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The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 1047
BID: $OPDX.1047
January 30, 2012
Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio)
Relayed this week from Murfreesboro, TN
Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX
Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet Clusters
Network, K1XN & GoList, NJ1Q & ARRL DX, N2OO, NG3K & ADXO, W3UR & The Daily
DX, W3ON, AA4NC, K4ZW, N4AA & QRZ DX, N4JF, KH6BZF, WB6RSE, K8GI, K8YSE,
KG8P, W8GEX (60m News), W9ILY, AT International, DK8JB & The DX News Letter,
DL1SBF, DxCoffee.com, DX-World.Net, F5NQL, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, F8DVD,
G3SXW, HP1AC, I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425 DX News, IK7JWX, Pete's-DX-Newsdesk,
OZ6OM & 50 MHz DX News, RSGB IOTA Web Site, RSGB News, VA3RJ & ICPO,
VHF-DX-Portal and VK4FW for the following DX information.
DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 22nd-January, through Sunday, 29th-January there were 226
countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3D2, 3DA, 3V, 3W, 4J, 4L,
4O, 4S, 4U1I, 4W, 4X, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5V, 5W, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7Q, 7X, 8P, 8Q,
8R, 9A, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9L, 9M2, 9M6, 9N, 9Q, 9V, 9Y, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A9,
AP, BV, BY, C2, C3, C5, C6, C9, CE, CE9, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2,
D4, DL, DU, E5/s, E7, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI, EK, EP, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX,
EY, EZ, F, FG, FH, FK, FM, FO, FR, FW, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA,
HB, HB0, HC, HC8, HH, HI, HK, HK0/m, HL, HP, HR, HS, HZ, I, IS, J2, J3,
J6, J7, JA, JD/o, JT, JX, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH6, KL, KP2, KP4, LA,
LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ, P2, P4, PA,
PJ2, PJ4, PJ5, PJ7, PY, PZ, S2, S5, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T2, T32,
T5, T7, T8, TA, TF, TG, TI, TJ, TK, TL, TN, TR, TU, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN,
UR, V3, V4, V5, V6, V8, VE, VK, VK0M, VP2V, VP5, VP6, VP8, VP8/h, VP9,
VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XU, XW, XX9, YA, YB, YI, YL, YN, YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3,
ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZD8, ZF, ZL, ZP, ZS
* PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain "Pirate/SLIM" operations or
more likely a "BUSTED CALLSIGN". As always, you never know - "Work
First Worry Later" (WFWL).
2012 DXU (Update/Press Release). Roger/G3SXW and Wayne/N7NG provided the
following [edited]: DX University
First Session: The Holiday Inn, Visalia, California
Friday 20 April, 2012
Press Release Nr 2 (25 January 2012)
This all-day program will take place on the Friday of the Visalia
International DX Convention, 20th April 2012. Among the lecturers are
AA7A, G3SXW, K4UEE, K9LA, N7NG, W3UR, W6OAT, W9KNI, XE1KK, many of whom
are inductees of the CQ DX Hall of Fame. Learn the secrets of operating
techniques for working DX, optimizing stations & antennas for DXing,
about propagation, information sources, awards, ethics, remote operating,
QSLing and much more. You will also get the DXpeditioner’s view of how
DXers should operate to get into the log.
Over half of the limited student places have already been reserved
since Registrations opened only three weeks ago. The fee is only 50
USDs, including lunch and breaks, but this will increase to 55 USDs for
places reserved after 1st February. Sign up now at:
http://www.dxuniversity.com
Further information from Wayne Mills, N7NG@arrl.net or Roger Western,
G3SXW@btinternet.com
Main Sponsor -- Elecraft
3C0, ANNOBON ISLAND. Operators Elmo/EA5BYP and Javier/EA5KM will once
again be active from Annobon Island (AF-039) and Bioko Island (AF-010,
DXCC - Equatorial Guinea) using the callsigns 3C0E and 3C6A, respectively.
