx es 73, Dale AA5XE aa5xe@ktc.com (QSP de UKSMG ann.)
Comoros, D6. Five Star DXers go to D68 - Bulletin No.5 (Shortned by
E.d. OZ6OM). This is the fifth bulletin, with news of our forthcoming
D68C DXpedition to the Comoros (active from about 8th to 28th February)
and will be the last bulletin before our departure. Many of the team
members met at G3NUG's QTH last Sunday (28th January) and we are all
very much looking forward to the DXpedition. Our container of equipment
is already waiting for us in D68, and the first group of operators fly
out next Sunday (4th February), via Mauritius, arriving D68 on 6 th
February. We expect to take about two days setting up equipment and
antennas, so that when we start we will have all bands up and running.
Operating Patterns and Power Outages. Our D68C operators will all be
briefed to identify regularly, and to make their tuning intentions
clear. Initially all operations will be split, and we will be as care-
ful as we can not to cause interference to the other expeditions which
will be active at the same time. We will not work by numbers and will
not be joining lists or nets. As the operation progresses and the pile-
ups diminish it may be possible to work co-channel to accommodate those
whose transceivers do not allow split operation. Our major focus will
be on those areas of the world where D68 is in greatest demand, and we
will take care to check the tough paths, such as that to VK/ZL. We will
try to give SSB and CW roughly equal treatment. For 6m enthusiasts, we
will attempt to have the 6m beacon running on 50.090 as soon as possi-
ble after our arrival (probably sometime on 7th February). One matter
which we need to cover at this stage. There is a possibility of short
power outages at the hotel. These will necessitate bringing the local
generators on line, which could take up to two or three minutes. Should
this happen, when power is restored we will come back on the same fre-
quencies, both transmit and receive, and start by trying to complete
the QSO with the station we were working when the power failed. Pilot
Stations. The objective of the D68C pilot team is to be a permanent and
established communication link both to and from the DX community. The
DXpedition team needs to hear from the DX community what is going well,
what can be improved, what the DXers propose, etc. so that the expedi-
tion can adjust its operation according to this feedback. We have at-
tempted to strike a balance between the number of pilots and the need
to provide an information channel to as many amateurs as possible. The
pilots are as follows: Chief Pilot and contact for Europe and African
DXers is Martin G3ZAY who can be reached as g3zay@btinternet.com
The pilot for North and South America is Don N1DG at n1dg@aurumtel.com
The pilot for Asia and Oceania is Ray G3NOM at g3nom@rast.or.th
For 6 metre issues worldwide the pilot is Dale AA5XE at aa5xe@smirk.org
The feedback from the expedition team will principally be via the Chief
Pilot's web page at http://www.dxbands.com/comoros/zaypilot.shtml
Please let the pilots have your favourable comments when the DXpedition
gets things right as well as your questions when things go wrong.
QSLing. The DXpedition QSL Manager is Phil, G3SWH. Phil Whitchurch, 21
Dickensons Grove, Congresbury, Bristol, BS19 5HQ, England, e-mail:
phil@g3swh.demon.co.uk Bob Treacher, BRS32525 is the SWL QSL Manager.
QSL Policy. All incoming cards will be checked carefully to ensure
that the QSO appears in the DXpedition log. We will only QSL those
QSOs that are listed on your application. Direct requests will be
dealt with first, with e-mail and bureau requests second.QSL requests
received direct by the managers will result in a direct response,
subject to certain provisions. Two IRCs or one US dollar are needed
to pay for airmail outside Europe for up to two cards. Additional
cards pro-rata. Note that US dollars are much better value than IRCs!
IRCs must be properly stamped. Additional dollars or IRCs are very
welcome and will be used to help meet the significant costs of the
DXpedition. QSL requests received via the bureau will receive a return
card via the bureau. Web Page. The D68C Web Page continues to be up-
dated with the latest news. The URL is www.dxbands.com/comoros
Don Field G3XTT, NK1G g3xtt@lineone.net (D68C Publicity Officer)
Italy, I. Meeting "Magic Band" 2001; Caserta - March, 31th 2001. Six
Italy - 2001 annual general meeting at Sala Riunioni del Centro adde-
stramento della Protezione Civile, Vialone Carlo III, Caserta. Programe
as follows; 10:00 a.m. - Meeting of the Group Six Italy, President's
Report, Review of 2000 Activities, Goals for 2001, Treasurer's Report,
Revision of Dues for 2002, Election of Board 2001-2002. 13:00 p.m.
Luncheon 13:30 p.m. Continuation of Morning Session if the morning work
if not completed. Others discussions, Report on K5K - (by I8NHJ). 16:30
p.m. expected end of meeting. How to get to the Six Italy AGM 2001.
From Highway A-1, exit Caserta South direction "Caserta Down-Town"
(Caserta Cantro). The organization will set up some road signs to
direct you to AGM site. Phone: 0338/2791773 - ik8mkk - Michele Visca
email: ik8mkk@sixitalia.org We are looking forward to seeing you as
many as possible, for now best 73 from SIXITALY GROUP. (QSP de IK0FTA)
Fr. Guiana, FY. Georges F8OP, writes; New update. The FY/F5KEE Dxpe-
dition QSL's are in the way. Most of Europe QSL have been sent a few
days ago. The QSL's will be sent as soon as possible (update info:
F5SN). 73 Georges F8OP
Italy, I. Gianluca IK0SME, writes; Hi, just to inform that I am ready
and operational on PSK31, with an icom ic-706- and a 6 elements. Skeds
are welcome at: ik0sme@amsat.org Ciao de Gianluca IK0SME
Tonga, A35BQ. Angelo, I6BQI will be active as A35BQ from Tonga, grid
square AG28, on February 5 - 27 and March 14 - 16 on 160 - 6m. QSL via
buro or direct to I6BQI. He will have 6M but the rig and antenna is not
the best. He is using a vertical 5/8 and about 80 watt. On February 28
- March 13 he will be ZK2BQI and on March 17 - April 7 he plans to be
in YJ0 (de VK4CP) (QSP de SM7AED news)
Nordic VHF Meeting 2001. This year the meeting will be at Gottskaer
(JO57ai), on the Swedish west coast, about 35 km south of Gothenburg
on June 8th - 10th. More info at http://www.sk6yh.org. Make a mark in
your calender. (QSP de SM7AED news)
Credits to; SMIRK, OPDX, UKSMG, SM7AED and IK0FTA. Special thanks to
the following for contributions of news to the OZ50MHz DX Bulletin;
OZ5IQ, ZS6PVW, N6XQ, IK0FTA, PA3BLS, DJ3TF, G3XTT, IK0SME & F8OP.
Additional information of DXpeditions, will be appreciated.
Excerpts and distribution of The OZ50MHz DX Bulletin are granted as
long as OZ6OM/OZ7M receive proper credit.
OZ6OM @ OZ5BBS.FYN.DNK.EU 11.02.2001
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