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Sundsvalls Radioamatörer - SRA


 DX-calendar No. 0918 

April 26, 2009

 Compiled by SM3CVM - Lars Aronsson

The DX-calendar is published at: http://www.sk3bg.se/


DX-TIPS



- 26/4         MOROCCO; 5C2Y, 5C2F, 5C2L, 5C2Z, 5C2A, 5C2C, 5C2J, 5C2B,
               5C2SG and 5C2J/P AF-065
               from mainland and Mogador Island (5C2J/P) by IØSNY (5C2Y),
               I2FUG (5C2F), I8LWL (5C2L), I8YGZ (5C2Z), IK2AQZ (5C2A),
               IK6CAC (5C2C), IK7JWX (5C2J), ISØAGY (5C2B)
               and IZ7ATN (5C2SG).
               Announced frequencies:
               CW 28025, 24895, 21025, 18075, 14025, 10115, 7025, 3525,
                  1825
               SSB 28455, 24955, 21255, 18145, 14255, 7055, 3775, 1845
               RTTY 28085, 24920, 21085, 18100, 14085, 10145, 7040, 3585
               BPSK31 28075, 24915, 21075, 18100, 14075, 10145, 7040, 3595
               Activity is also expected on 2 m and 6 m. Please note that
               the QSL 5C2Y via IØSNY (direct) or EA4URE (bureau), all
               others via IK7JWX (direct or bureau); stations in CQ Zones
               28, 29, 30, 31 and 32 can QSL via VK4FW (direct or bureau)
               for all callsigns. Further information, including online
               logs (to be updated on a regular basis during the
               expedition) and an Online QSL Request System (OQRS) for
               requesting your direct or bureau card, can be found at
               www.mogador2009.altervista.org/

- 28/4         MONGOLIA; JT
               JH1AWN and three members of the Akita DX Association
               (JA7AGO, JA7LU and JA7ZP) will be active from Ulaanbaatar.
               They will operate CW, SSB, RTTY and PSK31 from two
               different locations, JT1KAA’s shack and their hotel. Plans
               are to be QRV on 160-6 metres, but 160 m activities will
               depend on local conditions. The callsigns and relevent QSL
               routes are: JT1AWN via JH1AWN, JT1AGO via JA7AGO, JT1LU
               via JA7LU, JT1ZP via JA7ZP. Cards can be sent direct or
               via the JARL bureau.

- 28/4         SOLOMON ISLANDS; H44MS
               by DL2GAC. He plans to operate SSB with a focus on 80 and
               40 metres. QSL via home call, direct or bureau. DK9FN
               (CW operator) and DL2NUD (EME operator) will join DL2GAC
               (H44MS) in late February for a 2-3 week operation from
               Temotu Province. DK9FN will go back home on 16 March.
               He plans to operate CW only on 160-6 metres, hopefully
               as H4ØFN (the callsign he used back in 1999). Whatever
               callsign he will be using, the QSL route is via HA8FW
               (bureau preferred).

- ca 30/4      PHILIPPINES; DU OC-129, OC-130 and OC-235
               by MØGHQ. He plans to activate following islands:
               OC-129, Cebu Island
               OC-130, Mindanao Island
               OC-235, Samal Island and
               OC-129, Leyte Island.
               He intends to work with 100 watts and wires in SSB, PSK
               and RTTY on 160-10 m (maybe also 6 m). QSL direct or via
               bureau via homecall.

- 30/4         TUNISIA; TS1LYMC
               Special event Scout station TS1LYMC (I Love You My
               Country). Expect activity on 80-10 metres CW, SSB, RTTY,
               PSK and SSTV. QSL to TS1LYMC, 33 Rue plaine Lune Borj
               Louzir, Ariana 2073 Tunis, Tunisia.

- 3/5          GUYANA; 8R1AD
               by KE7TBB and N7EAA. Activity will be on 20 meters using
               CW, SSB and PSK31. They plan to look for stations who are
               young ham operators and running low power (kilowatt and
               under). QSL via N7EAA.

