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Dx-Mb 1831 - 8 DX-MB 1831 - 8. Mai 2013 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 6V, Senegl: EA3RKF (EURAO QSL-Büro), eQSL. Vlad, RK4FF, ist vom 13. - 30. Mai wieder als 6V7S http://www.fediea.org/eudota/ auf 80/40/20/15/10 Meter in CW, SSB und RTTY angekündigt. QSL via Homecall, leider nur direkt. C9, Mozambique: Die im vorigen DXMB angekündigte DX-Pedtion von Gerard, ZS6AYU, fällt aus einem traurigen Grund aus. Seine XYL ist am 30. April verstorben. Herzliches Beileid, lieber Gerard. CO, Cuba: Lazaro, CO2WL, Gustavo, CO2NO, und Rene, CO2RVA, nehmen von Kuba (NA-015, WLOTA 0032) aus mit dem Sonderrufzeichen T42T am 47. A. Volta RTTY Contest (11./12. May) teil. QSL via HA3JB. G, England: Mit dem Sonderrufzeichen GB4PEN erinnert Geoff, EA, Spain: M1EDF, ab 10. - 24. Mai an die Männer des Mitglieder der „Union Radioaficionados Españoles“ Rettungsbootes Penlee der „Royal National (URE) in Tarragona betreiben zusammen mit dem Lifeboat Institution“ (RNLI). QSL via M1EDF, „Radio Club del Tarragones“ vom 13. - 26. Mai Direkt-QSLs beigelegte Spenden gehen an die anläßlich des „Festival Tarraco Viva“ die RNLI. Sonderstation EG3FTV. QSL via EA3BDE. http://rnli.org/Pages/Default.aspx http://www.tarracoviva.com Ihre Teilnahme am Mühlenwochenende (11./12. Anläßlich des „Dia de Europa“ am 9. Mai sind Mai) haben u.a. folgende Stationen gemeldet: folgende Sonderstationen „On Air“: G4ATH Marsh Mill Thornton 2EØZDX AN7EUR, AO1EU, AO2EU, AO3EU, AO4EU, GBØBM Burcott Mill MØALZ AO5EU, AO6EU, AO7EU, AO8EU, AO9EU. GBØBWM Brill Windmill GØVFW GBØCHW Cockhill Windmill QSL AN7EUR via EA7NL, eQSL; alle anderen via GBØCMS Chislet Mill 2EØATZ DX-MB vom 8. Mai 2013, Nummer 1831 Die deutsche Text-Version finden Sie auf unserer Homepage: http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/bulls/dxmb GBØCMW Cattells Mill Willingham GØGKP HB9, Switzerland: GBØCWM Calbourne Water Mill Die Amateurfunkgruppe Burgdorf (HB9BE) besteht GBØETM Eling Tide Mill GØOSG seit 10 Jahren und erfreut deshalb alle GBØHM The House Mill M5AJK Funkfreunde bis Jahresende mit dem Sonder- GBØHPM Holton Post Mill M1TES rufzeichen HB1ØBE auf allen Bändern und in allen GBØHSM High Salvington G4LKW Betriebsarten. Die Teilnahme an verschiedenen GBØKLM Killhope Lead Mine MØACV Contesten ist vorgesehen. QSL via HB9DNF. GBØLSM Lymm Slitting Mill G4VSS http://www.hb9be.ch/ GBØOHM Herne Mill Kent M1DFM GBØSBM Saltford Brass Mill G7BYN I, Italy: GBØWSM Whitchurch Silk Mill GØWKK ARI Siracusa funkt vom 11. Mai - 23. Juni anläßlich GB1DGW Danzey Green Windmill MØJMM des 49. Griechischen Theaterfestivals als IQ9SY. GB1WM Weybourne Mill GØGFQ QSL via IT9DAA. GB1WW Wilton Windmill G1OQV GB2BHM Benholm Mill GM4AJR GB2CGM Cote Ghyll Mill G1JKE GB2CWM Cleadon Wind Mill MØLGV GB2DWM Duloe Windmill G1KWF GB2EM Elstead Mill G3OFA GB2GG Greens Windmill MØBWY GB2GGM Gelligroes Mill MWØLAO GB2GW Gleaston Water Mill G8ALE GB2MMW Marsh Mill G4ATH GB2NW Nutley Windmill G3TXZ GB2QM Quendale Mill GMØGFL GB2RGM Royal Gunpowder Mills GØTOC GB2RM Ruiton Mill G7DMO GB2TMI Thwaites Water Mill G3SDY JA, Japan: GB2UW Upminster Windmill MØTAZ Anläßlich des „World Telecommunication and GB2WMM Worsbrough Mill Museum MØPIE Information Society Day“ (WTISD) am 17. Mai ist GB2WMS Shepshed Watermill G1ETZ die Sonderstation 