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Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 825

The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 825
BID: $OPDX.825
September 17, 2007
Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio)

Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX
Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet
Clusters Network, AA1M, K1XN & GoList, W1AL, NG3K, NP3D, W3UR & The Daily
DX, N4AA & QRZ DX, W4JO, KM6HB, NN7A, K8YSE, KU9C, W0YR, DX-IS News Site,
Pete's-DX-Newsdesk, DJ7IK, DK6XR, DK8JB, DL7MAE & The DX News Letter,
F5NQL & UFT, G0IAS, G8ATE, I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425 DX News, JA8CDG, JI6KVR
& IOTA-JA News, OH2BH, OH2BN, PA4JJ, RSGB IOTA Web Site, SV1IW, VA3RJ
& ICPO and ZL2AL for the following DX information.

EDITOR'S SPECIAL NOTE (by KB8NW): There will "NOT" be an OPDX bulletin
for September 24th. I will be involved in and moderating the DX seminars
during the 2007 Great Lakes Division Convention (http://www.2007gldc.org/)
next weekend. Also, I will also be attending the Cleveland Hamfest. I hope
to see you there at both events. However, PLEASE continue to send your DX
info to me. If something major happens, I will send out an announcement.

DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 9th/September, through Sunday, 16th/September there were
211 countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B6, 3B8, 3B9, 3C, 3D2,
3DA, 3W, 4J, 4L, 4O, 4S, 4X, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5U, 5V, 5W, 5X, 5Z, 6W,
6Y, 7O, 7Q, 7X, 8P, 8Q, 8R, 9A, 9G, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9L, 9M2, 9M6, 9Q, 9V,
9Y, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, AP, BV, BY, C3, C5, C6, C9, CE, CE9, CM, CN,
CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, DL, DU, E5/s, E7, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI, EK, EL,
EP, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, F, FG, FK, FO, FP, FR, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM,
GU, GW, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HH, HI, HK, HL, HP, HR, HS, HV, HZ, I, IS, J2,
J3, J6, JA, JD/o, JT, JW, JX, JY, K, KH0, KH2, KH6, KH9, KL, KP2, KP4,
LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ, P4,
PA, PJ2, PY, PZ, S2, S5, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T7, T8, TA, TF,
TG, TI, TK, TR, TT, TU, TY, TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN, UR, V3, V5, V7,
V8, VE, VK, VK9N, VP2M, VP2V, VP5, VP8, VP8/h, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XU, YA,
YB, YI, YK, YL, YN, YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZD9, 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).

1A, S.M.O.M. It was announced this past week that an international team
of operators will be active from the Sovereign Military Order of Malta
(SMOM) for the first time ever during the CQ World Wide SSB DX Contest
(October 27-28th). The callsign 1A3A will be used during the CQWW SSB
Contest. This callsign, 1A3A, is a new prefix, and it will be used for
the first time from the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. QSL via IZ4DPV.
For all activity prior to and after the contest, operators will use the
callsign 1A4A. There will be both SSB and CW activity on the WARC bands
using the 1A4A callsign during the noncontest period. For updated
information, please visit: http://www.1a4a.org/

3B7, ST. BRANDON. The 3B7C team continues to be active from Isle du Sud,
St. Brandon (AF-015)until September 24th. As this was being typed Sunday
morning, the 3B7C log states as of 2359z, September 15th, there are a total
of 72077 QSOs in the database. First QSO was at 2000z, September 7th. Break-
down by bands and modes:
10m - 3232 30m - 7039 Phone: 28002
12m - 4488 40m - 10054 CW: 43599
15m - 9880 80m - 7266 RTTY: 476
17m - 10131 160m - 1739
20m - 18248

Currently, the team is reporting that their Web site has been running
very slowly, probably due to the high volume of traffic. The on-line log
section is particularly badly affected. They also mention that they are
still having trouble with the on-line log server. It seems to be related
to the "large number of entity/zone leaderboard requests", so for the time
being they have disabled that facility. They will continue to work on a
solution, and suggest to please bear with them. Remember, the 3B7C Web
page is available at: http://www.3b7c.com
Update-to-date news is at: http://www.3b7c.com/news.htm
Daily log updates are at: http://www.3b7c.com/logsearch/search.php
Pilot station for the operation is John, G3WGV, and his E-mail address
is:
QSL via G3NUG, direct (Neville Cheadle, Lower Withers Barns, Middleton
on the Hill, Leominster, HR6 0HY, England) or by the Bureau (Bureau cards
can be requested via the 3B7C Web page). The QSL Manager for SWLs is Bob
Treacher, 93 Elibank Road, Eltham, London SE9 1QJ, ENGLAND.