- 3/5          CANADA; XOØICE/2
               by VE2TKH will be active from Quebec City (and again on
               14-31 May) to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the entry
               in service of the St. Lawrence Seaway. QSL via LoTW only
               (paper QSLs will not be available).

- 5/5          UGANDA; 5X1NH
               by G3RWF. This time he may also give digital modes a try,
               and will try to improve his antennas for the low bands.
               QSL via home call.

- 6/5          BHUTAN; A52DT
               by JA1DOT. He plans to operate CW, SSB and RTTY
               on 160-10 metres. QSl via home call.

- 6/5          TONGA; A35KL OC-064
               from Vava’u by W6ZL. He will operate mainly CW on 40-17
               metres with 100 watts and a vertical dipole. QSL via home
               call or LoTW. Also expect Paul, A35RK to operate CW and SSB
               as A35RK/P from the same location until at least 1 June.
               QSL via W7TSQ or LoTW.

- 6/5          CAYMAN IS.; ZF2ZB NA-016
               by K7WZB and K9WZB. Look for them on 160-6 metres CW, SSB,
               RTTY and PSK 31. They will be monitoring 6 metres most of
               the time for opening to US and Europe. QSL direct to K9WZB.

- 10/5         MOROCCO; 5F1ROM
               by CN8VO for the FIA Touring Car Grand Prix that will be
               held in Marrakech on 1-3 May. QSL via EA7FTR.

- 31/5         UGANDA; 5X4X
               from Arua by DL8SBQ. He runs 100 watts into a spiderbeam
               for 20, 17, 15, 12 and 10 metres and a Zepp antenna for
               40 metres. He has been pirated on 160, 80 and 40 metres
               - if you worked him during the evening hours, please note
               that Peter cannot operate after 20 UTC, because the power
               is off in Arua. QSL via DF5GQ.

- 31/5         CANADA; XL, XN, XM and XO
               Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the opening of the
               St. Lawrence Seaway, Canadian amateurs are allowed to use
               the following prefixes: XL (VA stations), XN (VO stations),
               XM (VE stations), XO (VY stations).

- 20/6         BANGLADESH; S21UGZ
               from Dhaka by DU1UGZ. He operates in his spare time using
               a low band dipole. For the time being, he will focus on
               40 and 80 metres SSB and RTTY, but in May he should get
               a beam for 10, 12, 15, 17 and 20 metres and hopefully
               a linear amplifier as well. QSL via home call.

- 30/6         NIGERIA; 5NØOCH
               by DL3OCH (HB9EHJ). He plans to operate during his spare
               time on 160-10 metres CW, SSB and RTTY. Hopefully he will
               also go and operate from IOTA group AF-076. Further
               information can be found at http://www.dl3och.de/.
               QSL via home call, direct or bureau.

- 1/7          CHAD; TT8CF
               by F4BQO. He plans to operate CW and SSB on the HF bands.
               QSL direct to F4BQO.

- 24/7         NIGERIA; 5NØOCH
               by DL3OCH. He plans to operate EME and on the HF bands
               (160-10 metres). Hopefully he will also go and operate
               from IOTA group AF-076. QSL via DL3OCH.

- 31/8         HONG KONG; VR2/F4BKV AS-006
               mainly on PSK31 with some SSB during good propagation
               openings. His web site is at http://www.f4bkv.net/

- 30/9         CROZET; FT5WO AF-008
               by F4DYW says he will be working at Alfred Faure Base on
               Ile de la Possesson. He plans to operate on 20, 15 and 40
               metres SSB during his spare time, using 100 watts and
               dipoles. QSL via home call, direct or bureau.
               Look for updates on
               http://f4dyw.free.fr/index.php?langue=fr&contenu=ft5wo.html

