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Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 726

The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 726
BID: $OPDX.726
September 12, 2005
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, K1JN, K1XN & GoList, NC1L, KP2HC, NG3K, W3UR & The
Daily DX, WK3C, K4UEE, N4AA & QRZ DX, N4GN, W5UE, KM6HB, AC8G, K8DD,
K8YSE, W9XY, K0IR, N0AX, W0CN, DL1EK & The DX News Letter, F5CWU & La
Gazette du DX, F5NQL & UFT, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, G1OCN, G3SXW,
HA0HW, I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425 DX News, I1HYW, I2ACC, IZ8CCW, IZ8EDJ, JI6KVR
& JA-IOTA Islands News, VA3RJ & ICPO and VK4AAR for the following DX
information.

DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 4th/September, through Sunday, 11th/September there were
205 countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3D2, 3DA, 3V, 3W,
4J, 4L, 4S, 4X, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5T, 5V, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7Q, 7X, 8P, 8R, 9A,
9G, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9M2, 9M6, 9N, 9V, 9Y, A2, A4, A5, A6, A7, A9, AP, BV,
BY, C3, C6, CE, CE9, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, DL, DU, EA, EA6,
EA8, EA9, EI, EK, EP, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, EY, EZ, F, FG, FJ, FK, FM,
FO, FP, FR, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HI, HK, HL,
HP, HR, HS, HZ, I, IS, J2, J3, J6, JA, JD/o, JT, JW, JY, K, KG4, KH0,
KH6, KL, KP2, KP4, LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON,
OX, OY, OZ, P2, P4, PA, PJ2, PY, PY0S, PZ, S0, S2, S5, S9, SM, SP, ST,
SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T7, T8, T9, TA, TF, TG, TI, TK, TL, TR, TT, TU, TY,
TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN, UR, V3, V5, V7, V8, VE, VK, VK9N, VP5, VP8,
VP8/h, VP9, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XU, YA, YB, YI, YK, YL, YN, YO, YS, YU,
YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZF, ZK1/s, 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).

2ND STRANGE RADIO EVENT. This year's event is sponsored by the "Strange
Radio Team" (SRT) with the collaboration of the Salerno and Taranto ARI
clubs. This yearly event does change its goals every year. To obtain the
"Strange Radio Event Certificate" this year, there is a 30 point minimum
required. The Strange Radio event will take place from the 0000z, October
21st to the 2400z, October 23rd. S.R.T. stations and the associates of
respective A.R.I. Sections are worth 3 points, the special callsigns are
worth 5 points and the special station is worth 10 points. These stations
can be contacted once every day per single band. A prize will go to the
station that has the greatest number of QSOs. Prize will be given out
during the 3rd Strange Radio Meeting in Salerno. More details and updated
information is available on: http://www.strangeradioteam.com
Look for the following S.R.T. special callsigns:

II0SRT QSL via IZ0BTV (Simone) II6SRT QSL via IZ6FZS (Mirko)
II1SRT QSL via IZ1GJK (Maurizio) II7SRT QSL via IZ7FLT (Fulvio)
II2SRT QSL via I2JJR (Augusto) II8SRT QSL via IZ8EDJ (Oreste)
II3SRT QSL via I3BQC (Vittorino) IO8SRT QSL via IK8WEJ (Franco)
II5SRT QSL via IZ5BTC (Max) II9SRT QSL via IT9MUF (Marcello)