According to their Web page they arrive at Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, by
the middle of February. (dates to be determined). In Malabo, they will
purchase all needed provisions as there are on stores on the island of
Annobon. A representative of the Ministry will also be traveling with
them to Annobon. If they have free time, they will have a active station
on the air on CW or SSB and RTTY using the callsign 3C6A from Malabo,
Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea. Then they will travel to Annobon and
be active as 3C0E. Activity will be on 160-6 meters. Suggested frequencies
are:
CW - 1826.5 (*RX), 3504, 7004, 10104, 14024, 18074, 21024, 24894 and 28024
SSB - 3785, 7075/7145, 14190, 18140, 21295, 24960 and 28480
RTTY - 3580, 7035, 10140, 14082, 18102, 21082, 24920 and 28080 kHz
6m - 50.104/CW and 50.145/SSB MHz
*RX AS/OC 1821.5
RX EU/NA 1834.0
QSL both callsigns via EA5BYP: Elmo Bernabé Coll, P.O.Box 3097,
03080 Alicante, Spain. They are looking for sponsors for this very
expensive operation. For more details and updates, watch the Web pge at:
http://www.gdgdxc.net/3c0e/index.php
9Q, DEM. REPUBLIC OF CONGO. Barney, ZS6TQ/ZS4U, will once again be active
from here, but this time as 9Q6/ZS4U between March 10th and April 5th.
Activity will be limited, probably mainly on the weekends and some
days during the week between 1200-1600z because of his work duties.
Operations will be on 40/20/15/10/6 meters using CW, SSB and PSK31. QSL
via his home callsign.
EE8, CANARY ISLANDS. Operator Felipe, NP4Z, will be active as EE8Z from
the Los Chachos Contest Club during the CQ WW WPX SSB Contest (March
24-25th) as Single-Op/All-Band entry. QSL via EA8AY.
FP, ST. PIERRE AND MIQUELON. Allan, W6HGF, will be active as FP/W6HGF
from Miquelon Island (NA-032,DIFO FP-002, WLOTA 1417) between February
10-20th, depending on transportation and weather. Activity will be on
160-10 meters but focused on the Digital modes, mostly RTTY, including
an entry into the CQWW WPX RTTY Contest (February 11-12th) and ARRL CW
Contest (February 18-19th). QSL via LoTW (Uploaded every night) or to
W6HGF, direct or by the Bureau. For updates, watch:
http://www.qsl.net/w6hgf/FP_W6GHF_2012.html
FW0/TW0, WALLIS & FUTUNA (Update). Laci, HA0NAR, and his wife Susanne,
HA0SR, will be active as FW0NAR from Uvea Island (aka Wallis, OC-054,
DIFO FW-001, WLOTA 0389, WW Loc. AH16VS) between January 28th and February
20th. Operator Steve, HA0DU, (their third operator) could not make the
trip. The plans were to have two stations active on 160-6 meters using CW,
SSB and RTTY, with a focus on the lower bands. However, this may change
since they lost an operator. There are also plans for a week long side trip
to Futuna Island (OC-118) as TW0F. Laci will also take part in the ARRL CW
Contest. QSL for both FW0NAR and TW0F via Laci HA0NAR. For updates, watch
the FW0NAR Blog page at: http://fw0nar.blogspot.com
HK0, MALPELO ISLAND (Update). Bob, N2OO, QSL Manager for HK0NA reports:
"Be advised that Op A logs from the top of the mountain arrive late and
some QSOs therefore may not be in the current online log until the next
upload. Overall, logs are uploaded about once a day. If you notice that
your QSO is not showing up before the 'last' QSO in the database date/time
posted here, wait for the next upload. If still not there, you may want
to work them again. We do realize that there are some log gaps, and the
team is doing everything they can to correct the situation. The gaps seem
to be related to a software issue with their logging program. These gaps
should not reoccur since the log collection process has been changed. At
this time we cannot guarantee that we can recover the missing log data. We
hope that this is not the case. But we probably will not know for sure
until well after the DXpedition is over. If you have any missing QSOs
from before January 27, we suggest that you try to work them again. The
HK0NA team apologizes for the inconvenience. If anyone has any inquiries
for any QSOs made AFTER Jan 27, and you waited one log upload past the last
QSO date, please drop an email to me and I will research for you.n2oo@arrl.net
will work. NOTE: I will not make any corrections to the log until I
process QSL cards. If you think that there was a busted call, include a
note with your QSL request." For updates and photos of the DXpedition,
visit: http://69.89.25.185/~trexsoft/t-rexsoftware.com/hk0na
IOTA NEWS..............