- 1/11         ANTARCTICA; VKØBP AN-016
               is currently working at Antarctic Davis Base Station,
               Gridsquare MC81XK. His activity is limited due to his
               workload, but he is expected to be on all HF bands. He
               seems to like 20 meters between 1500-1800z. Operations
               have been on SSB and PSK31, but he plans to operate on
               other modes later on during his stay at the Davis Station.
               QSL via VK2CA. PLEASE NOTE: There is also a possibility of
               activating other field huts in the area, and he will sign
               as VKØBP/P. Look for more details on his Web page at
               http://www.vk0bp.org/

- ca 16/11     LEBANON; OD/W5YFN
               has received approval from the local authorities to while
               in Lebanon, for one year starting on 16 November.

- 2009         WEST MALAYSIA; 9M2TI
               by EA4ATI to work in Kuala Lumpur for the whole year 2009.
               He will work with 400 watts and a vertical in CW and SSB
               on 40 m/20 m/15 m/10 m. He also plans to take part in all
               major contests (if possible from stations better equipped).
               QSL via EA4ATI.

- 31/10 2010   CANADA; VA7PX NA-075
               from Mayne Island. QSL via VE7AXU via bureau or direct.

- 2010         MARSHALL IS.; V73NS OC-028
               from the Kwajalein atoll by WD8CRT, who will have to work
               here for two years starting on Jan 5, 2009. He will work
               mostly in CW on 160-6 m. QSL via bureau or direct to
               Neil Schwanitz, P O Box 8341, APO, AP 96557, USA.
               His website is http://www.qsl.net/v73ns/

April - May?   AVES I.; YWØA NA-020
               They are still waiting the schedule from the Venezuela’s
               navy! The 4M5DX Group’s expedition to Aves Island is
               scheduled to take place in March, hopefully for a full
               week. A large team of operators will be active on 160-6
               metres CW, SSB and RTTY. QSL via IT9DAA (diret or bureau),
               or LoTW. Bookmark http://yw0a.4m5dx.info/ for updates.

28/4 - 1/5     COSTA RICA; TI6/K9KEJ and TI6/W9YOR
               on 40, 20 and 17 metres SSB. QSL TI6/K9KEJ via EB7DX.

29/4 - 3/5     BRAZIL; ZW8BBC SA-072
               from Canarias Island working in CW/SSB/digital modes on
               160 m-6 m and via satellite (AO51/AO7/FO29/VO52/SO50).
               QSL via PS8DX.

29/4 - 5/5     JAPAN; 8J6DON AS-077
               from Kyushu Island from the upcoming Hakata "Dontaku"
               Port Festival. QSL via JARL bureau.

29/4 - 5/5     OGASAWARA; JI1LET/JD1 AS-031
               from Chichijima. He plans to operate CW, SSB and RTTY
               on 40-10 metres, and on 6 metres. QSL via home call,
               direct or bureau.

29/4 - 5/5     MALDIVES; 8Q7SV
               by SV1JG. Activity will be mostly CW and digital modes on
               all bands. QSL via SV1JG, direct or by the bureau.

29/4 - 12/5    OGASAWARA; JD1BLK, JD1BMH and JD1BLY AS-031
               from Chichijima. They plan to operate CW, SSB and digital
               modes on 160-6 metres, plus satellite. QSL JD1BLK via
               JM1LJS, JD1BMH via JG7PSJ and JD1BLY via JI5RPT.
               Logsearches and further information will be available
               on their individual websites,
               http://radio-dream.com/jd1blk/e/ (JD1BLK),
               http://sapphire.ganko.tohoku.ac.jp/jd1bmh/ (JD1BMH)
               and http://www.ji5rpt.com/jd1/ (JD1BLY).

29/4 - 3/5     BRAZIL; ZW8BBC SA-072
               from Ilha das Canarias. Plans are to operate CW, SSB
               and RTTY on 160-6 metres. QSL via PS8DX.