3Y0X, PETER I ISLAND (Update). The following press release was put on the
3Y0X Web page dated September 5th, by Ralph/K0IR and Bob/K4UEE (Peter I
DXpedition co-leaders): "The 2006 Peter I (3Y0X) DXpedition Team announced
today that it has been awarded a major sponsorship grant by the Northern
California DX Foundation, Inc. (NCDXF). This DXpedition is funded
principally by the contributions of its twenty-plus team members, but
30% of the total cost must come from the DX community. We are extremely
pleased that the Northern California DX Foundation has decided to be the
DXpedition's largest financial contributor. Their contribution to the
2006 DXpedition exceeds their contribution for last year's postponed effort.
The DXpedition leaders and team members thank NCDXF for their continued
confidence and support. In early February, 2006, a multinational team of
approximately twenty operators, one explorer, and a professional
photographer led by Antarctic DXpedition veterans Ralph Fedor, K0IR, and
Bob Allphin, K4UEE, will activate Peter I Island. Team members come from
France, Norway, Russia, Switzerland, Netherlands, Martinique and the United
States, and many possess significant DXpedition and Antarctic experience."
For further information on the Peter I DXpedition and how to contribute
to the success of this DXpedition, go to: http://www.peterone.com

A6, U.A.E. Members of the Slovenia Contest Club (SCC) will be active as
A61AJ during the CQ Worldwide DX RTTY Contest (September 24-25th) as a
Multi-Multi entry. North American stations should QSL via K2UO and all
others via DJ2MX.

C21, NAURU. Roger/G3SXW and Nigel/G3TXF plan to operate from Nauru (OC-031)
as C21SX and C21XF, respectively, starting about 0800z on September 20th
to about 1900z on September 25th. Their activity will be CW ONLY. Roger,
C21SX, will operate the traditional HF bands (80-10m) on: 3503, 7003,
14023, 21023, 28023 kHz, and plans to be active each day during the hour
before sunrise (1845z) on 3503 in the hope of working Western Europe.
Nigel, C21XF, will concentrate on the WARC bands on 10103/10113/10123,
18073/18083 and 24893/24903. QSL C21SX via G3SXW, and C21XF via G3TXF.
Further details, including propagation forecasts, are available on:
http://www.g3txf.com/dxtrip/C21-Nauru/C21.html

DX MAGAZINE MOST WANTED SURVEY. Carl Smith, N4AA, Editor/Publisher of
QRZ DX and The DX Magazine, announced that the 2005 Most Wanted survey
conducted by The DX Magazine is now available at: http://www.dxpub.com
Carl states, "Please let all of your DXer friends know about the survey.
The more input we get, the better the results. Deadline for response is
October 15, 2005. Click on the survey notice at the bottom of the home
page and submit your 'needs'. Please be careful when marking the boxes
for your Continent and/or USA TIME ZONE. Marking the wrong box will
invalidate your response. The complete results will be published in the
Jan/Feb 2006 issue of The DX Magazine, with a breakdown by mode in the
Mar/Apr 2006 issue. The Top 100 will be posted to the web site in mid-
January 2006."

DXCC NEWS. Bill Moore, NC1L, ARRL DXCC Branch Manager, informs OPDX that
the following operations are approved for DXCC credit:
5X1B - Uganda, for August 3-12th, 2005
KH9/AH8H - Wake Island, for operations in 2003 and 2004
TT8BZ - Chad, for March 31st through August 23rd, 2005

FH & FR, MAYOTTE AND REUNION ISLAND. Serge, F6AML, (and possibly with
another TO7C operator) will be active as FR/F6AML from September 27th to
October 23rd. During this period he will also be active from Mayotte
(between October 10-14th) as FH/F6AML. Activity will be on 40-10 meters.
Suggested frequencies a
CW - 7014, 10115, 14014, 18071, 21014, 24892 and 28014 kHz
SSB - 7057, 14266, 18140, 21266, 24966 and 28444 kHz.
QSL is OK via the bureau or direct to F6AML.

FP, ST. PIERRE AND MIQUELON. Operators Stan/AC8W, Ted/K8AQM, Henry/K8DD,
Greg/K8GL, Ian/K8MM and Kurt/W8IQ will be here between November 22-28th.
They plan to be active as FP/K8DD during the CQ WW DX CW Contest as a
Multi-Multi or Multi-2 entry, depending on the conditions and antennas.
Before and after the contest operators will be using their own callsigns.
They will sign FP/homecall and are planning to be active on PSK-31, RTTY
and the WARC bands before the contest. The possibility of adding one or
two more operators exists. QSL FP/AC8W, FP/K8DD and FP/K8GL direct only
via K8NA. QSL FP/K8MM direct only to CBA. QSL FP/K8AQM and FP/W8IQ direct
(CBA) or by the bureau. Bureau cards (to home callsigns) will eventually
be answered.