5J0/HK0, SAN ANDRES (NA-033). Operators Tom/K3WT, Vlad/N0STL, Bill/W0OR
and Ron/N0AT will be active as HK0/homecall from November 19-27th. The
team will also participate in the CQWW DX CW Contest (November 24-25th)
as 5J0A and as a Multi-Single entry. QSL 5J0A via W0JAR. QSL all others
via their home callsigns, direct or by the W0 QSL Bureau.

5R, MADAGASCAR. Willi, DJ7RJ, will be leaving for Nosy (AF-057), on
September 25th. He will be active as 5R8RJ from September 26 through
October 26th. Activity will be on 160-10 meters, CW and SSB. QSL via
the CBA.

7Q, MALAWI. QSL Manager Allan, G0IAS, informs OPDX that Harry, 7Q7HB
(G0JMU), is once again in Malawi. He is expected to be there for about
2 months. Allan states, "SORRY Guys and Gals, NO Top Band Scheds this
time, maybe when he goes back in January. QSL is via DIRECT ONLY to G0IAS.
Cards are normally sent via return post, I sched Harry every day. He may
just have some interesting new modes...Regards Allan."

8R, GUYANA. Operators Holger/DK6XR and Martin/DK8XT will be active as
8R1XR and 8R1XT, respectively, from Georgetown starting September 30th
through October 13th. Activity will be on the usual frequencies on SSB,
CW and RTTY. QSL via their home callsigns.

8R, GUYANA. Operators Anderson/PY2TNT and Alex/PY2WAS will be active as
8R1PY from Georgetown, November 1-4th. Peter Denny, 8R1WD, may also be
joining them. They plan to be active full time (24h) if propagation
permits, on 80/60/40/30/20/17/15/12/10/2 meters SSB and CW. Their QSL
Manager will be PY4KL, the official station of CWJF (both operators are
members of CWJF). QSLs may be sent via the bureau or direct.

AM3, SPAIN. Ramon/EA3EJI and a group of operators will activate the
Montserrat Monastery as AM3MM during next weekend, September 22-24th.
Activity will be on all bands and modes. QSL via EA3MM, by the bureau
or direct.

C5, THE GAMBIA. Jan, PA4JJ, will once agin be active as C56JJ between
November 30th and December 7th. This will be a holiday style operation.
Jan informs OPDX that he will only use 100 Watts (FT-897) and the antenna
will be a vertical and a ZS6BKW. There may be some topband and 6 meter
activity. QSL via PA4JJ. He states that there is a possibility of an
online log this time on the Web site:
http://c56jj.pa4jj.nl

CCF AND SRAL'S SAC. Even though the 49th Scandinavian Activity Contest
(CW) was this past weekend, Jussi-Pekka, OH6RX, President of Contest
Club Finland, wants to remind everyone that the SSB side will be this
coming weekend between 1200z September 22nd and 1200z, September 23rd.
The Contest Club Finland and SRAL invite all amateur radio operators
to participate in their 49th Scandinavian Activity Contest 2007. Official
rules are available at: http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/sacnsc.htm

DX MAGAZINE'S MOST WANTED SURVEY. It is that time again to participate
in the "DX Magazine's" annual "Most Wanted Survey". This survey will be
conducted between now and October 15th. To participate in the survey,
the form is available at: http://www.dxpub.com/dx_survey2007.html

EA8, CANARY ISLANDS. Operators Michael/DL3FCG, Alfred/DL8MG, Carola/DL5FEX,
Reiner/DL4ZF, Klaus/DK1EG, Tanja/DO6TPG, Lars/DL6FCB, Martin/DG6FDV and
Irmgard/DL6FAE will be active as EA8/DL3FCG from La Orotava, Tenerife
Island (AF-004, S-012 for the Spanish Islands Award, WLOTA LH-1276),
October 9-17th. Activity will be on all HF and the WARC bands (no 160m)
using CW, SSB and digitals. QSL via DL3FCG, bureau preferred. All QSOs
will also be confirmed via LoTW and eQSL.