29/4 - 5/5     MALDIVES; 8Q7SV AS-013
               by SV1JG. He plans to operate mostly CW and digital modes
               on all bands. QSL via home call, direct or bureau.

30/4 - 2/5     USA; NØTG, WA4DAN and AA4VK NA-067
               from Core Banks from 23 UTC on 30 April through 15 UTC
               on 2 May. The island is similar in environment (terrain,
               sand, sea, remoteness, etc.) to Sable Island, and the
               purpose of the operation will be a "test" of seven
               potential antennas for use at CYØ in October. AA4VK will
               also test the feasibility of including operating FM
               satellites (SO-50, AO-51, and AO-27) in the CYØ operations.
               Frequencies and modes of operation from NA-067 will be
               posted to http://www.cy0dxpedition.com/

1/5 - 3/5      ARGENTINA; L21D SA-021
               from Ariadne Island by seven operators (LU1EUU, LU4DBP,
               LU4DBT, LU4ETN, LU5DEM, LU7DSY and LU8DWR) active on
               80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 metres CW, SSB and PSK31.
               QSL via LU7DSY, direct or bureau.

1/5 - 3/5      USA; W1ACT/P NA-046
               from Martha’s Vineyard including the New England QSO Party.
               QSL via N1JOY.

1/5 - 4/5      BRAZIL; PT1R SA-079
               from Ilha Rasa by PY1ZV, PY1NB, PY1YB, PY1IBM, PY1KN,
               PY2WC, PY2NDX, PY4OG and PY4OY. They plan to be be QRV on
               160-10 metres CW, SSB and digital modes with two stations,
               while another station will be active on 6 and 2 metres
               during the Araucaria VHF Contest (details at
               http://www.avhfc.com/). QSL via PY1NB, direct or bureau.
               The web page for the operation is at
               http://riodxgroup.dxwatch.com/rasa/

1/5 - 8/5      FIJI; 3D2ZW/P OC-016
               from Nadi, Viti Levu Group by OK2ZAW on a holiday
               Dxpedition. He plans to activate a few IOTA using his
               IC-706 (w/100 watts) into a vertical and dipole antennas.
               QSL via his home callsign, direct or by the Bureau.

1/5 - 31/10    JAPAN; 8J6SL AS-077
               from the Kumamoto Museum to celebrate the 100th anniversary
               of Hisatsu (Railroad) Line (Steam Locomotive) on the Island
               of Honshu (JIIA AS-077-001). Activity will be on all bands
               and modes. Possibly 5 stations will be on the air.
               QSL via the JARL Bureau.

2/5            USA; AJ4RW NA-058
               from Cumberland Island. He will be on the air from approx.
               1500 - 1930z on the frequencies of 14.260 and 7.225 kHz,
               alternating between the two bands as there is only one
               station scheduled as of right now, but this might change
               as soon as they move closer to the date of operation.
               Frequencies may also vary depending upon band conditions.
               This will be SSB operation only. QSL via his home callsign.

2/5 - 4/5      FIJI; 3D2ZW/P OC-121
               from Bounty Island by OK2ZAW on a holiday Dxpedition.
               He plans to activate a few IOTA using his IC-706 (w/100
               watts) into a vertical and dipole antennas. QSL via his
               home callsign, direct or by the Bureau.

2/5 - 5/5      OGASAWARA; JD1BMT AS-031
               from Chichijima, to operate CW, SSB and digital modes
               on 160-6 metres, plus satellite. QSL JD1BMT via JE4SMQ.