HI, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. Bob/W9XY and Steve/K9WD will be operating as
homecall/HI7 from Punta Cana, D.R., from October 16-22nd. Using two
separate stations, activity will be on CW and SSB on 40-10 meters, with
a possibility of some 6 meters as well. Transmitting from the all-inclusive
Sunscape "The Beach" resort, Bob and Steve will mostly be active during
the evenings after "sun and fun" activities are over for the day. QSL via
their home callsigns, either direct or via the Bureau.

IOTA NEWS......................
AS-008. Look for 7L3ATQ/1 to be active from To Island (JIIA AS-008-013)
in the JA1 North Izu Island group, September 17-19th. QSL via
the home callsign either direct or by the Bureau.

EU-004. Kurt, HB9XCL, will be active as EA6/HB9XCL/p from the Island
of Formentera (DIE E-024 and MIA MB-002), Balearic Islands,
September 18-23rd. Activity will be on all HF bands, with
an emphasis on SSB and the digital modes. QSL via his home
callsign; bureau is preferred.

EU-008/
EU-123. Operators Steve/G0MTD, Malcolm/2E0MAX, Brian/G0OMB, Norman/M0CRM,
Joe/M0DHV and Malcolm/M0XAT will be active as MS0WRC/p from the
Isle of Mull (IOSA NH-15 and SCOTIA CN-10), September 11-17th.
Activity will be on 80-10 meters SSB, 2 meter FM, possibly
digital and CW. Also, there is a possibilty (operator dependant)
that they will activate a local lighthouse and go to the Isle of
Iona (EU-123, IOSA NH-15 and SCOTIA CN-01). QSL via the bureau
or direct to G0MTD.

EU-031. Peter, DJ2OS, plans to activate a few islands in this IOTA
group between September 13-16th. The following islands were
mentioned: Ischia (IIA NA-001, MIA MI-042), Capri (IIA NA-006,
MIA MI-015) and Procida (IIA NA-002, MIA MI-080). Look for him
daily starting at 1800z on 14260 kHz, and also a little later on
10120 kHz. QSL via is home callsign, direct or by the bureau.

EU-042. Georg, DK7LX, will be active as DK7LX/p from Foehr Island
(GIA/DID N-17), October 6-12th. Activity will be mainly CW,
using a multiband vertical antenna. QSL via his home callsign.

EU-174. Laci, HA0HW, will go to Thassos Island and be active as J48HW
and SV8/HA0HW/p now through September 18th. Activity will be
on HF bands, 80-10 meters, the WARC bands included, on CW, SSB,
BPSK31 and RTTY. His rig is FT-840 using monoband dipoles and
GPS on fishing poles. QSL cards are OK via the HA Bureau or
direct.

NA-062. Bodo, DL3OCH, will be active as W4/DL3OCH from Key West
(USI FL-040S, Monroe county, Florida) between September 30th
and November 4th. Activity will be CW only. There is a
possibility of Bodo to activate other IOTAs as well. QSL
via his home callsign, direct or by the bureau.

NA-140. David, AH6HY, will be active as AH6HY/W3 from Smith Island
(USI MD-003S, Somerset County, Maryland), September 16-18th.
Activity will be SSB only, 20-10 meters. QSL via AH6HY (use
QRZ.com address).

