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[ICPO] ICPO Bulletin Du 20 Au 27 Juin 2014) ANRPFD De: ICPO [[email protected]] de la part de Dave Raycroft [[email protected]] Envoyé: jeudi 19 juin 2014 23:43 À: ICPO Objet: [ICPO] ICPO Bulletin (20-27 June 2014) I.C.P.O. Bulletin (20-27 June 2014) "Islands, Castles & Portable Operations" Listing is by calendar date (day/month/year) ============================================ 20/06/2014: Jeff, N6GQ, will travel to Azerbaijan and hopes to be active on the HF bands as 4K9Z between 20-25th June, 2014. No other details were given. QSL via LoTW, preferred. [NG3K] 20/06/2014: NAQCC WV Chapter member Jeff, N8NH, will be operating on 40 and 20 metres on 20th June 2014 from Glennwood Park, Mercer County, near Prinction, West Virginia. His frequencies and times are (plus or minus) 7.115 MHz and 14.061 MHz from 1pm to 4pm (local time). Primary frequency will be 40 metres with the last hour (band conditions permitting) shifting to the 20 meter frequency. He will be using dedicated band dipoles on both bands and, of course, 5 watts of power. Jeff will be using his personal call sign of N8NH and a code speed of 10-13 wpm. June 20, 1863 is the founding date for the State of West Virginia. This will be Jeff's first park- pedition and is looking forward to contacting as many NAQCC Members as possible. QSL per John Smithson N8ZYA via eQSL upload. [N8XMS] 20/06/2014: Halmahera and Kahatola Island (OC-145), North Maluku Islands (OC-145) - Din, YB8RW, and team will be active from the Halmahera island group (OC-145) between 20-26 June 2014. QRV on the HF bands. QSL via YB9BU, direct with SAE + 2 NEW IRC'S. [DX-World] 21/06/2014: Wataru, JA3IUY, plans activity on all bands and modes as AH0CI from the island of Saipan (USi NI-002S, WLOTA 1333), Northern Mariana Islands (OC-086), on 21-22 June 2014. QSL via home call, direct or Bureau. [Saipan Rental Shack] 21/06/2014: Ken, K4ZW, plans to be active from the ET3AA club station in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, over the next two weekends. Activity is on the HF bands. He plans on using RTTY as well. QSL via N2OO and LoTW. [ARRL DX News] 21/06/2014: Andrew, WA6WXD, will be active from the island of Dutch Sint Maarten (NA-105, WLOTA 0711) as PJ7/WA6WXD between 21-28 June 2014. He plans to be QRV on 20-10 metres. QSL via home call, direct or Bureau. [DX-World] 22/06/2014: Wayne, K5WL, plans activity as K5WL/4 from Conch Key (NA-062, USi FL-066S), Monroe County, Florida from 22-28 June 2014. QRV on the HF bands, holiday style, mainly SSB, and may include some /MM on a day sailer. QSL via home call, direct, Bureau and LoTW. [rsgbiota.org] 22/06/2014: Harry, AA2WN, will be active as PJ4/AA2WN from the island of Bonaire (SA-006, WLOTA 1279, WWFF PAFF-024) between 22-27 June 2014. Activity will be holiday style (his primary purpose of the trip is a Scuba diving vacation) and will be using an IC-705Mk2 with 100 watts to a portable antenna with operations on 40-10 metre CW and SSB. QSL via his home callsign. [OPDX Bulletin] 22/06/2014: Operators Victor R1NU, Gennady R3BY, Max RU5D and Ivan UA6MF plan to activate Morzhovets Island (EU-119, RRA RR-02-08), Arkhangelskaya oblast (AR), as RI1O on 22-30 June 2014. They plan to be QRV on all HF bands using CW and SSB. QSL goes via R1NU, Bureau or direct. [rsgbiota.org] 1 23/06/2014: Operators Steve KI4GGJ, Allan KV4T, Bridget KS4YT, Robert AJ4T, Tre W4CCF, Nicholas KJ4AVG and Gramlin KD4QZR plan to activate Dauphin Island (NA-213, USi AL-002S), Mobile county, State of Alabama, from 23-30 June, 2014. QRV on 80-10 metre CW and SSB. All stations will use homecall/p. Please QSL via their home calls. [rsgbiota.org] 25/06/2014: Wolfgang, DM2AUJ, plans activity as LA/DM2AUJ from the Lofoten Islands (EU- 076) between 25th June and 13th July 2014. QRV holiday style on the HF bands, propagation permitting. QSL via home call, direct or Bureau. [rsgbiota.org] 25/06/2014: John, W5JON, will once again be active as V47JA from Calypso Bay, island of St. Kitts (NA-104, WW Loc. FK87PG) between 25th June and 6th August, 2014. QRV on 160-6m (incl. 60m), SSB. John will also participate in the, IARU HF (12-13 July), CQWW VHF (19-20 July), and RSGB IOTA (26-27 July) Contests, SSB, SOAB, is planned. Also XYL, Cathy (W5HAM) will occasionally operate as V47HAM. ALL QSL's DIRECT ONLY, to W5JON (QRZ.com) or LoTW. [W5JON] 26/06/2014: Members of the Telford and District Amate ur Society will be visiting the Isle Of Man (EU-116, WLOTA 0449) and will be active as GT3ZME/p between 26-30th June 2014. QRV on 160-10 metres, VHF (50MHz/70MHz/144MHz), UHF (1.3GHz) and SHF (2.3GHz/3.4GHz/5.7GHz/10GHz/24GHz). You can follow the DXpeditio n on Twitter and they will be tweeting updates, frequencies etc..... at: http://twitter.com/#!