3/5 - 17/5     NAURU; C21TI
               EA4ATI is preparing for a DXpedition (with a team of
               operators) to activate Nauru in the Pacific sometime in
               May. Tentative dates will be either from May 3-17th (after
               the cyclone season) or May 16-30th. This is the same
               location that previous DXpeditions to Nauru have used
               (such as C21BH, C21SX, C21XF, etc). Activity will be on
               all HF bands including 60 m and 6 m. The suggested
               frequencies mentioned (as of now) are:
               CW  - 1825.5, 3505, 7005, 10110, 14025, 18075, 21025,
                     24895 and 28025
               SSB - 1825.5, 3799, 5371.5, 7065, 14195, 18145, 21295,
                     24945 and 28495 kHz
               6 m - 50.115 MHz (CW/SSB)
               They currently have two transceivers with HF amplifiers
               and will use a yagi beam antenna for 20/15/10 meters and
               several dipole antennas. QSL will be via EA4ATI.

4/5 - 6/5      FIJI; 3D2ZW OC-156
               from Manta Ray, Yasawa Group by OK2ZAW on a holiday
               Dxpedition. He plans to activate a few IOTA using his
               IC-706 (w/100 watts) into a vertical and dipole antennas.
               QSL via his home callsign, direct or by the Bureau.

4/5 - 11/5     ASCENSION I.; ZD8KR
               by GØUNU. Activity will be mainly on 20 meters CW and SSB.
               More details will be forthcoming closer to these dates
               (on QRZ.com). QSL via GØUNU, by the Bureau or direct.

5/5 - 9/5      AUSTRALIA; JK1FNL/VK4 OC-160
               from Hamilton Island. QSL via home call.

6/5 - 8/5      FIJI; 3D2ZW OC-156
               from Botaira Beach Res., Yasawa Group by OK2ZAW on
               a holiday Dxpedition. He plans to activate a few IOTA
               using his IC-706 (w/100 watts) into a vertical and dipole
               antennas. QSL via his home callsign, direct or by the
               bureau.

9/5 - 30/5     DOMINICAN REPUBLIC; HI7/OT4R
               from Punta Cana. Activity will be on 20/15/10 meters SSB.
               Suggested frequency for 20 meters maybe 14300 kHz.
               QSL via OT4R.

11/5 - 16/5    MICRONESIA; V63DX and V63CW OC-010
               from Pohnpei by JA7HMZ (V63DX) and JH7IOS (V63CW) to be
               active on 40-6 metres. QSL via home calls.

14/5 - 31/5    CANADA; XOØICE/2
               by VE2TKH will be active from Quebec City to celebrate
               the 50th anniversary of the entry in service of the
               St. Lawrence Seaway. QSL via LoTW only (paper QSLs will
               not be available).

15/5 - 17/5    USA; W1AW/8
               Look for special event station to be on the air during
               the Dayton HamVention.

16/5 - 2/6     TANZANIA; 5H1HP and 5H1MS
               from Zanzibar by DL2NUD and DL9MS. Activity will be on
               the HF bands and 6 meters, but an emphasis will be on
               VHF (EME/MS). Grid squares to be activated are: KI93RU
               and KI94RA.

16/5 - 20/6    NIUE; ZK2V OC-040
               by ZL1CT. His 5-week expedition aims to give as many
               stations as possibile their first QSO with ZK2. Resources
               are limited, and he will operate mainly on 80, 40, 20 and
               15 metres CW and SSB, with some activity on 30, 17 and 12
               metres and some RTTY. QSL via N3SL. A log-search will be
               available at http://www.gm7v.com/zk2v.htm, and he plans
               to update it as often as possible.

23/5 - 24/5    CANADA; CG7GMT
               Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the
               George Massey tunnel, the Delta Amateur Radio Club
               (www.deltaamateurradio.com/) from Delta, British Columbia
               will be active from Deas Island (CisA BC-045). Look for
               activity on 80 and 20 metres between 17 and 1 UTC.
               QSL via VE7SUN.

29/5 - 30/5    USA; W4K NA-141
               from Peanut Island to celebrate John F. Kennedy’s birthday.
               Reports indicate it is from "JFK’s old Cuban missile crisis
               bunker". Activity will be focused on HF (mainly 40/20 m),
               6 and 2 meters using CW and SSB. This will be the first
               time Peanut Island will be activated. More information
               should be forthcoming.

