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Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin No. 753

The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 753
BID: $OPDX.753
March 27, 2006
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, ARRL Letter, K1XN & GoList, NC1L, N2OO, NG3K, W3JJ,
W3UR & The Daily DX, K4VUD, N4AA & QRZ DX, WW5L, WC6DX, KD7WPJ, K8YSE,
K9EL, Brian Boschma, 9A7K, DL1EK & The DX News Letter, DL2GG, EA5RM,
F5NQL & UFT, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, HA5X, I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425 DX News,
IZ8EDJ, JI6KVR, LZ1BJ, MØOXO, OK1DOT, PA7FM, SP5EWY, VA3RJ & ICPO and
VE1VOX for the following DX information.

DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT: According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 19th/March, through Sunday, 26th/March there were 222
countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3B9, 3V, 3W, 4J, 4L,
4S, 4U1I, 4X, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5V, 5X, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7Q, 7X, 8P, 8R, 9A,
9G, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9M2, 9M6, 9N, 9V, 9Y, A2, A3, A4, A6, A7, A9, AP, BV,
BY, C2, C3, C5, C6, C9, CE, CE9, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, DL,
DU, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI, EK, EL, EP, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, EY, EZ, F,
FG, FH, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FR, FW, FY, G, GD, GI, GM, GU, GW, H4, HA, HB,
HC, HC8, HH, HI, HK, HL, HP, HR, HS, HZ, I, IS, J2, J3, J5, J6, J7, J8,
JA, JD/o, JT, JW, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH6, KL, KP2, KP4, LA, LU, LX,
LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ, P2, P4, PA, PJ2,
PJ7, PY, PZ, S5, S7, S9, SM, SP, ST, SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T5, T7, T8, T9,
TA, TF, TG, TI, TJ, TK, TN, TR, TT, TU, TY, TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN,
UR, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6, V7, V8, VE, VK, VK9N, VP2E, VP2V, VP5, VP8,
VP8/h, VP9, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XU, XX9, YA, YB, YI, YK, YL, YN, YO, YS,
YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD8, 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).

3D2, FIJI ISLANDS. Brian, N6IZ, is now active as 3D2IZ on the Island of
Namotu (OC-121) until April 1st. Namotu is a small island in the Mamuca
Island chain in the Fijian waters. Reports from Bonnie, KQ6XA, indicate
Brian is using ALE (Automatic Link Establishment) on 20 meters. Brian
will try "HFL" Netcalls using a portable HF system (IC-706+PCALE+laptop)
manual tuned antenna on the HFLINK channels. ALE monitor freq: 14109.5 kHz
(no auto RX scanning). Also, he is active on 14342.5 kHz and 18157.5 kHz.
When not playing on ALE, look for him on 80-10 meters CW/SSB and the
digital modes. QSL via N6IZ. More information on his operating schedule
is available at: http://www.brianboschma.com/fiji/Fiji2006_operation.htm

9M6, EAST MALAYSIA. Operators Peter/DJ8XW and Heinz/DL2QT are currently
operating from 9M6AAC at the Hillview Gardens Resort in East Malaysia.
Bob, N2OO, reports to "Please QSL via N2OO. They have announced QSL via
DL2QT which is incorrect, however, they will answer whatever cards do go
via that route if they have already been sent there. N2OO is the permanent
QSL Manager for all operations from 9M6AAC over the past 10 years. To all
QSL Manager databases, please do not change your QSL Manager listings.
Sorry for the confusion. QSL 9M6AAC via N2OO."

9Q, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO. Luc, ON7KEC, will be active as 9Q/ON7KEC
during a business trip in early April through late July. Activity will be
limited to his spare time. QSL via his home callsign.

CQ MAGAZINE DX MARATHON WEB SITE. John, K9EL, reports: "The CQ DX Marathon
is a cross between an award and a contest. It runs for a full year at a
time with competitors trying to contact as many countries and CQ zones
as possible within the year. There are no carryovers from year to year,
however, and everyone starts fresh each New Year's Day. The year-long
DXing competition began on January 1. A new Web site has been established
and dedicated to the DX Marathon - http://www.dxmarathon.com
Please check it out and let us know what you would like to see on the web
site. We will publish your stories and your accomplishments. Send us your
score to date and we publish it. You will also find the complete CQ
Countries list in various formats....... Good luck!"