8J1ITU noch bis zum 31. Mai auf GB2WPM Wrawby Post Mill MØAEP allen Bändern und in allen Modes anzutreffen. GB2WWM Wymondham Windmill. GØIJM QSL via Büro. GB2WWW Wicklewood Windmill GØTZZ GB4DM Daniels Mill Bridgnorth G7WBX Mit der Sonderstation 8J2I wird bis 30. November GB4MW Mountnessing Windmill MØUKD auf die „Shikinen-Sengu“-Zeremonie in Ise (JCC GB4NHM New Hall Mill M1CQN 2103) auf Honshu (AS-007, WLOTA 2376) GB5EM Ellis Mill M5ZZZ aufmerksam gemacht, bei der ein Schrein alle 20 GB5HW Heage Windmill G3OCA Jahre vollständig abgebaut und wieder neu GB5SM Stock Windmill MØXAP aufgebaut wird. QSL via Büro. GB6MW Meopham Windmill MØKSJ GX3WTP Bromham Mill MØZAE Die Sonderstation 8J2KSG7X ist anläßlich des 70- http://www.mills-on-the-air.net/?PAGE=current jährigen Jubiläums der Stadt Kasugai (JCC 2007) in der Präfektur Aichi auf Honshu (AS-007, HA, Hungary: WLOTA 2376) bis zum 31. Oktober auf allen Klara, HA5BA, ist seit 1973 lizenziert und feiert ihr Bändern und in allen Betriebsarten aktiv. QSL via 40-jähriges Amateurfunk-Jubiläum bis Jahresende Büro. mit mit dem Sonderrufzeichen HA1973BA haupt- sächlich in CW. QSL via Homecall. Die Sonderstation 8J88Y ist bis zum 9. Juni auf allen Bändern und in allen Modes in der Luft. Anlaß ist das 22. „Yosakoi Soran“ Tanz-Festival in Sapporo (JCC 101, JCG 01029) auf Hokkaido (AS-078, WLOTA 2967). QSL via Büro. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzmxA_ITNtE OA, Peru: Der DXer und Weltreisende Vlad, UA4WHX, wurde als OA4/UA4WHX auf 30/17/12m in RTTY gearbeitet. Die Länge seines Aufenthaltes ist DX-MB vom 8. Mai 2013, Nummer 1831 Bestellung DX-MB: DARC e.V., Lindenallee 4, D-34225 Baunatal Bankverbindung: Kto: 3561 1201, BLZ 200 100 20, Postbank Hamburg DARC-Mitglieder 44,99 Euro; Nichtmitglieder 56,24 Euro; EU: Mitglieder 44,99 Euro; Nichtmitglieder 56,24 Euro; Airmail 84,36 Euro unbekannt. QSL via siehe QRZ.COM. wird bis zum 31. Mai. Die QSL-Karten wurden vom Bürgemeister gespendet. QSL via SP3YAC. OY, Faroe Islands: http://www.sp3yac.com.pl/ Carsten, OY1CT, ist im Mai anläßlich des 75- jährigen Bestehens der FOC mit dem Sondercall Der Polnische Amateur-Radio-Verband in Opole OW75FOC sicher nicht nur für die WPX-Jäger von besteht seit 55 Jahren. Deshalb kann bis zum 31. Interesse. QSL via OY1CT. Mai das Sonderrufzeichen HF55O genutzt werden. https://secure.clublog.org/logsearch/OW75FOC Eine Teilnahme am CQ WW WPX ist eingeplant. QSL via SP6PAZ. PA, Netherlands: http://www.sp6paz.pl/ Die VERON-Sektion A54 nimmt am 11. und 12. Mai als PI4ETL/p von der Getreidemühle „De Oude SU, Egypt: Molen“ aus am niederländischen Mühlenwochen- Die im vorigen DXMB gemeldete SU8N-Expedition ende teil. QSL bevorzugt über das Büro. mußte am Sonntag Morgen wegen einem defekten http://a54.veron.nl Generator abgebrochen werden. Eine Rückkehr ist http://www.pd6mill.com/ geplant, der Zeitpunkt ist noch unbekannt. Von der Getreidemühle „De Hoop“ melden sich am UA, Russia: niederländischen Mühlenwochenende Mitglieder Die Sonderstation R23ØCF belebt vom 12. Mai der VERON-Sektion 16 aus der Region 2013 bis 13. Juli von Bord des Kreuzers „Michail Gorinchem mit dem Sonderrufzeichen PG64HOOP Kutusow“ in Noworossijsk zu Ehren des 230. von 80 - 10 Meter sowie auf 2m und 70cm. QSL Jahrestages der Schwarzmeer-Flotte in allen Modi via PA9F. die Bänder. http://pho.home.xs4all.nl/index-e.htm