1/6 - 14/6     BAHAMAS; C6AMS NA-001
               from New Providence by NA6M, N5RNA, W5TSN, K2CK and K9OWQ.
               Activity will be on 160-10 meters using CW, SSB and digital
               modes. QSL via NA6M, direct only. Updates and more
               information can be found at http://www.c6ams.com/

1/6 - 15/6     MALDIVES; 8Q7CQ AS-013
               from Kuredu Island by GØVJG. This will be a limited
               operation because Nobby will be on his honeymoon (and he
               thanks his wife for putting up with him and the QRM).
               Activity will be mainly HF SSB but some 6 meters.
               QSL via Owen, G4DFI.

8/6 - 25/6     MALDIVES; 8Q7TB AS-013
               from Embudu by PF4T. Activity will be on 40 and 20 meters
               using SSB. QSL via PF4T, direct to Tom Braam, Hondsrug 210,
               8251 VB Dronten, The Netherland. PLEASE NOTE: Include a
               self addressed envelope with 1 Green Stamp if you are
               in Europe. If outside Europe, please include 2 Green
               Stamps, as one is not enough to cover postage.

10/6 - 15/6    FERNANDO DE NORONHA; ZYØF SA-003
               by PY2AAZ, PY2TNT, PY2WAS and N6OX from around 23 UTC on
               10 June through around 13 UTC on the 15th. Expect activity
               on 160-10 metres CW and SSB, plus 60 m under a special
               licence granted by the Brazilian authorities.
               QSL via PY2WAS, direct or bureau.

11/6 - 17/6    BERMUDA; VP9/KF4VTT NA-005
               Activity will be on 160-6 meters using CW, SSB, RTTY
               and PSK. QSL via his home callsign, by the LoTW, Bureau
               or direct.

12/6 - 19/6    MONTSERRAT; VP2MRT
               by KB4CRT. His activity will include CW, SSB, possibly
               PSK, and the June VHF Contest. Asian stations are
               suggested to look for him on 20 meters between 1200-1300z.
               QSL via KB4CRT.

13/6 - 27/6    SAO TOME & PRINCIPE; S92LX AF-023
               Sao Tome by DK7LX. Activity will be on 80-10 meters CW
               only. He plans to have a Web site available which will
               include an online log search. QSL via his home callsign,
               direct or by the bureau.

16/6 - 6/7     GUYANA; 8R
               by W3CMP, N3DB, K4RX and AC4TO on HF-50 MHz. Antenna for
               6 meters will be a 6M7JHV yagi at 45 ft. on the Atlantic
               Ocean pointed towards EU and NA, and using a 3CPX800A7 amp.
               They hope to get some decent openings to, amongst other
               places, Northern EU, 5B/4X and W6/W7. They expect to have
               internet access most of the time. Operating frequencies
               and Web site will be announced at a later date.

19/6 - 5/7     SAN ANDRES/PROVIDENCIA; 5JØM NA-033
               San Andres by K7BV, concentrate on 6 metres. He may also
               be QRV on the HF bands. QSL direct to W1JJ. Further
               information at http://www.qth.com/k7bv/caribe2009/

23/6 - 3/7     ANTIGUA & BARBUDA; V2A/W6JKV NA-100
               from Antigua. Activity will be on the HF bands, but his
               focus will be on 6 meters (Grid FK97). He has a very good
               location and will use a large antenna with power.
               QSL via his home callsign in Austin, Texas.

25/6 - 4/7     CANADA; VY1/K7Y
               from Kluane Lake in the Yukon. Emphasis will be for Field
               Day from Jacquot Island (Special Event/New CISA) by members
               of the North County DX Association. Activity will be on
               20, 40 and 80 meters. Primary 14260 and 7260 kHz (+/- QRM).
               QSL via KL7JR direct w/SASE for full-color QSL.