FO, FRENCH POLYNESIA. Freddy, F5IRO (aka TO4E, FK/F5IRO, FR/F5IRO,
FY/F5IRO and TO7R) has received his 4 months assignment to Papeete,
Tahiti (IOTA OC-046, DIFO FO-002). He is expected to be there until
mid-January 2008. By the time you read this, Freddy may be active as
FO5RU, or possibly FO/F5IRO until he picks up his new licence. Freddy
will be active during his spare time on all HF bands, CW, SSB and RTTY.
He may activate some other IOTAs during his stay. QSL via Rafik, F5CQ,
either direct (SASE + Postage) or via the French REF-Union bureau (please
only this bureau). Other information and online log can be found on Rafi's
Web page at: http://www.f5cq.net/dxp/2007-FO5RU/fo5ru-fr.htm

HB0, LIECHTENSTEIN. Operators Ekkehard/DF4OR, Tilman/DJ5BX, Peter/DL1FX
and Rainer/DL1ZBO will be active as HB0/DF4OR during the CQ World Wide
DX RTTY Contest (September 29-30th) as a Multi-Single entry. QSL via
the home callsign.

HC1, ECUADOR. Marcos, EA1APV, will be active as HC1/EA1APV from Cotacachi
between September 21st and October 20th. He will operate during his spare
time because he is working on a project for an international cooperation.
QSL via his home callsign.

IOTA NEWS...................
AS-186. A team of 9 Greek operators, all members of the Radio Amateur
Association of Greece (RAAG), are planning to activate the
Syrian Island of Arwad for the first time for the IOTA program
for 10 days between November 1-15th. The callsign will be YK9SV.
Operators mentioned a SV1GE, SV1IW, SV1JG, SV1RC, SV1RP,
SV1QN, SV1ACK, SV1GYG and SV8CS. A special emphasis will be
given to the lower bands and modes of SSB, CW, RTTY and PSK31.
Also, 6 meters activity is expected if propagation permits.
QSL YK9SV via SV1JG. This DXpedition is considered to be very
expensive due to the special agreements needed for licensing,
transportation, operation costs and support of the local Ham
Radio Association. The group is looking for your help and
assistance in order to carry out their goal which is a success-
ful operation. They primarily need amateur gear like radios,
amplifiers, antennas, coaxial and/or financial support. More
information will be available on their Web page at:
http://www.raag.org/arwad

EU-172. Operators Lutz/DL3ARK, Peter/DL4AMK and possibly one other
will be active as OZ/homecall from Langeland Island (FY-019
for the Danish Islands Award) and Hov lighthouse (ARLHS DEN-035,
WLOTA LH-0590 (New!), WW Loc. JO55LD), September 22-29th. Look
for activity around the usual IOTA and Lighthouse frequencies.
QSL via his home callsign.

OC-139. Masanori, VK1ANU, will be active from Kangaroo Island between
the evening on September 28th and early morning October 1st.
Activity will be on CW on 80/40/20/17/15 meters using 100w
and wire antennas. QSL via JO2SLZ.

KP2/NP2/WP2, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS. Operators Andrei/NP3D, Palmer/K4FO and
Dmytro/AK2P will be active from St. Croix Island between September 23-30th.
They plan to be active in the CQ WW RTTY DX Contest (September 29-30th)
as KP2/NP3D and as a Multi-Op entry. QSL via W3HNK or via LoTW (LoTW logs
will be uploaded ASAP). Operator will be active before the Contest on all
bands, RTTY, CW and SSB as: NP2/K4FO - QSL via home callsign.
WP2/AK2P - QSL via home callsign.
KP2/NP3D - QSL via LoTW and via W3HNK,
no bureau QSL, please.

