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The OZ 50 MHz DX Bulletin #02-004
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, 27 Jan. - 2 Feb.
Call Period Operator QSL Remarks
C56/PA9JJ Apr15. - Apr29. PA9JJ PA9JJ #02-002
H40.. Mar28. - Apr12. Int. team VK1AA #02-004
J68AS Mar21. - Mar22. N9AG N9AG #02-004
KH0/JA6BTO Feb07. - Feb10. JA6BTO JA6BTO #02-001
AH0/KF4LX Feb07. - Feb10. JA6HJP JA6HJP #02-001
KH0/JA6LZN Feb07. - Feb10. JA6LZN JA6LZN #02-001
KH0/KK7UB Feb07. - Feb10. JA6BPO JA6BPO #02-001
WH0B Feb07. - Feb10. JA6VQA JA6VQA #02-001
KH0/AB2GA Feb07. - Feb10. JH6ALF JH6ALF #02-001
KH1.. Apr25. - May05. Int. team RZ3AA (SSB) #02-002
KH4/DL7VFR Mar03. - Mar16. DL7VFR DL7VFR #02-003
KH4/DL7RUM Mar03. - Mar16. DL7RUM DL7RUM #02-003
W4M (KH4) Mar30. - Apr06. G3RTE & G3SWH G3SWH #02-003
KH4/W7IEW Jun08. - Jun25. W7IEW #01-037
OX/KL7SIX Feb. 2002 KL7SIX/VK3SIX #01-034
OY/DL2RTK May20. - May22. DL2RTK #02-003
OY/DL2VFR May20. - May22. DL2VFR #02-003
PY0F.. Jan23. - Jan29. W5SJ #02-002
PW0T Feb18. - Mar02. Int. team KU9C #02-003
S9LA Feb04. - Feb10. LA & SM team LA2N #01-050
TF/DL2RTK May23. - May30. DL2RTK #02-003
TF/DL2VFR May23. - May30. DL2VFR #02-003
TI9M Feb17. - Mar04. TI2HMG a.o. #01-050
T88XF Feb09. - Feb12. JH5OXF JH5OXF #02-003
V31YN Jan06. - Feb07. DJ4KW #02-001
V5/DJ4SO Jan16. - Feb06. DJ4SO #02-002
V51/DL2SL Feb15. - Mar08. DL2SL #01-049
V51/SP6IXF Feb15. - Mar08. SP6IXF #01-049
VK9ML Apr12. - Apr22. Int. team #01-051
VP6.. Mar12. - Int. team JA1BK #01-051
XR0X Mar12. - Mar30. Int. team #01-051
XU7ACE Jan27. - Feb10. ES1FB ES1FB #02-004
3W3ZZ (XV) Jan24. - Jan31. JA1EUI JA1EUI #02-003
YA5T Nov20. - U.N. team KU9C #01-049
YJ0AOW Mar04. - Mar15. F6COW F6COW #02-003
YJ0APY Mar04. - Mar15. F6EPY F6EPY #02-003
YN/DL7CM Feb15. - Mar05. DL7CM DL7CM #01-036
YN/DL2OE Feb15. - Mar05. DL2OE DL2OE #01-036
YN/DL3DXX Feb15. - Mar05. DL3DXX DL3DXX #01-036
5U.. Feb03. - Feb18. Int. team #01-050
5W0MP Feb19. - Feb28. F6COW F6COW #02-003
5W0DA Feb19. - Feb28. F6EPY F6EPY #02-003
9M9/JA8CCL Jan31. - Feb03. JA8CCL JA8CCL #02-004
9U5D Nov16. - Mar. 9U5D/SM5DIC SM5BFJ #01-040
Contest calendar.
Date Contest Time UT Rules Log entry
26/02 Nordic activitycontest 18:00 - 22:00 #00-006 OZ5TG
26/02 LY activitycontest 18:00 - 21:59 #99-005 LY2BIL
General information.
