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S DX@WW $425WW400A 425 DX News #400 [1/3] 2 January 1999 No 400 S DX@WW $425WW400A 425 DX News #400 [1/3] 2 January 1999 No 400 BID: $425WW400A =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** **** DX INFORMATION **** =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH /---------------------------------------------------------------------------\ ! Information, reports and suggestions must be sent to: ! ! ! ! Mauro Pregliasco, I1JQJ: DX information ! ! (e-mail [email protected] - BBS [email protected]) ! ! Massimo Balsamo, IK1GPG: QSL Managers/QSL Routes ! ! (e-mail [email protected] - BBS [email protected]) ! ! Maurizio Bertolino, I1-21171: 425 DX News WWW Pages ! ! (e-mail [email protected]) ! \---------------------------------------------------------------------------/ ************************************ * TO ALL OUR READERS * * WARMEST THOUGHTS AND BEST WISHES * * FOR A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY * * AND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR * ************************************ 5A - Veronica, IK3ZAW and Martino, IK3RIY [425DXN 399] are now active as 5A1IC until 4 January. QSL via IK3ZAW (Veronica Della Dora, Piazza Fiume 14, 30126 Lido di Venezia - VE, Italy) CE - Laurence, GM4DMA will active (CW and SSB) from southern Patagonia between 5 and 24 January. QSL via home call (preferably through the bureau). [TNX DX News Sheet] D3 - Gabriel, D3SAF lives in northern Angola and is currently active on 10-20 meters. He expects to operate on 40 metres as well, while there is little hope for 80 and 160. QSL via I3LLH. [TNX The Daily DX] FO_mar - Suggested frequencies for the 7-13 January operation by Pekka, OH1RY and Jaakko, OH1MA from the Marquesas (OC-027) [425DXN 399] are: 1824.5, 3507, 3799, 7007, 7077, 10107, 18077, 18145, 24897, 24945 and the usual DX frequencies on the other bands. Look for FO0KOL (OH1RY) on SSB and FO0SIL (OH1MA) on CW. [TNX OH1MA] OA - Cesar, OA4QV will be active as OA464QV in January to celebrate the 464th anniversary of the foundation of Lima. QSL via OA4QV (P.O. Box 957, Lima 18, Peru). [TNX OA4QV] T3 - HA9RE and HA8IC are reported to be planning a DXpedition to several islands in the Pacific Ocean. They hope to be active (on 10-160 metres CW, SSB and RTTY) from West Kiribati (T30), East Kiribati (T32) and Banaba (T33) sometime between January and the middle of March. [TNX The Daily DX] VE - VY0 is the new prefix that has been allocated to the new Canadian Territory of Nunuvut, which has been created (effective 1 January 1999) from part of the North West Territories (VE8). [TNX DX News Sheet] VP5 - Joe, W8GEX will be active (on 6-40 metres SSB) as VP5/W8GEX between 1 and 9 January. QSL via W8GEX. [TNX W8GEX] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** *** NEWS FROM THE WEB *** =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH CLIPPERTON DXC: The web site of the Clipperton DX Club has been updated and can be found at http://www.multimania.com/cdxc [TNX F5LMJ] LOGS: The VP8CRB Falklands DXpedition [425DXN 397] logs are on-line at http://no4j.com/nfdxa/logs/vp8crb.htm and Dave, NO4J will update them daily. QSL via K4QD either direct (the new address is Jan Heise, 8595 Sheridan Rd, West Melbourne, FL 32904, USA) or through the bureau. /EX S DX@WW $425WW400B 425 DX News #400 [2/3] 2 January 1999 No 400 BID: $425WW400B =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** **** GOOD TO KNOW ... **** =========================== Edited by I1JQJ & IK1ADH BRAZIL DX NET ---> Pedro, PP5SZ reports that in January the ten-year old Brazil DX Net will be held again on Saturdays and Sundays, between 12 and 14 UTC on 28.430 MHz. PY5 BUREAU ---> Pedro, PP5SZ reports that the PY5 Outgoing QSL Bureau currently does not work. While PP5ASN and PP5AS handle cards for DL and ES, amateurs in other countries should send their cards direct. QSL K2OLG ---> Please note that as from 20 January his new address will be: Joe Gumino, 1684 PGA Blvd., Melbourne, FL 32935, USA. Joe has been extremely active from many IOTA groups in Florida for several years. [TNX I1POR] QSL RA1QQ ---> Nick, RA1QQ has started sending out the cards for his 1998 operations from IOTA EU-082 (16 July), EU-160 (25-27 July) and EU-161 (30 July). QSL to Nick A. Smerdov, P.O.Box 24, Cherepovets 162627, Russia. [TNX RA1QHJ] QSL T88II ---> QSL manager KJ9I (David J. Schmocker, N7298 County Trunk Highway F, Oconomowoc, WI 53066-9040, USA) reports that cards for the 8-17 December operation from Palau (OC-009), Belau [425DXN 387] have been ordered and should be available on 31 January. David expects to respond to all direct requests by mid-February. QSL VIA KG6AR ---> Please note that KG6AR (Chris Williams, 1117 S. Del Mar Ave, San Gabriel, CA 91776-3034, USA) is the new QSL manager for Ken Yernev, UU2JZ as well as for the contest station EN5J. [TNX KG6AR] QSL VIA KU9C ---> KU9C (Steve Wheatley, P.O. Box 5953, Parsippany, NJ 07054, USA) is the QSL manager for BS7H (1995), BS7H (1997: Japan QSL requests only, the others go via W4FRU), VK9XM, XZ1A (1995), XZ1X (1995). [TNX The Daily DX] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** ***** QSL INFO [1/2] ***** =========================== Edited by IK1GPG & IK1QFM <TNX I3LLH, IK2XSL, IK7AFM, OH1BOI, PP5SZ, UU2JQ, The Daily DX> ============================================================================ Call Address ============================================================================ 7O1AA Ahmed Nasser, P.O.Box 7198, Jeddah, 21462, Saudi Arabia CS3MAD A.R.R.M., P.O.Box 4694, 9058 Funchal Codex, Madeira Isl., Portugal CX3CE Gus, P.O.Box 244, Montevideo 11000, Uruguay DL2MDZ Rainer Kuhnberger, Friedrichstrasse 10, D-95233 Helmbrechts, Germany DL5IO Peter Frauhammer, Jahnstrasse 3, D-74821 Mosbach-Diedesheim, Germany DL9OT Hans Kriegl, Schubertstrasse 38, D-76275, Ettlingen, Germany ES1CH Aleksei, P.O.Box 459, Tallinn, EE-0090, Estonia F5TBA Joel Champeaux, 372 Rue Robert Le Coq, F-80000, Amiens, France HB9AOF Yves Margot, 7 Route A.Ferrand, CH-1233, Lully, Switzerland IK7JWX Alfredo De Nisi, Via E.Toti 43, P.O.Box 218, I-73100 Lecce(LE),Italy JA5DQH Akito Nagi, P.O.Box 88, Tokushima 770-91, Japan JL1KFR Ryoichi Tojo, 1-102-5-37, Taeu Miyazaki 2 Chome, Chuo-ku, Chiba 260-0806, Japan LU8VCC P.O.Box 465, 8332 Roca, RN, Argentina N4XP Tom Harrell, 2011 New High Shoals Road, Watkinsville, GA-30677, USA OX3SA Sven