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The OZ 50 MHz DX Bulletin #02-015
Edited by OZ6OM / OZ7M, O. Bjoern "Matt" Madsen
Telephone; + 45 5180 7388 or + 45 6591 7189
AX25; OZ6OM@OZ5BBS.FYN.DNK.EU
http://www.qsl.net/oz6om/
DX calendar, 14 Apr. - 20 Apr.
Call Period Operator QSL Remarks
C56/PA9JJ Apr15. - Apr29. PA9JJ PA9JJ #02-002
CN2DX Jun01. - Jun22. HB9HLM HB9HLM #02-008
FP/NA1CW Jun14. - Jun23. NA1CW & K1TOL N1RZ/NA1CW #02-014
GJ/F... May17. - May21. F team F8CUR #02-011
HV5PUL Apr20. I team IW0DJB #02-014
HV5PUL May16. I team IW0DJB #02-014
JD1/JM3FVL Apr28. - May04. JM3FVL JM3FVL #02-014
JD1/JE5DTS Apr28. - May04. JE5DTS JE5DTS #02-014
JD1/JG4LSR Apr28. - May04. JG4LSR JG4LSR #02-014
JD1/JL4CVB Apr28. - May04. JL4CVB JL4CVB #02-014
JD1YBO May01. - May05. JD1BKQ, JA1OZK JD1BKQ #02-015
KH0/JM1YGG May16. - May19. JM1YGG JM1YGG #02-015
KH1.. Apr29. - May09. Int. team RZ3AA (SSB) #02-015
KH4/W7IEW Jun08. - Jun25. W7IEW #01-037
KH9/AC4G June/July - AC4G #02-011
OD5/IW0GXY - June IW0GXY #02-012
OX3LG Aug01. - Oct01. OZ2ELA/OX3LG OZ1ACB #02-012
OY/DL2RTK May20. - May22. DL2RTK #02-003
OY/DL2VFR May20. - May22. DL2VFR #02-003
S21/OK1FWC - July OK1FWC #02-012
S79MX - Apr25. HB9MX HB9MX #02-013
TF/DL2RTK May23. - May30. DL2RTK #02-003
TF/DL2VFR May23. - May30. DL2VFR #02-003
TM5Y (F) May07. - May12. F team F6KOP #02-014
TN3B May17. - May27. EA3BT EA3BT #02-011
TN3W May17. - May27. EA3WL EA3BT #02-011
TT8DX Feb27. - Dec. TT8DX F5OGL #02-007
VK0MQI - Dec. VK0MQI JA1ELY #02-012
VK9ML Apr12. - Apr22. Int. team #02-007
VP5T Oct22. - Oct29. N2VW & WA2VYA N2VW #02-009
XW1HS Apr10. - Apr20. HS team E21EIC #02-014
XY5T Aug04. - Aug22. Int team. IN3ZNR #02-012
XY3C Aug04. - Aug22. Int team. DL4KQ #02-012
XY7V Aug04. - Aug22. Int team. DL8KBJ #02-012
8Q7ZZ July Int. team #02-006
9V1XE - Jun30. 9V1XE #02-014
Contest calendar.
Date Contest Time UT Rules Log entry
23/04 Nordic activitycontest 18:00 - 22:00 #00-006 OZ5TG
23/04 RSGB activitycontest 20:00 - 22:30
23/04 LY activitycontest 18:00 - 21:59 #99-005 LY2BIL
5/07 EDR / Nordic Baltic 14:00 -
6/07 VHF Field Day - 14:00 OZ6OM
28/07 Ciociaria Field Day 07:00 - 15:00 #02-009 IK0ZME
3/08 Sudety XV contest (PZK) 14:00 -
4/08 - 14:00 SP7BCA
General information.