EI90, IRELAND (Special Event). Members of the South Dublin Radio Club
(SDR) will activate a special event station over the Easter weekend (April
16-17th) to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising.
"The Easter Rising was a militarily unsuccessful rebellion staged in
Ireland against British rule on Easter Monday in April 1916. Nevertheless,
despite its military failure, it can be judged as being a significant
stepping-stone in the eventual creation of the Irish Republic", from the
Wikipedia Web page at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Rising
The special event station will run from the SDR club QTH using the callsign
EI90GPO. Activity will be on all HF bands from 80-10 meters. QSL via EI2SDR.

FS, SAINT MARTIN. John, K9EL, will be active as FS/K9EL from April 3-11th.
He informs OPDX that he will be using an IC-735 barefoot and vertical
antennas for 80-10 meters. No PSK or RTTY. QSL to his home callsign.

HA, HUNGARY (6M BAND). As of March 29th, 2006, HA amateurs can start using
the 50-52 MHz band on a secondary, non-interference basis as a new frequency
allocation plan has appeared in the official journal of the Republic of
Hungary. The same government order also opens the 7100-7200 kHz segment of
the 40m amateur radio band for Hungarian radio amateurs.
On 6m, the frequency allocation for amateur radio is 50-52MHz, with a
power limit of 10W ERP. All known modes occupying less than 12 kHz bandwidth
are allowed. There are no restrictions on the design or polarity of
antennas, but the 10W ERP limit has to be obeyed. As the amateur radio
band is now contained in the National Frequency Allocation Plan, no separate
licences are required, all stations holding a CEPT-equivalent licence are
automatically granted access. No mobile operation on 6m is allowed however.
The two television transmitters in Hungary remain operational in the band
for the time being.
Early access to the 7100-7200 kHz segment of the 40m amateur radio band
is also granted for those holding CEPT-equivalent licences, with 150W or
250W of power depending upon the licence class. As this band is under
30 MHz, a CW proficiency exam is still necessary. Hungary is expecting
new amateur radio regulations within a few months that will revise -
among other things - the Morse requirement and the national licence/exam
classes.

IOTA NEWS..........................
AF-018. (Early announcement!) Operator IT9BLB and a International team
will be active as IH9P from Pantelleria Island during the CQWW
CW Contest (November 25-26th) as a Multi-Multi entry. QSL via
KR7X. Visit the IH9P Web page at: http://www.ih9p.com

AF-078. Fidier, F6ELE, plans to be active from Carabane Island (6W)
sometime between June 9-19th.

AS-113. Photos of TA3J/0's recent activity from Sican Adasi (Rat Island
- MIA MTC-099) on March 24th are now available at:
http://www.geocities.com/ta3j0/2.html

EU-051. Operators Davide/IW9GUR, Angelo/IW9HLM, Riccardo/IT9CVO,
Andrea/IT9RKR and Andrea/IW9HQP will be active as IE9/homecall
from Ustica Island (IIA PA-001, MIA MI-116, WLOTA LH-0848)
from March 31st to April 2nd. They plan to have three stations
active on all bands except 30 meters, plus 6 meters.

EU-124. Members of the North Wakefield ARC will be activating Caldey
Island, Wales, from Monday, July 24th until Monday, July 31st,
inclusive of the IOTA Contest. Operators mentioned a
Charles/MØOXO, Nigel/MØNJW, Chris/M1TRC, Steve/2EØJTI and
Barry/2EØJRZ. The callsign to be used outside of the contest
will be GB4CI, and during the IOTA Contest the callsign will
be GW5X. Contacts will also count for the "Caldey Island
Lighthouse" (WAL-004) and for the TWLHF Award (GW-002). QSLs
for ALL contacts are via Charles, M3ZYZ, direct (QRZ.com) or
by the Bureau. Everything concerning this DXpedition can be
read on the following Web pages at: http://www.twlhf.com
http://www.9a7k.com

EU-148. Bernard, F5XX, and some other operators will activate the
French island of Brescou in the Languedoc-Roussillon Region
Group, May 25-29th.

NA-026. (CORRECTION) In last week's OPDX.752, we stated that Staten
Island (USI NY-004S, Richmond County, New York) is NA-026. OPDX
was informed that Staten Island was removed from IOTA NA-026 on
February 1, 2005. It is still good for the USI Award.