Außerdem haben folgende Stationen ihre Teilnahme am Mühlenwochenende zugesagt: PA6MZD Zeldenrust PA6MZD PA6STAR The STAR PA6WACHTER De Wachter PA2PCH PA6WMDD Windmill De Dellen PA3GGD PD1JL/MILL De Pegstukken PD1JL V31, Belize: Bob, K4UUK, ist noch bis zum 18. Mai als V31RD von 80 - 6 Meter in SSB für die DXer da. QSL via Homecall vorzugsweise direkt, Büro ist aber ok. PD13MILL De Eendracht PD7BZ PH4RTM/MILL Eendracht Maakt Macht PA3TX SP, Poland: Die Stadt Swietochlowice besteht 700 Jahre und die Sonderstation HF7ØØS kündet noch bis zum 30. Juni davon. QSL via SP9EMI. http://www.700lat.swietochlowice.pl VP2E, Anguilla: Rich, KE1B, und YL Anna, W6NN, arbeiten vom 9. 500 Jahre Saw und 100 Jahre Flugplatz Pila sind - 16. Mai im Urlaubsstil als VP2EAQ bzw. VP2EAR Anlaß für die Sonderstation HF5ØØPILA. Gefunkt DX-MB vom 8. Mai 2013, Nummer 1831 mit einer 100Watt-Station und Buddipole direkt Bestehen des Werkes für Luft- und Raumfahrt in vom Strand von 40 - 10 Meter (mit WARC-Bänder) Bacau (WW Loc. KN36km) aufmerksam. QSL via in CW, SSB und RTTY. Falls der erwartete YO8AXP, leider nur direkt. Internetanschluß vorhanden ist, wollen sie das Log täglich nach ClubLog hochladen. QSLs via ZS8 Prince Edward and Marion Island: Homecall. Carson, ZR6CWI (ZS8C) arbeitet bis April 2014 als „Space Weather Engineer“ für die „National Space W, USA: Agency“ (SANSA) auf Marion Island (AF-021, Der Ogden Amateur Radio Club erinnert vom 9. - WAP ZAF-10, WWFF ZSFF-012). 11. Mai anläßlich der „Transcontinental Rail Road Golden Spike“-Feier mit der Sonderstation W7G an David, ZS1BCE (ZS8Z) hat für den gleichen die Fertigstellung der Eisenbahnlinie. QSL via Zeitraum einen Vertrag als Funktechniker W7SU , leider nur direkt. unterschrieben. http://ogdenarc.org/ QSLs via ZS1HF. Am 11.5. ist NI6IW vom Museumsschiff USS Midway in San Diego angekündigt. Amateurfunk auf Dr. Dish TV: Am 13. April besteht die seltene Gelegenheit, eine 22:45 Uhr MESZ: Amateurfunkstation „Zug Mobil“ zu arbeiten. Die CQ - Amateurfunksendung Sonderstation W5T wird während der Fahrt durch Folge 16: Malpelo Island - DXpedition 2012 die Boston Mountain Range zwischen Springdale Dr.Dish TV können Sie über folgende und Van Buren in einem Dienstwagen der 1940er- Einstellungen empfangen: Jahre betrieben. Der Zug durchquert die Counties ASTRA 1L, 19,2° Ost Washington und Crawford. Für Countie-Sammler Frequenz: 12.574, Polarisation: Horizontal wird der entsprechende Ort auf der QSL vermerkt. SR: 22.000 QSL via AA5AR (Umschlag 4 1/8" x 9 1/2"), leider Modulation: DVBS2 / 8PSK, FEC: 2/3 nur direkt. Nur mit HD-Set Top Boxen empfangbar! Aktuelle Conteste 08.05. Rheinland-Pfalz-Aktivitätsabend 09.05. Internationale Bergbau - Aktivitätstage 09.05. QRP-Minimal-Art Session 11.05. EUCW Fraternizing CW QSO Party 11.05. DIG-QSO-Party auf VHF/UHF 11.05. Aktivitätswettbewerb Distrikt Franken Der jährliche „Armed Forces Day Crossband 11.05. FISTS Sprint Contest Military/Amateur Radio Communications Test“ wird 11./12.05. VFDB Aktivitätstage in diesem Jahr wegen der Dayton Hamvention auf 11./12.05. CQ-M Intl. DX Contest den 11. Mai vorgezogen. 11./12.05. Alessandro Volta RTTY Contest usamars.us/crossband_2013.htm 12.05. Aktivitätswettbewerb Distrikt Franken 12.05. EUCW Fraternizing CW QSO Party YO, Romania: 13.-17.05.
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