OC-NEW. Kardi, YB1TC, Project Manager, reports that the Karimata
DXpedition is on schedule. Operation will take place September
16-20th. Activity will be mainly on 40-15 meters with an
emphasis on 80/160 meters. The callsign will be YE7P. The
team will be landing on the island on September 15th, at about
1500z, and try their best to initiate the first activity on
September 16th, at 0000z on 15m SSB and CW, beaming to JA and
NA west coast. IOTA frequencies will be used with split
operations when needed. They will try to operate 24 hours with
2 or 3 radios at a time (5 radios are available). Operators are
YB5QZ, YB0DPO, YB0ECT, YB0KLI, YB0JS, YB0MCR, YD0LLY, YB1TX,
YC1XDS, YB2MTA and lead by Kardi, YB1TC, also as QSL Manager.
Their Web site is already online and will include online logs
that will be available during event. Please visit their Web site
and take a look to at their sponsors. The online logs will be
updated every 30 minutes. The Web site is on:
http://www.orari.web.id
QSL route for North America is via K8SIX, Japan via JN6RZM and
Europe via IZ8CCW. You can also send directly to Kardi, YB1TC.
The first batch cards will be ready in mid-October, and Kardi
will distribute QSLs to all 3 QSL Managers. Anyone who needs a
QSL before the January 31st IOTA deadline, please send request
directly to YB1TC. After you send a request, please send an
E-mail to Kardi ( )so he can prepare to reply
immediately.

SA-NEW. A group of several operators from Argentina led by Daniel,
LU3CT, will be active from Isla Escondida, in the North of
Chubut Province. Callsign already issued is: L95WI. They will
leave the 20th of October, and hope to be ON THE AIR starting
the 22nd, operating 24 hours a day with 4 stations until the
24th, then they will return back home by the 26th. Operations
will be 80-10 meters, CW, SSB and the Digimodes. QSL via Dany,
LU3CT, to the following address where donations can be also
be sent to help the DXpedition's expenses at:
Sr. DANIEL CARLOS FAIGUENBLAT, TRES ARROYOS 768, C1416DCF,
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA.

J3, GRENADA. Harry/AC8G and Kelly/N0VD plan to activate Grenada from
October 26th to November 1st. In the CQ WW SSB Contest, they will use
J3A. Outside the contest AC8G will use J37K, and N0VD will use a callsign
to be determined. QSL J3A via WA1S and J37K via AC8G. Activity outside
the contest will be on the regular bands, 12/17 meters and perhaps 6
meters. They still have time to add other operators. Contact AC8G, if
interested, at:
Two Polish operators will also be on the island during the same time
period (plus a few more days). They have indicated that they plan to
do mostly CW operations.

J43, GREECE. Geza, HA4XG, will be active as J43XG from October 1-15th
from Rio (near Patras - KM08vh). He will use his FT-897D on the HF bands
(40-10 meters, including the WARC bands) with a DunaX GPS and dipoles, and
on 2 meters with an 8 element Yagi antenna. He does like CW but will try
to work on SSB and FSK441 also. Geza is on his holiday with his wife, so
main time of operation will be during his early mornings and evenings.
QSL via the HA QSL Bureau or direct.

KH7, KURE ISLAND. Another press release (Kure-Osity #4, dated Sept 7th)
was sent out by Ward, N0AX, this past week. OPDX InterNet Subscribers
will receive the complete press release as an additional bulletin. Excerpts
from the press release indicate that the K7C Team members are converging
on Honolulu to complete preparations and sail for Kure on the 15th of
September. Captain Bill Austin is preparing the "Machias" to be their
home for the next month. Local amateurs Kimo/KH7U and Pat/NH6UY are doing
yeoman service in handling gear and shipping chores. Ward states, "For
example, to prevent importation of invasive species to Kure, new clothing
is required and all supplies will be deep frozen before shipping! To do
my part, I've purchased the world's ugliest tennis shoes just for the
island, and you'll no doubt see my colorful apparel in several photos."
The press release asks that DXers (especially around the Pacific Rim) to
please be patient as they take advantage of any openings to the other
side of the world. They also ask that DXers to please be disciplined and
stand by when requested. Their first goal will be to give as many different
DXers a contact with the island, and that may mean focusing on the one or
two most reliable bands for the first few days. Later in the expedition,
they will try to explore openings on more marginal bands. Pay close
attention to the DXA Web site and to the K7C operators instructions and
bulletins. The DXA Web page is: http://www.cordell.org/DXA