LIGHTHOUSE ACTIVITY. Members of the Island Hunters Amateur Radio Club
will activate K1AN/p from Pomham Rocks Lighthouse (ARLHS USA-643) and
Sabin Point Lighthouse (ARLHS-715) in Rhode Island on October 6th, between
1500-1900z on 14040-14060 kHz, QRP and CW only. A full-colored QSL is
available via W1AL.

OJ0, MARKET REEF (OJ0B - Challenging the Rough Seas Once Again!). The
following is a press release by Jarmo, OH2BN: "The August 2007 outing to
Market Reef, OJ0B, was designed to decorate the lighthouse with powerful
antennas that can only be hoisted in good weather conditions. The group
was successful, and in addition to making more than 13,000 QSOs, a SteppIR
beam plus an assortment of wire antennas were mounted at the light.
The newly composed group of OH0RJ, OH2BH, OH2MM, OH2PM, OH7EA and OH8NC
are at it again and they plan to be operational from September 15 until
September 24, including both Scandinavian Activity Contests, with three
stations. Now they have more flexibility since they have a resident
helicopter at their disposal.
Outside of the contest their frequencies are as follows:
CW: 3523, 7023, 10113, 14033, 18083, 21033, 24903 and 28033 kHz
SSB: 3775, 7075, 14175, 18135, 21275, 24960 and 28475 KHz

Once again, if you are a stamp collector or wish to receive your QSL
card with unique Market Reef stamps, you may send an SASE with 7 Euros
(10 USDs) as your postage/donation to the Finnish Lighthouse Society via
QSL manager OH2BH.
If you wish to tour the Reef in the spirit of adventure, you may follow
in the footsteps of the August 2007 and November 2005 OJ0B activities:
http://sm0w.com and www.kolumbus.fi/oh2bn/pagemarket.htm
The Finnish Lighthouse Society has been active repairing the lighthouse
this summer, and you may wish to follow their activities which include
daily reporting and interesting general details."
http://www.lighthousesociety.fi/eng/
See the report from Market Reef as of September 4, 2007:
http://www.lighthousesociety.fi/eng/.../diary_040907/

PACIFIC TOUR UPDATE (T30/T31). Toshi, JA8BMK, will depart from Sapporo,
Japan, on September 23rd for Fiji before departing to Tarawa, West Kiribati
(T30), on September 25th. He plans to operate for 10 days as T30XX before
taking a 5-6 day voyage to Canton Island, Central Kiribati (T31). Toshi
will be active as T31XX for about 1-2 weeks starting between October 10th
and 15th. He will also operate from Christmas Island, Eastern Kiribati
(T32), for about two weeks and sign T32YY. Toshi may also be active from
Banaba as T33ZZ. Due to transportation by boat, his schedule may change.
Activity from all locations will be on 160-6 meters using CW/SSB and
possibly RTTY and PSK31. Reports indicate that his two Honda 900W gener-
ators, foods, equipment and antennas have already reached Tawara. His
equipment list includes: IC-7000, TS-480HX, 650W output Liner, 4 element
HB9CV dipoles for the lower bands, 160m vertical, 6m 4 element HB9CV
(100W), 80/75/40m Dipole and vertical, 20/15/10m 4 element HB9CV and a
30/17/12m rotary dipole. No online logs will be available. QSL to JA8UWT,
direct only. Donations are welcome.

PJ5, ST. EUSTATIUS (NA-145). Jim, K1NA, will once again be active as PJ5NA
during the CQ World Wide CW DX Contest (November 24-25th) as a Single-Op/
All-Band entry. Look for activity before and after the contest. QSL via
K1NA.

QSL INFO AND NEWS.....................
BS7H QSL STATUS. QSL Manager Steve, KU9C, reports: "I've been sending
QSL cards out for BS7H for a bit over 40 days now, and am starting to
get the question 'my buddy has his, where is mine' or 'are they all out
yet'. So, here's the status.... I'm about 75% of the way thru the pile,
and well on the way to being more-or-less current with the incoming
mail, which is still coming in at a healthy pace. Just to help folks
understand the sheer volume, in the first week after the operation, I
received nearly 7000 envelopes; to date I've received nearly 14,000
envelopes relative to BS7H. Each card has to be checked against the
log, as I'm not pre-printing labels by call with each QSO listed, I'm
only issuing QSO's claimed. I expect to be current, and have all QSOs
in hand answered, more or less, by the end of September. One way to
see if your QSL has been processed is to check the LOTW file. Within
a few days of printing your label, your confirmed QSOs will show up
there."