10/7 - 18/7    ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON; FP/K9OT and FP/KB9LIE NA-032
               from Miquelon Island including the IARU HF World
               Championship Contest (July 12-13th). Activity outside of
               the contest will be on 160-6 meters using CW and SSB.
               K9OT prefers CW on 30 meters and down, while KB9LIE likes
               SSB, especially on 17, 20 and 40 meters. Location will be
               Room 5 at Motel de Miquelon (formerly Maxotel). QSL direct
               with return postage; bureau and LoTW okay. No eQSL.
               Their Web site is at http://hamradio.pnpfarms.com/

21/7 - 29/7    BELIZE; V31UR and V31WL NA-073
               from Caye Caulker by W6WTG (V31UR) and N2OWL (V31WL).
               Expect activity on the HF bands and 6 metres, and look for
               V31UR to participate in the IOTA Contest (25-26 July).
               QSL via W6UR. Further information and updates at
               http://www.w6wtg.com/

23/7 - 26/7    USA; W4T NA-083
               from Tangier Island by K4CQW, K4MIL, K5VIP, KE4AZL,
               KI4RXC, W4TVG, W4VIC and W8RJL, IOTA Contest included.
               They will run three stations on 80-6 metres CW, SSB,
               and RTTY. QSL via K5VIP.

23/7 - 26/7    CANADA; CG2ØØI NA-128
               from Ile Verte by members of the "NA-128 Contest Group",
               VA2RC, VA2ZO, VE2EDA, VE2EBK, VE2FSK, VE2TKH, VE2MTK and
               VE2QRA, IOTA Contest included. The special callsigns
               celebrates the 200th anniversary of the lighthouse located
               on the island. Look for them on 160-6 metres all modes.
               QSL via VE2CQ, direct or bureau. Further information can
               be found at http://www.qrz.com/ under CG2ØØI.

23/7 - 27/7    BAHAMAS; C6APR, C6AXD and C6AQO NA-113
               from Crooked Island by K3IXD, K4QO, W2GJ and W3PP.
               They will participate in the IOTA Contest as C6APR;
               before and after the IOTA event C6APR will be on 80-10
               metres CW and SSB. The team will sign C6AXD on RTTY and
               C6AQO on 6 metres (grid FL22). The calls are good for
               Bird Rock Lighthouse (ARLHS BAH-005). All QSLs via K3IXD.

23/7 - 5/8     ALASKA; KL7RRC NA-233 New One!
               from Ogliuga Island in the Delarof Islands Group,
               IOTA Contest included. Look for details on
               http://www.na-234.com/contact_chuginadak_expedition.html
               or http://www.na-234.com/ (click on "NA-233 Plans").

31/7 - 11/8    SWAZILAND; 3DAØSS and 3DAØ/hc
               by GI4FUM (EI4DJ, 3DAØDJ), G4LDL, MØMVV, NC4MM and UT5EL
               will be active from the station at the Hawane Resort.
               The object of this activity is to provide a ham radio
               station at an international scout camp near Manzini
               between July 31st and August 11th. There are permanent
               antennas on the site including a 60 ft. lattice steel
               tower with HF beams for 20/15/10 m and the WARC bands.
               There is a "Four Square" array of 40 m dipoles suspended
               from the tower. Each team member will have their own
               3DAØ callsign.

29/7 - 12/8    LESOTHO; 7P
               K5LBU is once again making plans for another African trip,
               this time to Lesotho.

30/8-July 2011 FRENCH POLYNESIA; FO
               by F5PHW. Since he is there for work, his on air activities
               will be limited, but he will try to operate as much as
               possible. If he lives in a house, Phil intends to be active
               on all HF bands from 80-10 meters mainly on CW and RTTY
               (possibly some PSK31) with very little SSB using only
               100 watts. His antennas from the house QTH will be:
               80-40 m - Inverted V + HF6VX (GP), 30 m - HF6VX,
               20-10 m - HF6VX + Spiderbeam (not sure). However, if he 
               lives in an apartment the antenna may only be the HF6VX.
               QSL via F8BPN, by the Bureau or direct.