KH9, WAKE ISLAND. Dan, W0CN, informs OPDX that he is pleased to announce
his KH9 DXpedition which will take place (firm) between September 18-30th.
Some equipment has already been shipped and has arrived on Wake Island.
Should any plans change, information will be posted on:
http://www.qrz.com/w0cn
The KH9/W0CN DXpedition to Wake Island will commemorate the 60th anniversary
of the end of World War II. Activity will be on 160-10 meters CW/SSB. The
QSL Manager will be K9JS, by the bureau or direct to: Jonathan L. Schulz,
813 West Washington, Harvard, IL 60033. Logs will be submitted to the
"Logbook of the World" (LoTW).

MU, GUERNSEY. Members of the Purple Mug Team DX Group (PMTDXG) will
activate the Island of Alderney (EU-114), the most northernly island of
the Channel Islands group, from Wednesday, October 12th to Wednesday,
October 19th. A group of four amateur radio operators from around the
U.K. will be operational on all HF bands, 6 meters, VHF APRS, VHF/UHF,
SSB, and hopefully, some satellite activity. They hope the first calls
could be made during the evening of the 12th; most probably on 80/40
meters. Worked All Britain (WAB)and Lighthouse activity may take place
depending on the availability of portable power supplies/generator.
Further information is available from:
Skeds are welcomed and encouraged. Callsigns and QSL route(s) a
GU5XW via G5XW, GU1OCN via G5XW, MW0JZE via G5XW and MU3SDE via M3SDE.
For more information, see individual callsigns on QRZ.COM. Also, visit
the PMTDXG Web page at: http://www.pmtdxgroup.co.uk
More details/updates will be sent prior to departure.

NP2, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS (Update/Correction). Brian, KP2HC (ex-KF2HC),
informs OPDX that there is a minor correction regarding the NP2 posting
in OPDX.725. Ann will be doing the November Sweepstakes Phone Contest,
QRP from their new home in St. Croix not St. Thomas. Additionally, her
new callsign is KP2YL (ex-W2AZK).

OH0, ALAND ISLANDS. Hadi, DJ2PJ, will be OHØJWH once again from Eckero
Island in the Aland Archipelago from September 25th to October 7th. His
activity will be on all HF bands, 160-10 meters (no 6 meters this time),
including the WARC bands, on CW, SSB, RTTY, PSK, MFSK, SSTV, and Hell.
A special focus will be on 160-30 meters. QSL via DJ2PJ, direct or by
the Bureau, or by E-mail request ). More info is avalaible
at: http://www.dj2pj.de
LAST MINUTE UPDATE: On his upcoming visit to the Alands, OHØJWH will be
using the callsign OHØP!

PJ5, ST. MAARTEN/ST. EUSTATIUS. Jim, K1NA, will be active as PJ5NA during
the CQ WW DX CW Contest (November 26-27th) as Single-Op/All-Band entry.
QSL via K1NA (100% QSL direct only with SASE) No bureau cards will be
answered.

PLEASE STAY CLEAR...TNX. A request has been sent out for stations to keep
the following frequencies (plus/miuns 5 kHz) clear for emergency nets:
14265 (SATERN NET) 3873 (W Gulf ARES Net)
7285 (W Gulf ARES Net) 3935 (Katrina h/w Traffic Net)
7290 (Katrina h/w Traffic Net)

PY0S, ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL ROCKS. Joca, PS7JN, is active as PY0S/PS7JN
until September 22nd. Activity will be on all HF bands CW/SSB and also
various digital modes. Over the past week, he was heard mainly on 20 meters
SSB/RTTY/PSK. There was one QSN on 40 meters. QSL to his home callsign.