GOLIST QSL MANAGER DATABASE HELP NEEDED. John, K1XN, from the GoList
informs: "During my QSL Manager confirmation process, I have accum-
alated a list of QSL Managers for which I could not find a published
E-mail address, or the E-mail address that I found is not valid and
bounces mail. Listed below are some of those QSL Managers that I am
having problems with. I hope that maybe they will read this message
and take the time to update their E-mail address on QRZ.com or send
them to me direct at: "
LA0CX LA4GHA LA6URE LA9PJA LU5CW LW9DAH LY2BVB
LA0HF LA4LN LA6WEA LA9SDA LU5DNH LX1CC LY2TA
LA1KHA LA4MQ LA7AH LA9TKA LU5EIC LX1JH LZ1ASP
LA1OEA LA4SNA LA7MFA LB4OE LU5EWO LX1NO LZ1KBB
LA1SJA LA4YW LA7XK LC3SAT LU5OM LX1SU LZ1KZA
LA1TV LA5FHA LA7YX LU1DY LU6FAZ LX2AA LZ1PM
LA2AB LA5KW LA8DW LU1DZ LU6UO LX2DW LZ1YE
LA2IJ LA5UKA LA8HF LU2BRG LU7DS LY2CY LZ2VP
LA2PA LA5YJ LA8MFA LU2CN LU7MAY LY1D LZ2ZF
LA2TOA LA5ZV LA8OKA LU2ODR LU8VCC LY1FF LZ3XV
LA2VOA LA6BKA LA8PF LU3CQ LU8XW LY1FW LZ3YY
LA3EX LA6FJA LA8XM LU3HAK LU9AY LY1KAT LZ5AV
LA3KIA LA6IKA LA9DAA LU4AA LW2DVM LZ1KDP LZ5TS
LA4C LA6PF LA9HW LU4DXU LW2DX LZ1NK
LA4EKA LA6RHA LA9LMA LU4FPZ LW8EXF LY2BIP

Art, NN7A, informs OPDX that all direct QSLs received for NN7A/NL7
(NA-206, July 2007) are in the mail as of September 14th. Additional
cards will be answered as they arrive. QSLs from NF7E/KL7 and KL1YY
should be sent out shortly. They made about 1000 QSOs during the five
day operation, including 700 on CW and 300 SSB. Please QSL each operator
via their home callsign, direct or by the bureau. Direct addresses are
okay on QRZ.com.

QSLS VIA LOTW: A25HQ, BS7H, C56T, E21EIC, J39BS, MM0EAX, OX/PA3EXX/P,
OY4TN, WP3GW and UA2FF

QSLS RECEIVED VIA MAIL: 3B7SP, 3B8CF, 4U1ITU, 5B4AGC, 5N9SJA, 6H1AY,
6W1SE, 7P8DX, 8Q7DD, 9M6BAA, AH2L, BS7H, DP0GVN, FR5MV, GB4IPY,
GS0GRC/p, HF0POL, LA1CI, LU8DSC/mm, N8S, OJ0VR, R1ANF/p, R1FJT,
SV2ASP/A, TF/G4ELZ/p, UK8GK, VK9LT, W5BOS/AL0, YZ7AA, YA/LY1Y and ZP0R

SILENT KEYS.....
OPDX and its readers would like to send out our deepest sympathy to
the families and friends of the following Silent Keys:

Well-known QSL Manager and DXer Osten Magnusson, SM5DQC, became a
Silent Key unexpectedly on September 6th. He was 67. Osten was the
QSL Manager for 9Q1TB and 9Q1EK.

Laimonis Stepans, YL2PQ, became a Silent Key on September 8th, at
the age of 63. Many know Laimon from being very active on Topband
and in many major contests.