Svalbard, JW. Logs for JW4X (273 6m QSOs with 18 DXCC entities), as
well as information, pics etc. of JW8AJA and JW5QFA's recent activity
from Svalbard, are now available at http://www.qsl.net/la8aja (QSP de
425 DX News #560)
Niger, 5U. Update. The tickets for the trip from Feb 3-18 were bought
and any requests for special modes and bands can be posted to their
internet site http://www.qsl.net/niger-2002. Seven operators will
operate with three stations simulateously in SSB/CW/RTTY and PSK31 on
6-160m. (QSP de DXNL 1278)
E. Malaysia, 9M. 9M9/JA8CCL will operate from E. Malaysia on HF and
six meters from Jan 31 to Feb 3, 2002. QSL to home call. (QSP de SMIRK)
Cambodia, XU & Laos, XW. ES1FB, informs OPDX that he will be active as
XU7ACE January 27th for 2 weeks. He plans to be on 80-6 meters, mostly
SSB, and some CW. Also, he will be going to Laos (XW), for 3-4 days.
Dates and callsign are not known yet. QSL via ES1FB. (QSP de OPDX #546)
Temotu, H40. During the period from March 28th through April 12th,
Nick, VK1AA, will be organizing a DXpedition to Temotu Province. The
team will be active in CQ WPX Contest as Multi/Single and will be ac-
tive on all amateur bands from 160-6 meters, all modes. The team con-
sists of VK1AA, YT6A and probably YT6T. They are still looking for a
few good CW/SSB OPs, well experienced, and ready to join team to do
their best to contribute to the final goals of the DXpedition. You can
visit their WEB page at: http://www.qsl.net/vk1aa/temotu All questions
and requests can be sent to VK1AA at: watchman@tig.com.au QSLs are via
VK1AA. (QSP de OPDX #546)
Finland, OH. Seppo OH3AG, writes; First Tampere 50 MHz Meeting, Orga-
nized by OH3AG - Saturday 23.2.2002 Programme;
10.00 Opening - Kauko Koskinen OH3KQ, Chairman of OH3AG
10.15 Collected history of 50 MHz initiation in Finland - "Zaba" OH1ZAA
10.45 UKSMG - a Top European 50MHz Promoter - Chris, G3WOS
11.15 Three Experiences of 50 MHz (OH2HK 50's, OH6DD 80's & a newcomer)
12.15 Countdown
12.30 Lunch break
14.00 Propagation Analysis - From OH to KL7? - Väinö Lehtoranta OH2LX
14.30 European Experiences - Four stories by foreign visitors à 15 min
15.30 Coffee break
15.45 Antennas for the Magic Band the Best Solution? - "Zaba" OH1ZAA
16.15 Closing Discussion - Open End - chaired by Seppo OH1VR
There will be a get-together party on Friday night and a dinner on
Saturday
St. Lucia, J68AS. I will be heading back to St. Lucia for the SSB WPX
contest and plan to be active on 6 meters. Will arrive on March 21 and
hope to be QRV by March 22. Will be QRT on April 2. Will avoid the 10
meter net, as it really left a bad taste in my mouth from my Y2K trip.
The site has over-water views to the US and Europe from about 120M ASL
Here is hoping conditions keep on hanging in there. QSL to my home call
73, Scott N9AG/J68AS (QSP de UKSMG ann.)
Virgin Isl., KP2. I will be visiting the US Virgin Islands to operate
in an HF contest at the end of March this year. I was thinking about
interesting bands or modes to operate outside of the contest, and 6m
came to mind. The location is on a 1,000 ft hilltop with an unobstruc-
ted view of ocean toward JA, US, and EU. I might be operating an amp-
lifier capable of 1000W on 6m. I would need to purchase and construct
an antenna (perhaps a 5-el yagi). Unfortunately, I am not very fami-
liar with 6m, and don't know whether an operation like this would be
of interest to the 6m community. How good is propagation typically in
late March/early April in this point of the sunspot cycle from the
Caribbean to EU and US? Is KP2 common on 6m? Before I purchase 6m
equipment for the trip, I just wanted to find out from experienced 6m
operators whether this sounds like a worthwhile effort or a waste of
time. Thanks in advance for your advice. 73 Dean N6DE dwood@cisco.com
(QSP de UKSMG ann.)
Credits to; SMIRK, OPDX, UKSMG, 425DXN and SixItalia. Special thanks
to the following for contributions of news to the OZ50MHz DX Bulletin;
OH3AG.
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 26.01.2002
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