QSL INFO AND NEWS......................
Joe, K1JN, informs OPDX that there seems to be much confusion regarding
the various QSL Managers for the VP9I callsign. Different operations
should be QSLed via different managers. Joe states that he has received
many direct and bureau requests for operations that he is not the manager
for, especially the CQWW 2003 CW Contest. He periodically forwards these
cards to the correct managers, but this will slow down the turn around
time of your card considerably. The correct managers a
CQWW 2002 SSB via K1EU CQWW 2003 CW via KQ1F
CQWW 2003 SSB via K1JN CQ WPX 2005 via N1HRA

Randy, W5UE, reports, "As a result of Hurricane Katrina my QTH was
flooded with 4 feet of water. As luck would have it most of the blank
QSLs for stations I manage were underwater and have been ruined. I plan
to continue as manager for these stations, however, I will appreciage
your patience in the coming months as new cards will need to be ordered,
and I will be establishing a new QTH. Stations managed by W5UE include:
HC8N, HC8L, PZ5A, K5R, W4D and 6G1KK. Please check my web page often to
get my latest status." His web page is:
http://www.datasync.com/~w5ue/qsl-w5ue.html

Tim, N4GN, announced Friday that a log search is now available for
T88BH, T88GG and T80A. Just send an E-mail to and
include up to ten callsigns in the subject line of your message. For
details, see the following web site: http://www.n4gn.com/logsearches/

Alan, VK4AAR, advised OPDX on Friday: "This is to advise that all valid
requests for VK6DHI cards will be cleared and in the mail between now
(9th Sept) and Sunday (11th Sept).

SILENT KEY. OPDX has been informed by Angelo, I2ACC, that Tino, I2ZZZ,
became a "Silent Key" (SK) on August 29th, 2005. Tino was a long time
DXer, a great CW enthusiast and DXCC Honor Roll #1.

SPECIAL EVENT. The Anaheim Police A.R.C. will be operating as K6P to
commemorate "POW-MIA Recognition Day." The station will operate from
September 11-18th. Operation will generally take place between 2000-0300z
daily. The purpose of the event is to honor and remember those that served
and those that are still waiting to be fully accounted for. The event will
gratefully acknowledge the sacrifices made by American military personnel
and their families as they endured captivity in the service of the nation.
The suggested frequencies (as propagation and QRM permits) will be as
follows: 28450, 24950, 21350, 18150, 14253 and 7250 kHz SSB. QSL direct
with an S.A.S.E. to KM6HB: Mark McMullin. P.O. Box 27271, Santa Ana,
California 92799 U.S.A.. PHOTO QSL CARD ONLY is available, NO CERTIFICATE.

SPECIAL EVENT. The military radio club, F6KAT, will use the callsign
TM5OBA from November 26th to December 10th. They will be active on HF
and VHF. The activity is to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the French
Air Force Base 128 at Metz-Frescaty. They will run two stations on the HF
bands (one for SSB and CW and one for the digital modes) and one VHF
station. QSL via F6KAT, direct or by the bureau.

SWL WEB PAGE/MAILING LIST. The Mediterranian DX Club (MDXC) has been
supporting the IOTA since 1997. The IOTA Program was established back in
1964 by the late Geoff Watts, BRS-3129, the only SWL ever inducted in the
CQ DX Hall of Fame. For this reason, the MDXC is now glad to open a Web
site for SWLs around the world. Please visit their Web page and join
them at: http://www.mdxc.org/swl
In order to subscribe to the SWL mailing list, please send an E-mail to:


T88, PALAU. You still have a couple of days (until September 13th) to
work Tony, KQ2I, as T88AT. Activity on has been on CW. QSL via KQ2I.

TF, ICELAND. Rich N0HJZ, will active as TF/N0HJZ, from October 26-30th.
Activity will include the CQ WW DX SSB Contest (October 29-30th) as a
Single-Op/All-Band/High-Power entry. QSL via N0HJZ. Look for activity
before the contest. He states that he will use large rhombics and full
power.

V5, NAMIBIA. Klaus, DJ4SO, will be active as V51/DJ4SO between September
18th and October 12th. Activity will be on 6 meters with an HB9CV antenna.
QSL via his home callsign.

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