NA-085. Dennis, WA2USA, will be active as WA2USA/4 from St. George
Island (USI FL007S, Franklin county, Florida) between February
1-27th. Activity will be on all HF bands. QSL via WA2USA,
direct or by the Bureau. Visit his Web site at:
http://www.wa2usa.com
SA-024/
SA-071. (Correction/Update) A team consisting of Italian and Brazilian
operators will activate the Brazilian Islands - Comprida
(SA-024) and Peruhibe (SA-071) between January 30th and
February 9th. The callsign to be used will be PR2I. Operators
mentioned are Leopoldo/I8LWL, Paki/IZ8GDO, Vespe/IW8EZV, Angelo/
PY2VA and Bruno/PY2EN (NOT Toni/PY2YW as mentioned earlier). QSL
via IK7JWX. The team needs sponsors, supporters, and individual
contributions. For more info and online log, see:
http://www.i8lwl.it
SA-064. Marco, CE1TBN, will be active as CE1TBN/7 from Huichas Island
between February 18-20th. Activity will be on 20/15/10 meters
mainly on SSB with some CW. QSL via his home callsign.
SA-088. Operators Marcelo/PP5BK, Fabio/PP5BZ, Ed/PP5VK, Roni/PP5ZB,
Jose/PU5ATX and Claudio/PY3OZ will be active as PS5F from
Santana de Fora (DIB SC-10) between February 3-6th. QSL via
PP5BZ, by the Bureau or direct.
ISWL CALLSIGNS (For February). The following ISWL club callsigns will be
used throughout the month of February:
GX4BJC/A - Operated from Tewkesbury, in Gloucestershire, by Walt,
G3NYY. ( /A WAB Square = SO83 - England & IOTA = EU-005).
MX1SWL/A - Operated from Dagenham, in Essex by John, M0HEM. ( /A WAB
Square = TQ48 - England & IOTA = EU-005).
For more information, see <http://www.iswl.org.uk> or QRZ.com and eQSL.cc
JX, JAN MAYEN (Limited future activity!). The "DX-World.net" reports:
"Recently the Norwegian government declared most of Jan Mayen a Nature
Reserve and banned landings and camping on most of the island. This means
that tour operators can no longer visit since the main landing area is
part of the Reserve. The only places left on the island which could be
used as landing and camp sites are in Kvalross-bukta and in Båtvika, in
the very extreme (weather-wise) southern part of Jan Mayen. This will
mean that most visits to the north part of the island (where previous
landings occurred) will soon be impossible. Whilst radio amateur oper-
ations may still be possible from these two locations, which are difficult
to get to (rough landing, very strong winds with sand storms, no access
to any shelters or resources etc), it now appears JX5O was probably the
last major expedition to Jan Mayen and may well be for the coming years.
It also seems that only professional, licensed staff members at the
Olonkin base will be able to activate the island, with that in itself
a rare occurrence." However, Svein, LA9JKA, is expected to be based on
the island beginning March 22nd, and is expected to stay until March 2013.
No eQSLs, SWL reports are welcome. QSL only direct to: Svein Rabbevag,
Brendlia 12, N-6013 Alesund, Norway. Also, see details on QR.com for
postage info.
KH6BZF PROPAGATION FORECAST/REPORT (January 30th-February 5th)....
