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Dx-Mb 1894 - 23 DX-MB 1894 - 23. Juli 2014 DX Mitteilungsblatt DARC-Referat für DX und HF-Funksport Editor: Johannes Amchewicz, DK8JB (E-Mail: [email protected]) (http://www.darcdxhf.de) Wöchentlich erscheinende DX-Mitteilungen des DARC DX- und HF-Funksportreferates F, France: GM, Scotland: Vom 1. - 12. August nehmen über 10.000 Mitglieder der „Worked All Britain Awards Group“ Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen dem großen feiern vom 23. Juli - 3. August mit der Eurojam 2014 in Normandie teil. Mit der Sonderstation GB4CGS die Commonwealth Sonderstation TM14JAM wird vom 27. Juli - 12. Games. Das Rufzeichen wird von 12 QTHs aus August das Ereignis auf allen Bändern und in allen genutzt. Das dazugehörige Diplom ist in das WAB- Betriebsarten auch in die Amateurfunkwelt Programm integriert und auch für SWLs hinausgetragen. Die QSL wird danach mit Bildern ausgeschrieben. QSL via G7GJU, LoTW, eQSL. des Treffens gestaltet und über das Büro verteilt. http://www.eurojam.eu/pressroom/ HI, Dominican Republic: http://www.eurojam.eu/wp- Albert, HB9BCK, wird voraussichtlich vom 21. Juli - content/uploads/2014/03/Flyer.pdf 3. August aus Boca Chica unter HI/HB9BCK in CW/SSB/Digimodes „On Air“ sein. QSL via Homecall. LY, Lithuania: Jeden Sommer versammeln sich in Litauen Funkamateure an schönen Orten des Landes. Die „Lietuvos Radijo Megeju Draugija“ (LRMD) lädt zum diesjährigen Hamfest alle litauischen und ausländischen Funkamateure ein. Vom 25. - 27. Juli ist die Sonderstation LY2Ø14RMD von „Ziezdro krantas“ (WAL H30, WW Loc. KO25xh) aus aktiv. QSL via LY1RMD. http://www.lrmd.lt/ http://www.lrmd.lt/hamfest/en C2, Nauru: SP. Poland: Yuki, JH1NBN, wird vom 27. Juli - 16. August QSOs mit SNØLOT zählen im Juli 15 Punkte für wieder als C21BN von Nauru (OC-031) aus die das Diplom „Lituanica“. Kontakte in den Jahren Bänder von 80 - 6 Meter SSB zum Brodeln 2010, 2011 und 2012 zählen jeweils 10 Punkte. bringen. QSL via Homecall. QSL via SP1PMY. http://www.1nbn.net/ Die Mitglieder Wlodek, SP5GRU, Jozef, SP5BUJ, DX-MB vom 23. Juli 2014, Nummer 1894 Die deutsche Text-Version finden Sie auf unserer Homepage: http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/bulls/dxmb Richard, SP5GKN, Ryszard, SP5KD, Zdzislaw, Gelegenheit dazu. Tim, VE6SH, wird vom 26. Juli SP5TAZ, Wlodzimierz, SP5VYW, Andrzej, - 8. August wieder als V29SH von Jumby Bay SP5UUD, Mariusz, SP5XSL, Andrzej, SP5X, Island (NA-100) aus im Urlaubsstil auf Kurzwelle Jerzy, SP5C, und Krzysztof, SQ5Q, der mit Fokus auf 30/17/12 Meter mit einem Elecraft Clubstation SP5ZIM in Przasnysz (WW Loc. KX3 plus PA sowie einer CrankIR-Antenne für die KO03ka) erinnern noch bis zum 10. August mit der DXer da sein. QSL via Homecall VE6SH, LoTW. Sonderstation HF1ØØZIM an den Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs vor 100 Jahren. QSL via SP5ZIM. VK9C, Cocos-Keeling Island VK9X, Christmas Island: Mars, JA3FVJ, Ikuo, JA3TJA, Ichiro, JA3QWN, T8 Palau: Masa, JF3PLF, und Taka, JH3FUK und Yasu, JH2DFJ, besucht vom 27. - 31. Juli die möglicherweise weitere OMs planen einen DX- Republik Palau und wird als T88DF auf Kurzwelle Urlaub nach Christmas Island (OC-002, WW Loc. und von 50 MHz - 135 MHz mit 5 Watt bis 1 KW in OH29ln) und Cocos-Keeling Island (OC-003, WW CW, SSB, RTTY, SSTV, WSPR und JT65A sicher Loc. NH87jt). Der vorläufige Plan