NA-031. (Update) John, NY6DX, will be operating as NY6DX/1 from Block
Island (USI RI-001S - NOT A NEW ONE as first announced,
Washington County, Rhode Island), from April 11-14th. Look for
activity on, or near the usual IOTA frequencies. QSL via his
home callsign, direct only (QRZ.com).

NA-081. Dana, VE1VOX, will be active as VE1OTA April 14-16th. He will
decide which islands to operate from upon his arrival to the
area. Activity will be on 15, 20, and possibly 40 meters SSB.
QSL to VE1VOX, direct preferred. Reminder, international postage
requires an IRC or 2 USDs.

J6, ST. LUCIA (Update). Oleh, KD7WPJ/UR5BCP, informs OPDX that he is
planning to operate from here (NA-108) from March 30th through April 5th.
Activity will be on 160-6 meters CW/SSB. His visitor's radio amateur
licence has been approved and most likely he will use the callsign
J6/KD7WPJ. QSL via KD7WPJ.

JD1, OGASAWARA. A German team consisting of Walt/DJ0FX (JS6QFP), Joe/DL2DX
(JA1PPB), and YL Karin/DL9DYL are expected to be active between April
4-18th. The group is trying to obtain JD1 callsign and currently does not
know their callsigns. Activity will be on all bands on CW, SSB, PSK31 and
RTTY. QSL via their home callsigns.

LZ80, BULGARIA (Special Event). Members of the Bulgarian Federation of
Radio Amateurs (BFRA) will activate the special event callsign LZ80R
(LIMA ZULU EIGHT ZERO ROMEO) from their HQ through the end of 2006.
Activity is to commemorate 80th anniversary of the first radio amateur
club in Bulgaria. QSL preferably via the LZ QSL Bureau to LZ1BJ.

QSL INFO AND NEWS...................
QSL CQ9K via: P.O.BOX 19, 9001-901 FUNCHAL, MADEIRA ISLAND - PORTUGAL.
Operators were the Madeira Team Members (CT3BD, CT3DL, CT3DZ, CT3EE,
CT3EN, CT3HK, CT3IA, CT3IQ, CT3KU and CT3KY) and DK7YY. Visit their
Web page at: http://www.madeirateam.com

Antonio, EA5RM (5H2AG - S01R) informs OPDX that he has received the
5H2AG QSLs from the printer. All direct QSLs should be in the mail
by the time you read this.

NEW QSL ROUTE. Yarub, HZ1YB, reports that effective immediately his
new QSL Manager is DK7YY. DK7YY prefers the Bureau, but direct QSLs
are also OK.

QSL KH7X via K2PF. Activity was during this past weekend's CQ WPX
Contest. Operators were KH6ND, KH6TO, KH6YY, KH7U, AH6OZ and AH6NF.

QSL TM9R via F5GGL, either direct (SAE + 1 IRC) or via the French
REF-Bureau. Operators were from the Gironde division of the French
National Postmen ARC, the "AOMPTT", RADIOAMPT33/F6KNB.

QSL VP2E via N5AU. Activity was during this past weekend's CQ WPX
Contest. Operators were KC5EA and N5AU.

OK7, CZECH REPUBLIC. Petr, OK1DOT, informs OPDX that he will be using a
new callsign for special occasions such as contests. Look for him to use
OK7DX in upcoming contest.

ON-OT, BELGIUM. Reports indicate that individual Belgian amateurs can
now apply for a secondary 2x1 vanity callsign with all possible ITU
prefixes for Belgium. However, the prefixes OT5x and OR5x are reserved
for club stations. It is quite possible that callsigns like ON1A, OP2Q,
OS7Z, OO0O .... etc may/will show up on the bands. The primary focus for
this change is contesting but also applicable to every day DXing. So
don't be confused or think they are pirates, these callsigns are 100%
legal. They fall under CEPT agreement.