SPECIAL EVENT. Listen for special event station "K6O" (Kilo Six Oscar)
to be active as K6O/CIA until the end of the month. This special event
station, operating in commemoration of the CIA's 60th anniversary, will
be located on the Agency's Headquarters compound and will be operated
by the Agency's employees who are hams. K6O/CIA will be operating CW only,
most likely on 80/40/30/20/17 meters and in the lower 35 khz of each band.

SPECIAL EVENT. The Anaheim Police ARC will operate special event station
K6P in remembrance of POW-MIA recognition day, September 19-22nd. Suggested
operating frequencies a 21350, 18150, 14253, 7250 SSB and 14071.5 PSK.
Receive a pictured QSL card via KM6HB: Mark McMullen, P.O.Box 27271,
Santa Ana, California 92799. (S.A.S.E please, No Certificate)

SPECIAL EVENT. Operators John/G7HIA and Robert/G8ATE will be using the
special callsign GB5OSO starting on October 4th for one month. Activity
is to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the launch of the first earth
orbiting satellite "SPUTNIK ONE" on October 4, 1957, by the former USSR.
It is anticipated that all of the available analogue satellites will be
used. A special QSL card will be available after the event, so shake the
dust off your satellite gear and join in the fun!

TF, ICELAND. Operators Roger/G3SXW and John/G4IRN will spend a weekend
in Reykjavik, and be active as TF/homecall, September 21-23rd. Activity
will be on 40-12 meters, CW only. QSL via their home callsign and LoTW.

TX5, CLIPPERTON ATOLL (Update). According to the TX5C DXpedition Web
page, scientific studies will be conducted during the March 2008
DXpedition. The Web page states, "An important goal of the DXpedition
is furthering our knowledge about Clipperton Atoll and its ecosystem.
As part of our application for our landing permit, certain scientific
studies would be performed during our stay on the atoll. This program
was elaborated in collaboration with Professor Christian JOST, Director
of the Geopraphical Research Center of Paul Verlaine University in Metz
and specialist of the atoll." The program of the observation and
scientific activities include:
1) Setting up of a weather station (WS3600).
2) Study of the propagation of radio waves.
3) State of the herbaceous plant coverage on the ring.
4) Observation of the birds living on the atoll.
5) Observation to detect any human presence or occupation.
6) Checking of the preservation state of the geodesic marker.
7) Tides timetable.
For complete details, please visit the TX5C Web page at:
http://www.clipperton2008.org/

VK9W, WILLIS ISLAND (Update). Operators Tomi/HA7RY and George/AA7JV are
still a go for Willis Island. George mentions that he was leaving for
Australia on September 11th, and states, "We are in a decent shape: our
gear has made it and the boat is on its way north (from the Gold Coast).
Due to logistics issues and problems with one of the boat's engines, we
will be staging out of Airlie Beach, instead of Cairns. We still expect
to arrive at Willis on September 24th and be on the air by September 25th."
George has indicated that the dates are weather dependent and may slip.
Stay tuned for further updates.

ZF, CAYMAN ISLANDS. Operators Don/W4YCH (ZF2DF), Bob/W6BO (ZF2BO), Janet/
W6JND (ZF2JD), Larry/W6OMF (ZF2LH), Sue/K6SUE (ZF2MH) and Jim/W4JO (ZF2JO)
will be active as ZF2DF during the CQWW RTTY Contest (September 29-30th)
as a Multi-2 entry. Activity is to celebrate Don's/W4YCH making top of the
Honor Roll this year. Prior to the contest, the group will get in some
operating time on 160-6 meters, including the YL ops. QSL each station via
their home callsign. The group will be there from September 24th to October
1st.

ZM2, NEW ZEALAND. Members of the East Coast Contesters Club will be
operating again this year in the SO2R all band section of the CQWW DX SSB
Contest (October 27-28th). The team will be ZL2AL, ZL2ST, ZL2LF, ZL2CC,
ZL2QM and ZL2FAR. QSL direct or by the Bureau via ZL2AL. Address is
available at QRZ.com.

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Help: mailto Subscribe: mailto Unsubscribe: mailto OPDX WORLD-WIDE WEB HOME PAGE (provided by John, K8YSE):
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ALSO VISIT THE NORTHERN OHIO DX ASSOCIATION'S WEB HOME PAGE:
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