sieht wie folgt vielen neue Bandpunkte ermöglichen. QSL via aus: Homecall, LoTW und eQSL. 29. Juli - 2. August VK9EC Cocos Keeling UA, Russia: 2. - 8. August VK9EX Christmas Island Anläßlich des vom „Russian CW Club“ veranstaltetem HamFest (24. - 27. Juli) in Ryazan Im Urlaubsstil sollen von 160 - 6 Meter in CW, (RDA RA-32) wird die Sonderstation R14CWC SSB, FM, RTTY und PSK31 die Bänder belebt vom 28. Juli - 22. Oktober auf allen werden. QSL via JF3PLF (ClubLog OQRS), LoTW. Kurzwellenbändern und aus allen Regionen http://vk9.nobody.jp/ erwartet: R14CWC/1 R14CWC/2 R14CWC/3 ZB, Gibraltar: R14CWC/4 Edmondo, VA3ITA, ist vom 25. - 28. Juli als R14CWC/5 ZB2/VA3ITA sicher wieder ein begehrter R14CWC/6 Logeintrag. Bestätigt wird mit LoTW und das Log R14CWC/7 wird nach ClubLog hochgeladen. R14CWC/8 R14CWC/9 YJ, Vanuatu: R14CWC/Ø Murray, ZL1MGA, ist gegenwärtig als YJØMG von der Insel Espiritu Santo (OC-035) aus ein Highlight Bestätigt wird mit eQSL. für DXer. Er wurde hauptsächlich zwischen 0430 http://rcwc.net/ und 0730 UTC auf 20 Meter in SSB gearbeitet. Die http://rcwc.net/news/1696-diploma-w-14cwc-h- Länge seines Aufenthaltes ist unbekannt. QSL via 14cwc.html Homecall. http://dxing.at- V29, Antigua: communication.com/en/YJ0MG_Vanuatu/ Wer schon immer mal mit dem IARU-Präsidenten einen Rapport austauschen wollte, hat bald die YR10, ROMANIA Vom 24. Juli - 3. August wird mit der Sonderstation DX-MB vom 23. Juli 2014, Nummer 1894 Bestellung DX-MB: DARC e.V., Lindenallee 4, D-34225 Baunatal Bankverbindung: Kto: 3561 1201, BLZ 200 100 20, Postbank Hamburg Das Jahres-Abonnement des gedruckten DXMB im Postversand kostet ab dem 01.12.2013 für Bezieher mit einer Adresse in DL 50 Euro und für den Versand ins Ausland 65 Euro. YR1ØRRO das 10-jährige Jubiläum der Webseite Newington, CT 06111, USA, in Behandlung. Die <Radioamator.ro> gefeiert. Es wurde auch ein vollständige Genesung von der Lähmung kann Diplomprogramm aufgelegt. nicht erwartet werden. Eine QSL mit guten http://www.radioamator.ro/yr10rro/?l=en Wünschen, Gedanken und Gebete für ihn und seine Familie in dieser schwierigen Zeit werden sehr geschätzt. Pirat: Wer EP2MKO gearbeitet hat, ist einem Piraten aufgesessen. Silent Key: Die Taste von Jim Power, K1NA (FOC 1331) schweigt seit dem 15. Juli für immer. Jim starb nach langer Krankheit im Alter von 70 Jahren. Er war auch als PJ5NA meist in CW anzutreffen. Gaetano Giudice, IT9GAI, ist am 16. Juli und Piero Marino, IT9ZGY, ist am 18. Juli verstorben. Beide waren erfolgreiche DXer. WRTC-Ergebnisse: Unser Beileid und Mitgefühl gilt den Familien und Manfred Wolf, DJ5MW, und Stefan von Baltz, ihren Freunden. Wir wollen nicht traurig sein, daß DL1IAO, haben bei der WRTC 2014 in Boston wir sie verloren haben sondern dankbar, daß wir überraschend die Bronzemedaille gewonnen. die als Funkfreunde kennenlernen durften. Wir Dieses hervorragende Ergebnis war nach dem werden ihnen stets ein ehrendes Andenken fünften Platz, der in den vorläufigen bewahren. Endergebnissen ausgewiesen worden war, von den beiden Funksportlern nicht erwartet worden. Abkürzungen: Bereits zu Beginn der Abschlusszeremonie Admiralty Admiralty List of Lights and Fog Signals konnten Manfred und Stefan die Plakette für das aka also known as sauberste Log entgegen nehmen. Dies war auch ARLHS Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society die Ursache für den Sprung auf das