Mariana Isl., KH0. Look for KH0/JM1YGG to operate (on 6 metres and HF)
from Saipan, Northern Marianas on 16-19 May. QSL to JM1YGG through the
JARL bureau. (QSP de 425 DX News #571)
USA, W. Special event station. Whitey K1VV, writes; WW2MAN - Seehund
U-5075 Amateur Radio Association for the first time will take part in
"Submarines on the air" Apri 27th 0000 UTC to 2359 UTC April 28th. For
Details see SVARA - Submarines Veterans Amateur Radio Asso.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SVARA/ Over 30 Submarines Worldwide ta-
king part. For the list of Museum Submarines with call signs See
http://www.marinefunker.de/eng/shiplist.html Frequencies are: CW 50.043
SSB: 50.143 +/-40Khz QSLs for WW2MAN, Stateside via K1VV please with an
S.A.S.E., DX via the W2 Bureau. U-5075 is located at the United States
Naval Shipbuilding Museum Massachusetts Military Research Center 739
Washington Street Quincy, Massachusetts. 73 Whitey K1VV
Ogasawara Isl., JD1. JD1YBO will be a new club station on Ogasawara
Island. JD1BKQ, Tack; JA1OZK, Nori and others plan to set up the sta-
tion this month and be on the air May 1-5, CW, SSB and RTTY, low bands
high bands including WARC and 6M. QSL via the bureau to JD1YBO or di-
rect to Tatsuhiko Kimura (JD1BKQ), 79-142 Nara-cho, Saitama-city, 331-
0042 Saitama, Japan. (QSP de The Daily DX #070)
Baker & Howland Isl., KH1. Nenad, VE3EXY, reports the KH1 DXpedition is
still on track. According to the latest press release, activity should
take place between April 29th and May 9th using a special 1x1 callsign.
All standard DX frequencies will be used according to band plans.
50.105 - 6 meters. All QSL cards for CW, RTTY, SSTV, PSK, FM, SAT.,
will go to YT1AD: Dr.Hrane Milosevic, 36206 Vitanovac, Yugoslavia,
Europe QSL cards for SSB will go to RZ3AA: Roman Thomas (Adress will
be published later). The KH1 web page is now available at:
http://www.kragujevac.co.yu/kh1 (QSP de OPDX #557)
South Africa, ZS. Hal ZS6WB, writes; Hi Matt. Several of the ZS opera-
tors who are using WSJT (both FSK441 and JT44) would like to run some
tests on paths that are normally difficult or impossible for us to
work. I wonder if you could include this request for schedules in your
newsletter. Thanks very much. (Hereby done de E.d. OZ6OM)
Though Cycle 23 has been good to European operators, most of us in ZS
have had relatively little really good DX when compared to Cycle 22.
The two new new WSJT modes have opened up a lot of interesting possibi-
lities and we would be interested in conducting some tests over some of
the more unusual paths. A few examples are these; (1) ZS6 to northern
Europe (GM, LA, SM, OH) with FSK441 using TE openings to the Mediter-
ranean area coupled by MS to the north. (2) BS JT44 contacts to the
east and west when both stations have openings to Europe. ZS has al-
ready been copied last week in ZD8 using this method. No big deal for
many Europeans but ZD8 was last worked in ZS6 in April of 1989. South
America is also a strong possibility for BS as well as VQ9, 8Q7 etc.
to the east. (3) JA by meteor scatter. Recently there have been a num-
ber of openings where JA has been working FR, S79, etc. and the band
has not opened as far as ZS. However, we hear meteor bursts of the JA
TV video during these openings. Quite likely FSK441 would allow MS over
the first part of the path coupled into the JA-FR openings. I would be
interested in hearing from anyone this is WSJT equipped that would like
to try some of these more unusual paths to areas we have not already
worked many times before. Anyone interested can e-mail me at
zs6wb@telkomsa.net and I will pass info along to other interested par-
ties down here. Hal ZS6WB
Norway, LA. Birger LA5TFA, writes; Hi 50Mhz friends. LA7SIX is up and
running again after a winter break (it's just like the polarbear, wa-
king up after a long winter in hibernation). QTH KP09JQ, QTF 200 degr.
MASL 100 m., 20 watt into a 5 elem yagi, QRG 50.051. Report are most
welcome to la5tfa@hamradio.no 73 de Birger LA5TFA
Credits to; SMIRK, The Daily DX, OPDX, UKSMG, 425DXN and SixItalia.
Special thanks to the following for contributions of news to the
OZ50MHz DX Bulletin;
K1VV, ZS6WB & LA5TFA.
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 ÿÿ
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