Jan/30th AN Feb/02nd AN Feb/04th AN
Jan/31st AN Feb/03rd AN Feb/05th AN
Feb/01st AN
SOLAR REFERENCE KEYS/INDEXES AND GEOMAGNETIC REFERENCE
======================================================
NORMALITY GEOMAG K Values Alpha
----------------- ------ -------- ------
AN - Above Normal Quiet K=0-1 0-7
HN - High Normal Unsettled K=2 8-15
LN - Low Normal Active K=3 16-29
BN - Below Normal Minor Storm K=4 30-49
DIS - Disturbed Major Storm K=5 50-99
VRY DIS - Very Disturbed Severe Storm K=6-9 100-400
KP2, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS. Yuriy, N2TTA, will be active as KP2MM during
the ARRL DX SSB Contest (March 3-4th) as a Single-Op/All-Band entry.
QSL via LoTW. For more details, see: http://www.wix.com/n2tta1/kp2mm
NH0, MARIANA ISLANDS. Operators Hal/W1NN and Joe/JA1LZR will be active
as NH0J and NH0Z, respectively, from Tinian, Northern Marianas, until
February 4th. Activity will be focused on the lower bands including
this past weekend's CQWW 160 Contest. They will be using a K3 into 1.5
kW amp and a 1/4 wave verticals and RX antennas.
PZ, SURINAME. Operators Redd/AI2N, Ken/N2ZN and Dave/WJ2O will be active
as PZ5RO between February 16-21st. The trio will staying at Ramon's (PZ5RA)
QTH. Activity will include the ARRL DX CW Contest (February 18-19th) as
a Multi-Single/High-Power entry. QSL via AI2N. For more details, see:
http://wj2o.com
ADDED NOTE: Redd and Dave plan to spend 3 days visiting Aruba (P4) on
the way home. Look for them as P40/AI2N and P40/WJ2O.
QSL INFO AND NEWS.....................
NEW QSL MANAGER. Patrice "Pat", 3B8FA, has been inactive for a long
time and is now QRV again. He has chosen Buzz, NI5DX, as his QSL Manager.
Pat has only begun using a computer about a month ago, and Buzz has
recommended a few logging programs for Pat to use. There will be a
learning curve for computer logging, but Pat will master it quickly.
Buzz will be able to confirm only those contacts made with 3B8FA from
January 23, 2012, forward. Buzz will be designing a card and having it
printed. It will take about 5 weeks for Buzz to receive the cards from
the printer.
NEW QSL MANAGER. It was announced that as of January 23rd, Rene, NP3O,
would be the QSL Manager for WP3A, KP2B, NP3X and NQ2A. Please follow
the instruction on QRZ.com.
QSL TIP FOR OD5NH QSLS. Chuck, W3ON, informs [edited]: "I have recently
received a reply from Puzant Azirain, OD5NH, about what is required to
obtain a QSL card from him. Puzant stated that it now costs 3 USDs for
him to send a QSL card from his home in Lebanon to the U.S.A.. Puzant
further stated that he sends reply QSL cards as post cards, so that his
outgoing mail does not get intercepted and opened. A friend of mine has
twice in 2011 sent QSL card requests to Puzant and received a reply sent
to him as a post card. Puzant also stated that if you want to be sure
that he gets your QSL card, request to send it as registered mail. Just
be sure that you print his name on the envelope, as he has to sign for
it. If his name is not on the envelope, then he can not sign for it. He
also stated that he frequently changes his P.O. Box to try and thwart
those who want to open his mail and steal any enclosed monies. You still
cannot send IRCs, as they can't be used in Lebanon. His current address
as seen on www.qrz.com is: PUZANT AZIRIAN, BOX 80431, BOURJ HAMMOUD,
BEIRUT, LEBANON. As usual, do not enter any callsigns on the envelope.
Some folks have suggested using nested envelopes, to ensure delivery.
On a personal note, it seems that sending an SAE is not useful to Puzant
as he sends reply QSL cards as post cards."
QSL STATUS. Bill, VK4FW, informs that the 3D2T and T2T QSLs are now at
the printer, and he expects to start sending QSLs out at the end of
January.