SPECIAL FRENCH ACTIVITIES. To celebrate the 90th anniversary of the
"Battle of Verdun" (1916-2006) look for special event station TM7BV to
be active from different locations throughout the 2006 calendar year.
QSL Manager is F5NPS. The tentative schedule is as follows:
April 15th - Fort of Moulainville; DFCF55036; JN29RE 382m
May 6th - Verdun Citadel; JN29QD 201m
May 20th - Destroyed Village of Beaumont; VD5501; JN29QG 350m
- Destroyed Village of Cumieres; VD5503; JN29PF 188m
- Destroyed Village of Haumont; VD5506; JN29QG 250m
July 8th - Fort of Souville; DFCF55010; JN29RE 389m
July 15th - Crest of Les Eparges; JN29TB 305m
August 5th - Destroyed Village of Louvemont; VD5507; JN29QF 321m
September 2nd - Destroyed Village of Bezonvaux; VD5502; JN29RF 257m
- Destroyed Village of Ornes; VD5508; JN29RG 250m
October 21st - Fort of Douaumont; DFCF55005; JN29RF 395m
November 4th - Fort of Vaux; DFCF55011; JN29RE 351m
- Destroyed Village of Vaux; VD5509; JN29RF 250m
November 11th - Douaumont Ossuary; JN29RF 347m
- Destroyed Village of Douaumont; VD5504; JN29RF 345m
November 18th - Fleury Memorial; JN29RE 335m
18th - Destroyed Village of Fleury; VD5505; JN29RE 340m

Other activities are possible, and updated information will be forth-
coming. The DFCF references count for the French Forts and Castles Award.
The VD References count for the short term award Destroyed Villages Award
(rules to be published). For details on the Battle of Verdun, visit the
following Web page at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Verdun

SPECIAL EVENT. Operators Muriel/F0CXD (YL) and Arno/F4DCG will air the
special callsign TM4BFL between April 9-19th, in memory of Arnaud Smeulders,
F4BFL, who died several months ago at the aged of 29. Activity will be on
160-2 meters. QSL via F4DCG, by the bureau or direct (QRZ.com).

SR 2006 MEETING. The 3rd International Strange Radio Meeting will take
place in the Province of Taranto, April 22-23rd. There will be two days
of forums on DXing, Contesting, DXpeditions and the Antarctica. Complete
details and the schedule for programs are available at:
http://www.strangeradioteam.com/meet...m-2006_eng.asp

TK, CORSICA. Jean Louis will sign TK/F5NHJ from Corsica (EU-014), between
March 29th and April 4th. Activity will be from the Ajaccio area, and he
states this will only be a QRP CW holiday style DXpedition. QSL via F5NHJ.
Visit his Web page at: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/f5nhj/

TY, BENIN. The TY DXpedition continues to be active until March 30th. The
four DXpedition members are now fully operational on 160-10 meters. During
the second week of operations they will try to focus on lower bands when
possible. QSL Manager Dennis, PA7FM, reported that the team unexpectedly
found an internet cafe and has been able to send logs and photos to Dennis
on the following Web pages. Remember to QSL TY4TW via GM4FDM. QSL TY5LEO
and TY5MR via IK1PMR and QSL TY5WP via PA7FM. More details/updates and a
log search will be availble at the following Web sites:
http://www.ty5wp.pa7fm.nl
http://www.ik1pmr.com

VP5, TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS (Early Announcement!). Operators Rodger/W7VV,
Ralph/VE7XF, Dick/K7BTW and possibly others will be active as VP5W during
the CQWW DX CW Contest (November 25-26th) as a Multi-2 entry. QSL via
W7TSQ.

VU4, ANDAMAN ISLANDS (Update). Frank, DL4KQ, reports that he now has
a total of 10 operators for his team to be active from VU4. Operators
mentioned a VU3FRK/DL4KQ, VU3RSB, DL5OAB, K3LP, N6TQS, VU3TLY/IK1PMR,
VU3PLM/K2LEO, F4RGD, F5CWU and VU3JLW/AA4NN. They plan to have 3-4 stations
on the air for CW/SSB and 1-2 for the digital modes. Activity will be on
160-6 meters. ADDED NOTE: Check out the list of participants heading to
the Andaman Islands at: http://www.niar.org/hamfest/participants.html
Also, a new YAHOO Mailing List has been added for those who are interested.
Group's home page: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/VU-CHAT
Group's E-mail address:

VU4, ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Charles, K4VUD, mentioned this past weekend that
he has a ticket to go to the VU4 Hamfest. He currently holds an Indian
callsign, VU3CHE, and hopes to get a VU4 callsign. Charle states, "I am
taking only 100 watts and a Cushcraft roto-dipole gismo for the 3 WARC
bands. I plan mostly 30m CW if I can get on."