August         SWAZILAND; 3DAØSS
               Operators GI4FUM (EI4DJ, 3DAØDJ) and G4LDL will activate
               the station 3DAØSS during the month of August. The object
               of this activity is to provide a ham radio station at an
               international scout camp near Manzini. Station 3DAØSS was
               the first ham radio station to operate in the "Jamboree
               on the Air" for the scouts of Swaziland in October 2008.

24/9 - 7/10    NETHERLANDS ANTILLES; PJ2/PA1FJ SA-006
               from the Island of Curacao. QSL via his home callsign,
               direct, by the Bureau or eQSL.

9/10 - 19/10   MIDWAY I.; K4M OC-030
               After a seven-year hiatus, in late January 2009 the U.S.
               Fish & Wildlife Service announced that they would once
               again allow amateur radio operations from Midway Atoll
               "on a trial basis". A multi national team of 19 operators
               will be active for ten days. They will have 5-6 stations
               active on 160-6 metres, with at least one station on 20 m
               around the clock. Further information, including details
               on how contribute to this expensive expedition, can be
               found at http://www.midway2009.com/

19/10 - 17/11  AUSTRALIA; VK7ACG OC-006
               from Tasmania by GØWFH. He will operate SSB on 160-10
               metres, with a focus on the low bands. QSL via home call,
               direct or bureau.

19/10 - 26/10  SABLE I.;  NØTG/CYØ, WA4DAN/CYØ and AA4VK/CYØ NA-063
               They plan to have three complete HF stations, with three
               verticals, one "strategically placed" yagi and at least
               one wire antenna, and to operate CW and SSB on 160-10
               metres, with an emphasis on Asia. Twenty metres are likely
               to provide most contacts, and they will try to have two
               stations (CW and SSB) on that band at the same time.
               QSL for all callsigns via N0TG. The website for the
               expedition is at http://www.cy0dxpedition.com/

22/10 - 9/11   PAPUA NEW GUINEA; P2 OC-102, OC-231 and OC-205
               G3KHZ (P29NI) has announced a new IOTA DXpedition from
               the Tanga Islands (OC-102), the Green Islands (OC-231)
               and the Woodlark Group (OC-205). He and other four
               operators, CT1AGF, G3USR, G4EDG and SM6CVX) will operate
               CW, SSB and RTTY on 160-15 metres, using new single band
               vertical dipoles for 30-15 m and a ground plane for 40 m.
               The announced schedule and callsigns are as follows:
               OC-102 - Tanga Island; callsign P29VCX (via SM6CVX);
               October 22-26th
               OC-231 - Green Island; callsign P29VLR (via SM6CVX);
               October 27-31st
               OC-205 - Woodlark Island; callsign P29NI (via G3KHZ);
               November 2-9th
               Further information is expected in due course.
               The web pages for the expedition are at
               http://www.425dxn.org/dxped/p29_2009/

24/11 - 3/12   JUAN FERNANDEZ IS.; XRØZN SA-005
               by CE6TBN, LA5FJA, LA6EIA, LA6FJA, LA7WCA, LA8BCA
               and RAØFU. QSL route TBA. Preliminary information can
               be found at http://www.la6fja.eu/dx/XR0ZN/

 

IOTA-frequencies

CW:  28040, 24920, 21040, 18098, 14040, 10115, 7030 and 3530.
SSB: 28560, 28460, 24950, 21260, 18128, 14260, 7055 and 3755.

The frequencies are NOT exclusive to IOTA!
IOTA net Saturdays at 1300z on 14260 and Sundays at 1300z on 21260!

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SM3CVM 2009-Apr-26



Jan-Eric Rehn - SM3CER
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