Treppchen, CASHOTA Castles and Stately Homes on the Air der mit nur 8.000 Punkten Vorsprung gelang. Dave CIA Croatia Islands Award Sumner, K1ZZ, führte aus, daß das lediglich einer CIsA Canadian Islands Awards Minute Betriebszeit einspricht. Mit Tränen in den CISAR Centro Italiano Sperimentazione Attività Augen nahmen die beiden Mitglieder des Bavarian Radiantistiche Contest Clubs die Bronzemedaille in Empfang und DFFA Diplom dos Faróis Farolins e do Algarve krönten so eine fast vierjährige Vorbereitung. DFH Diploma Fortificações Históricas Auch die weiteren Teilnehmer aus DL sind mit DFP Diploma Farois Portugueses ihren Ergebnissen hochzufrieden. Suad, DK6XZ, DIA Danish Island Award und Win, DK9IP, kamen in die Top Ten. Sandy, DIB Diploma Ilhas Brasileiras DL1QQ, und Irina, DL8DYL, freuten sich riesig auf DID Deutsches Inseldiplom den Sprung vom 26. auf den 21. Platz, der durch DIP Diploma das Ilhas Portuguesas eine sehr gute Logqualität erreicht werden konnte. DIFM Diplôme des Iles de la France Métropolitaine Die WRTC 2014 wurde von Tine, S5ØA, FOC First Class CW Operators' Club abschließend feierlich geschlossen, mit der Bitte GIA German Island Award an die Funkamateure der Welt, die Fackel GIOTA Greek Islands On The Air aufzunehmen und auch 2018 im Rahmen einer IIA Italian Island Awards WRTC die Olympiade der Funksportler zu feiern. IOCA Islands of Croatia Award http://www.wrtc2014.org/results/ IOSA Island of Scotland Award http://www.wrtc2014.org/wrtc2014-announces- MIA Mediterranean Sea Island Award medal-winners/ RDA Russian Distict Award RRA Russian Robinson Award DXCC News: RRC Russian Robinson Club Der DXCC-Manager Bill Moore, NC1L, wurde vor SCOTIA Scottish Island Award etwa 2 Wochen bei einem Autounfall schwer USi United States Islands Awards verletzt. Er würde sich freuen, von seinen WAB Worked All Britain Freunden zu hören. Bill ist im Sinai-Reha- WAL Worked All Lithuania Krankenhaus, Hartford, 92 Reservoir Rd, WLOTA World Lighthouse On The Air Award DX-MB vom 23. Juli 2014, Nummer 1894 Aktuelle Conteste MIA MI-126, WLOTA 2312) aus an den Start. QSL 26./27.07. RSGB IOTA Contest via ON4LG, LoTW. http://ig9.ii9p.com Die Ausschreibungen finden Sie auf der Webseite www.darcdxhf.de unter Conteste sowie mittels der Contesttermin-Tabelle in der CQ DL 7/2014 auf Seite 50. AS-081; HL5; Kyongsang-bukto / Kyongsang- Zusammengestellt von Klaus, DL7UXG namdo Province group: Sung, HL5YI, Ho-Jong, (E-Mail: iota @dxhf.darc.de) DS5ACV, Rho, DS5BRE, Kim, DS5DNO, und Tae- Hong, DS5QLJ, melden sich als Portabelstationen Insel-Aktivitäten mit angehängtem /p von der Insel Kadokim aus im IOTA-Vorzugsfrequenzen IOTA Contest. QSLs via Homecall, LoTW. CW: 28040 24920 21040 18098 14040 10114 7030 3530 kHz AS-147; JA8; Hokkaido's Coastal Islands: Taka, SSB: 28560 28460 24950 21260 18128 14260 JA8COE, will zum IOTA Contest wieder die Insel 7055 3760 kHz Yagishiri (WLOTA 2512, Grid Loc. QN04) unter dem Rufzeichen JA8COE/8 aktivieren. Außerhalb AF-004; EA8; Canary Islands: Die Mitglieder des Wettbewerbs ist er im Urlaubsstil in der Luft. Francisco, EA8CSB, Jose, EA8CZT, und Juan, Die Insel gehört zusammen mit der Nachbarinsel EA8VJ, der „Union de Radioaficionados de Teuri zur Stadt Haboro im Distrikt in der Präfektur Tenerife“ (Seccion S/C Laguna) wollen als Hokkaido und der Unterpräfektur Rumoi.
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