QSL RECEIVED VIA LoTW: HG6N, HH2/PY1ZV, IK0LZR, JA1FNO, KH7Y, ON4IQ,
PV8ADI, PY1KN, RA2FF, RV6ALI, S58N, SV1CQN, V5/DJ4SO, VA7ST and VP6T
QSLS RECEIVED VIA MAIL: 4U1UN, 5N7M, 9A2AA, 9N7MD, BV100, C5A, C50C,
CY0AA, E51PDX, EK7DX, EX2A, HC1MD/HC4, HH4/K4QD, HL2DC, HS0ZBS, J6/W0MU,
JI1LET/JD1, K8LEE/CY0, KG4AS, N0TG/CY0, OH0Z, P49X, PJ2T, PJ4/W9NJY,
PJ4T, PJ7E, PV8ADI, PY2FN/p, RC0F, RI1FJA, S50A, SP200BCA, TF/K5NA,
T30OU, T30YA, TA3X, TU2T, UN7QX, UA0LSG, UA0ZS, UK8OM, V25RV, V63QQ,
V63RR, V85NL, VP2MTA, VP2MWG, VR2XLN, WH0AU, XF1C, YN2CC, YS3/I2JIN,
Z2/K0YY, ZF1A, ZL4LI, ZL7V and ZS2DL
QSLS RECEIVED VIA THE BUREAU: H40FN, J5V, OD5/DL6SN, V5/DK1CE and
V63YT
T8 PALAU. Operators Kiyoshi/JA0EKI and Kazue/JJ0LUH will be active as
T88XH and T88XG between February 26th and March 1st. Activity will be
on 160-10 meters using CW, SSB, RTTY, PSK31 and JT65. They will have
1k amp, yagi and dipole antennas. QSL both callsign via JA0EKI.
TO2, REUNION ISLAND. Stephane "Stef", F5UOW, will be once again be active
as TO2R from Reunion Island (AF-016) between March 26th and April 9th.
QSL via his home callsign.
TO3, ST. BARTHELEMY. Operators Takayuki/JA1MZL and Yutaka/JJ1LIB will be
active as TO3J from St. Barthelemy (NA-146) between February 1-7th.
Activity will be on 80-6 meters using CW, SSB and RTTY. Online log
will be available via ClubLog. QSL via JA1HGY. QSL cards will be avail-
able four ways: OQRS DIRECT (ClubLOG) after the DXpedition
OQRS BUREAU (ClubLOG) after the DXpedition
DIRECT MAIL WITH SASE/GS/IRC(s)
QSL BUREAU via JA1HGY
TM9, FRANCE (Special Event). Look for special event station TM9AAW to be
on the air between February 10-26th. Activity is to celebrate the 9th
Antarctic Activity Week (AAW). Operations will be made by François, F8DVD,
from his QTH of Mâcon in the east part of France. The WAP reference number
for TM9AAW is 220. Operations will be on 40-10 meters mostly SSB. QSL via
F8DVD, by the Bureau or direct (w/SAE + 1 IRC or 2 USDs to: François Bergez,
6, Rue de la Liberté, F-71000 MACON, FRANCE. For more details, see
<http://tm9aaw.monsite-orange.fr> or TM9AAW on QRZ.com.
V3, BELIZE (Update). Will, AA4NC (W4MR), will be active as V31RR between
February 16-25th. Operation will include all-band entries in the ARRL DX
CW Contest and the NAQP RTTY Contest. Emphasis will be on RTTY, lowbands
and 6 meters if propagation allows. QSL via LoTW or AI4U (direct only).
V6, MICRONESIA. William, V63YWR, is a new operator on Federai Island,
Ulithi Atoll (OC-078), in the state of Yap, Micronesia. However, he
mainly uses amateur radio for family phone patches with Rich, AH7G, in
Hawaii, but will gladly exchange reports after (0900z) he is done with
his phone patch which starts at 0730z on 14245 kHz. There are apparently
no telephone lines on the island and local inhabitants cannot afford to
use satellite phones. John, KH6DLK, is also/may be on frequency during
the phone patches. John holds the callsign V63JB and is helping them
install an HF radio system on Federai. William is currently using an
IC-718 and longwire, but will soon have a Hexbeam sent from Hawaii. It
was also mentioned that William is not much into pile-ups. AH7G will
be getting QSL cards printed for V63YWR later.