W5DXCC (Ham-Com 2006). The Lone Star DX Association in conjunction with
Ham-Com 2006 will host this year's W5DXCC. Along with the venue and schedule
change of Ham-Com, this year's W5DXCC will have some changes as well. The
main event will be a dinner affair at the Southfork Hotel near the Plano
Convention Center on Friday evening, June 9th. Tickets are 35.00 USDs each
and can only be purchased online via the Ham-Com Web site. Only 125 tickets
will be available so order NOW! Tickets WILL NOT be available at the event!
To order tickets or read about additional DX program information, go to the
Ham Com web site at: http://www.hamcom.org
There will be additional DX events on Friday and Saturday at the convention
center. OPDX InterNet Subscribers will receive the complete press release
and schedule as an additional bulletin.

WAS IS NOW AVAILABLE ON LOTW! The ARRL Letter announced this week: "Users
of the ARRL's Logbook of the World (LoTW) http://www.arrl.org/lotw/
now may apply their LoTW credits to applications for the League's Worked
All States (WAS) award. Once registered and logged in, users may set up a
WAS account on the Logbook Awards page, configuring the account to
automatically select QSLs to use or selecting them manually via the Your
QSOs page. LoTW is a repository of logbook records submitted by users from
around the world. When both participants in a contact submit matching QSO
records to LoTW, the result is an electronic "QSL" that can be used for
award credit. As part of this addition, administration and maintenance of
all WAS awards is now perfomed using an LoTW module. US Amateur Radio
licensees must be ARRL members to apply for the WAS award. In addition to
WAS, LoTW supports the ARRL DX Century Club (DXCC) award. Since its
inauguration in September 2005, LoTW has more than 95 million QSO records
on file, with nearly 5.15 million QSL records resulting. The system boasts
just over 12,000 registered users, and there are more than 18,100
certificates--each representing a particular user call sign--on file."

YU500, SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO (Special Activity). To commemorate 500th
anniversary of being recognized as the city, the amateur radio operators
from the city of Senta will be using the following "500" designator in
their callsigns until December 31st. Some callsigns mentioned a
YU500JDE (YU7JDE Radio Cub), YZ500Z (Contest callsign), 4N500CC (Caslav,
4N7CC), 4N500ZZ (Tibi, 4N7ZZ) and YU500BW (Robert, YU7BW).

YX0, AVES ISLAND. Look for members of the Association of Radioamateurs
of Venezuela (ARV) and the Grupo DX Caracas (GDXC) to activate Aves Island
(Isla de Aves), April 19th. The team will depart from La Guaira on April
17th. They will use the callsign YX0A and plan to be active on 160-2 meters
on CW/SSB. Special emphasis will be made on the lower bands. Operators are
Ramon/YV5EED (group's leader and MD), Edgar/YV2IF, Jose/YV5ANT, Victor/
YV5IQJ, Pablito/YV5IVB, Antonio/YV5LMW, Eduardo/YV5MHX, Federico/YV5NCZ,
Gregorio/YV5OHW, Jig/AD6TF, Ray/DL2GG and possibly anothers to be announced
later. Suggested frequencies a
CW - 1822.5, 3523, 7023, 10103, 14023, 18073, 21023, 24893 and 28023 kHz
SSB - 1842.5, 3750, 7093, 14190, 18145, 21295, 24987 and 28475 kHz
2 meters - 146.520 MHz (FM)
6 meters - 50.110 MHz (listening for openings)
Visit the YX0A Web (still under construction) at: http://www.yv0.info/

ZV0, FERNANDO DE NORONHA (Update). Operator Orlando, PY2TJ/PT2OP, will be
active as ZV0F between March 30th and April 4th. His activity will be
limited because he will be on holiday. He states, "The Fernando de Noronha
Achipelago is a ecological paradise in where I will be on vacation with
my wife. I intend to operate every night after 2200z, and eventually,
during the day time hours, SSB, on the bands of 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10
meters, depending on the propagation conditions and the possibilites of
installing the antennas." His equipment will be an Icom 706MKII, Kenwood
TS-50 and half-wave dipole antennas. QSL via PT2OP. He will accept QSLs
by the bureau, but prefers direct (with SASE/SAE + 2 IRCs or 2 USDs) at:
Orlando Perez Filho, SHIGS 706 - Bloco L - Casa 22, 70350-762,
Brasilia - DF, BRAZIL.

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