/@paulbowen18 . Operators mentioned are M0PNN, MW0UAA, G3UKV, G8VZT, G3JKX, G0ASP, G8UGL and M1FGN. WW. Locator Square of the camping site is IO74pd, but members of the group may well move around the island looking for the best paths to UK EU etc. The team will be taking part in contests. QSL via G3ZME by the Bureau or via M0PNN for direct cards. Also via LoTW. [OPDX Bulletin] 26/06/2014: Alexander, UA3IPL, will be active from Spitsbergen Island (IOTA EU-026, WLOTA 0125), Svalbard, between 26th June and 28th August 2014. QRV on the HF bands using CW, SSB and the Digital modes. QSL via RW6HS. [DX-World] 27/06/2014: Yoshi (JJ8DEN, KH0PR) plans activity from the JW5E Club Station, Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen Island (EU-026, WLOTA 0125, WW Loc. JQ78TF), Svalbard archipelago, between 27th June and 3rd July 2014. QRV as JW/JJ8DEN on all bands and modes. QSL via JJ8DEN, Bureau or direct. [JW5E web] 27/06/2014: Gust, ON6KE, will be active holiday style from Iceland (EU-021, WLOTA 2975) as TF/ON6KE between 27th June and 4th July 2014. QRV on HF bands, JT65, SSB and CW. QSL via LoTW, eQSL (no QSL cards). [DX-World] LOOKING AHEAD - 01/07/2014: Special callsign CK2I commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Conference of Quebec, on all bands and modes, during the entire month of July 2014. Trustee of the callsign is Dany, VE2EBK (QRZ.com). [IC] 12/07/2014: The Radio Society of Bermuda (RSB) will be activated as VP9HQ in the 2014 IARU HF Championship Contest (12-13 July) as HQ station. QSL via OH1VR. 12/07/2014: The Cayman Amateur Radio Society (CARS) will be active as ZF1A in the 2014 IARU HF Championship Contest (12-13 July) as HQ station as always. New crew this year. Activity will be from Savannah, Grand Cayman Island (NA-016, WLOTA 1042). QSL via K6AM, Bureau or direct (John F Barcroft, 4286 Farley Ct., San Diego, CA 92122, USA). [DX-World] 16/07/2014: Gerhard, OE3GEA and Oliver, OE5OHO will be active holiday style from the island of Miquelon (NA-032, DIFO FP-002, WLOTA 1417) from 16-22 July 2014 as FP/OE3GEA and 2 FP/OE5OHO. They will be active on 40-10m, mostly CW, using low power and wire antennas. QSL via home calls, direct or Bureau and LoTW. [DXAT] 20/07/2014: Nate, N4YDU, will once again be active from Ocracoke Island (NA-067, USi NC- 001S, WLOTA 0466, Grid Loc. FM25), Hyde County, North Carolina, as W4O from 20-27th July 2014. This will include the RSGB IOTA Contest as a Single-Op/All-Band/Mixed/Low-Power entry. Outside of the contest look for Nate to be QRV on 80-6 metre SSB and CW. QSL via home call, direct only (see QRZ.com). [NG3K] 21/07/2014: The team formed by: Antonio CU8AS, Hermann HB9CRV, Siggi DL2YHY, Lutz DL8 MLD, Arlindo CT1EGW (CU8AU), Luis Rodrigues CT1EEQ (CU8AV), Pedro CT1EKD and Luis Teixeira CT4NH (CU8NH) will be active from Flores Island (EU-089, DIP AZ-008, PIP AC-008, WLOTA 0947) during the RSGB IOTA Contest (26-27 July). The callsing issued for the team is CR2V and QSL is via HB9CRV (QRZ.com address). Activity outside the contest will be made using their individual callsigns with QSL via home call (QRZ.com address). The operators will be there from the 21st until the 28th of July. [NG3K] 22/07/2014: Take, JI3DST, will be active as JI3DST/1 from Shikine-jima [Shikine Island] (WLOTA 2267)), North Izu Islands (AS-008), between 22-28th July 2014. This will include an entry in the RSGB IOTA Contest. QRV on 40-6 metre SSB, CW and Digital modes. The island is part of the Oshima Subprefecture of Tokyo Metropolis and is also within the boundaries of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park (WWFF JAFF-009). In case of heavy rain or other condition, the operation condition may vary. QSL via home call, Bureau preferred . Website: blog.goo.ne.jp/ji3dst [rsgbiota.org] 25/07/2014: Amateur Radio Taiwan (ART) members Leon BU2CN, Tang BM2AAV, Eddie BV2DD, Evan BV2KS, Lee BV2NT, Lee BX2AB, Kou JA3AQM and Bom XX9LT will be active from Liuchiu Yu (AS- 155, WLOTA 2889, WW Loc PL02EI), Pingtung County, Taiwan, as BV0L from 25-28th July 2014. This will include an entry in the RSGB IOTA Contest.
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