VISALIA DX CONVENTION NEWS (Top-Band Dinner). During the 2012 Visali DX
Convention, look for the Top-Band Dinner Banquet to take place on Friday,
April 20th, at the Convention Hotel, Holiday Inn, Visalia, CA, in the
Birch Room. Check-in and no-host bar starting at 6:30 PM. The program
is by Bob Alphin, K4UEE, - "HKØNA, Top Band from Malpelo." There will
be door prizes. Menu is - Miner 49er BBQ self-serve buffet dinner.
COST: 37 (USDs)/person. If you wish to attend, please send an E-mail to
Steve, WB6RSE, at his QRZ.com address, with the number of reservations
you would like along with CALL (or XYL/guest), FIRST and LAST NAME, and
contact E-MAIL address for each person. You will receive a return E-mail
confirming availability along with payment information. THIS DINNER SELLS
OUT IN ADVANCE. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
VP6, PITCAIRN ISLAND. On Friday, January 27th, Nigel, G3TXF, released the
following VP6T statement: "We are now about half way through the VP6T
Pitcairn operation. The exact close-down time will depend on the weather
forecast for the three-day sail from Pitcairn back to Mangareva in French
Polynesia. But at a guess, we'll probably be starting to pack up in the
morning (local time, i.e around 1700z) on Thursday Feb 2. The 34,800 VP6T
QSOs made so far have all been up-loaded regularly to both ClubLog and
LoTW. It's interesting to see that the 'QSL' percentage on LoTW is well
over 25% within a few hours of each up-load. The LoTW up-load process
itself has speeded up massively of late. It now only takes a minute or
so for our daily batch of 5,000 QSOs to up-load. Jacques/F6BEE, Michel/
FM5CD, Vincent/F4BKV and Gilles/VE2TZT are all making huge efforts on
both 80m and 160m. However, sadly (apart from the first night) Top Band
has been very frustrating with only a handful of European QSOs. But they
will keep trying every night!"
On Saturday, January 28th, Nigel reported: "There is no fixed plan,
VP6T is just on the air with up to four stations around the clock. Just
keep checking our published frequencies. We use them whenever we can.
Otherwise check the Cluster. As I sit here sorting out the daily VP6T
up-loads to both ClubLog and LoTW, the other four operators are currently
on 28035-CW, 24960-SSB, 21035-CW and 18083-CW. They are each knee-deep
in pile-ups. During our night (our sunset is 0330z) we are usually on
160m, 80m, 40m and 30m all at the same time. Once the LF bands close to
Europe, we then typically operate 20m, 17m, 15m and 12m in parallel. Just
to show that you don't need to be a colossal signal to get through, I was
pleased to work George GM3OXX on 40m CW this morning (Saturday). George,
I believe, typically only ever runs 1 watt. However as Laurie, G3UML,
mentioned we do expect to be on 30m CW tomorrow (Sunday) morning. The
excellent graphs on ClubLog show there's a significant peak in propaga-
tion to England at 0800z, with good sigs up to 1000z or beyond. You ask
for the 'best times' on the HF bands. Look at the (real) Propagation
graphs on ClubLog. There's no better source!"
WEBINAR (Contest University 2012 - Date Change). Tim Duffy, K3LR, will
present a look at Contest University (CTU) 2012, including the course
line up, list of professors, and the WWROF endorsed Contester's Code of
Ethics, on Monday, February 6th, at 9:30 PM – 10:00 PM EST, during a
WEBINAR. The CTU welcomes six new professors this year. Tim will review
past years and tell you what makes CTU 2012 the best yet. You will find
out what previous students have had to say about CTU and why you should
attend this year. Registration is FREE! Go to:
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/890795762
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