Lutzen, P.O.Box 504, DK-3920 Qaqortoq, Greenland OZ2ELA Michael Jensen, Kanalens Kvt. 6, 2620, Albertslund, Denmark PA0JY K.Lagerberg, Langemaad 2, NL-1991 EG, Velserbroek, The Netherlands PA1AW Alex Van Hengel, Schoener 85, NL-2991 JK, Barendrecht,The Netherlands PA3ERA Arie Barendrecht, Taankade 10, NL-3311 TN, Dordrecht.,The Netherlands S21YP R.E.Parkes, Project Manager Granger Systems, GIDP Project Office, House No. 8, Road 19, Sector 7, P.O. Box 11061, Uttara Model Town, Dhaka 1230, Bangladesh TX8UA A.R.A.N.C, B.P.3956 Noumea, French New Caledonia TX8UFT Philippe, Via A.R.A.N.C, B.P.3956 Noumea, French New Caledonia UA0FM P.O.Box 37, Vladimir, 600000, Russia UE0ZZZ P.O.Box 12, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, 683000, Russia VU2WAP Manoj Agarwal, 44/1E, Fairfield Layout, Race Course Road, Bangalore, 560001, India /EX S DX@WW $425WW400C 425 DX News #400 [3/3] 2 January 1999 No 400 BID: $425WW400C =========================== *** 4 2 5 D X N E W S *** ***** QSL INFO [2/2] ***** =========================== ========================================================================= ! CALL MANAGER ! CALL MANAGER ! CALL MANAGER ! ========================================================================= ! 3D2DK DK7YY ! EK6GC W3HNK ! T88II KJ9I ! ! 3D2MA OH1MA ! EK88L IK2DUW ! T88TN JA0QBY ! ! 3D2RY OH1RY ! EM1LV UR8LV ! T91S DL4SEM ! ! 3DA6Z ZS6EZ ! EN5J KG6AR ! T95A K2PF ! ! 3W5FM UA0FM ! EO5JM UU2JQ ! T97M K2PF ! ! 3W7TK OK1HWB ! ER0F UX0FF ! T99MGC T94CV ! ! 4J80ADR 4K9C ! EV200M EW4EW ! TA1ZL RW9WA ! ! 4L1DX OZ1HPS ! EW200M EW4MM ! TA2IJ DJ9ZB ! ! 4L1UN IK7JTF ! EX8F DL8FCU ! TG9IGI I2MQP ! ! 4L8A OZ1HPS ! EY6TM F6FNU ! TG9NX N4FKZ ! ! 4N1FTD YU1HFG ! EY8MM K1BV ! TI1C W3HNK ! ! 4U1UN W6TER ! F6KFV/P F5LJA ! TJ1HP F6FNU ! ! 4X/OK1DTP OK1DTP ! FG/F5NZO F5NZO ! TL0R PA1AW ! ! 4X/SM0AHQ SM6UR ! FG/F5SSM F5SSM ! TL5A PA1AW ! ! 4X4BL WA4KNS ! FG/W0ADX F6DJB ! TO150 FR5DD ! ! 4X6UO WB3CQN ! FK/K6KM K6KM ! TU2OJ F5IPW ! ! 5A1IC IK3ZAW ! FK8GJ F6CXJ ! TU5GY IK1GPG ! ! 5H3ES DF9SU ! FM/W8MV W8MV ! TU5IJ I2AOX ! ! 5H3US WA8JOC ! FO0EEN LA1EE ! TX8FU NA5U ! ! 5N9CEN IV3VBM ! FO0KOL OH1RY ! TZ6JA JA3EMU ! ! 5N9EAM IK7JTF ! FO0SIL OH1MA ! UA0AZ W3HNK ! ! 5N9RGP IK7JTF ! FT5WH F6KDF ! UE3LKG RK3LWA ! ! 5R8FL F5TBA ! FT5YG F5LBL ! UK8CK RW6HS ! ! 5W1SA JH7OHF ! FY5YE W5SV ! UK8IZ IK2QPR ! ! 5X1LG F6BDS ! GB100SFL GW0ANA ! UK8OM IK2QPR ! ! 5X1MA F5JDG ! GT6YB G3SWH ! UN7EG DL8KAC ! ! 6W4RK F5NPS ! H44XX JA5DQH ! UN7FZ W3HNK ! ! 6Y5/DL7VOG DL7VOG ! HC8KU DK5VP ! UN7LG KU9C ! ! 8P9EM G3VBL ! HD6DX HC6DC ! UN7TX RW6HS ! ! 8P9Z K4BAI ! HG4I HA5LN ! UN9PQ IK2QPR ! ! 8Q7IK IK1ZPA ! HJ6PQI HK6RVS ! UP0F W3HNK ! ! 8Q7UK G0SAH ! HK3/G0SHN F6AJA ! UP6F W3HNK ! ! 9A11ELS 9A2AA ! HR2/KC4CD HR1JPT ! US0HZ W3HNK ! ! 9G1AA PA3ERA ! HR6/W7TSQ W7TSQ ! UT5JDS/M W3HNK ! ! 9G1BJ G4XTA ! HS0/JA6GIO JA6LCJ ! UU2JQ KZ1L ! ! 9G1OO PA3ERA ! HS0ZAA KM1R ! UU5J JA6UBK-JA ! ! 9J2BO W6ORD ! HS0ZCX G4SQA ! UU5J K2PF -USA! ! 9J2FR IK2RZQ ! HS0ZCX/8 G4SQA ! UU5J UU2JZ -WW ! ! 9K2GS W6YJ ! HS1RU JG3AVS ! V29QQ G6QQ ! ! 9K2ZZ W8CNL ! HZ1HZ N7RO ! V63HO KQ1F ! ! 9M2/JF4WPQ JF4WPQ ! HZ1RT IK7JTF ! V63YP KQ1F ! ! 9M2TO JA0DMV ! IU1GM I1GDH ! VI50G VK3ATL ! ! 9M6AAC
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