In article , Walt Davidson wrote:
On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 20:10:12 GMT, Tedd Mirgliotta
wrote:

7Q, MALAWI (Update/Reminder). By the time you read this, the UK Malawi
DXpedition should have started. As this was being typed Sunday morning
(1530z), the UK team was not active. The callsign to be used by the
UK Malawi DXpedition between April 18th and May 1st will be 7Q7MM.

They were active today (April 21) at 1200Z on 21 MHz CW. I called
them for half an hour without success. It seemed to be one of those
infuriating operators who spins the RX dial after every QSO, so it's
pointless trying to locate their QSX frequency ... you just have to
stay calling on one spot and hope they will eventually listen there by
chance. Grrrrr!

Oh well. Not particularly rare, anyway ....
;-)

73 de G3NYY

Not rare, but harder than hell to confirm. I have worked 7Q7BP multiple times
and 7Q/ZS6GH with no success on QSL's. I haven't been able to copy the
current operation yet here in Tennessee.





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