6W - Once again Francis, F6BLP (www.f6blp.org) will be active as 6W7SK
from Senegal from 10 January to 5 February. He will operate mainly
CW on 80-10 metres (hopefully also on 160 metres), with a focus on
the low bands during his sunrise and susnset hours. QSL via F6BLP,
direct or bureau, and LoTW. Logsearch on Club Log. [TNX Les
Nouvelles DX]
BY - Terry, BA7NQ will join BA7CK on Yongxing Dao (AS-143) [425DXN
1234] on 4-8 January. Terry will operate CW and SSB. [TNX The
Daily DX]
DL - Celebrating the 90th anniversary of IARU and the 65th anniversary
of DARC (the German Amateur Radio IARU society), special callsigns
DJ90IARU, DK65DARC and DL65DARC will be active until 31 December.
QSL DJ90IARU via bureau or direct to DL2VFR; QSL DK65DARC and
DL65DARC via bureau or direct to DF1QR. Information on the DARC 65
Award: www.darc.de/referate/dx/bulls/darc65/special-award/ [TNX DX
Newsletter]
EP - "With only 17 days to go before the EP6T DXpedition will take
place", the team reported on 29 December, "the Rockall DX Group is
in the final process of finalizing their newest set-up". As for
the low bands (160, 80 and 40m), they will be QRV from £from local
sunset (13.45Z) up until our sunrise (03.00Z). During the first
two days of the expedition, we encourage DX stations from all
corners of the world to listen to us on the low bands and to keep
our pilots informed of your best times so we can focus based on
the data we receive. During these days we will also be doing our
utmost to thin out the EU pile". Read the complete release on
www.rockall.be.
GM - Col, MM0NDX will be active as MM0NDX/p from the Orkney Islands
(EU-009) on 16-18 January. QSL via IW7EGQ. [TNX rsgbiota.org]
JA - Kenji, JA4GXS will be active as JA4GXS/5 from Shodo (AS-200) on
23-25 January. He will operate CW and SSB on 40-15 metres. QSL via
JA4GXS, direct or bureau. [TNX rsgbiota.org]
KP1 - On 30 December the K1N Navassa team reported that "the exact date
of departure from the staging area will be dependent upon a
combination of the date U.S. FWS transportation is available and
upon weather windows". It is estimated that it will take "two full
days of helicopter shuttles to get everything needed to start
operations", and now it looks like "K1N will be QRV the first two
weeks of February". Navassa was activated for the last time back
in 1993, and the USFWS "will not allow another operation for at
least 10 more years". For this reason, K1N will limit "most bands
to a specific mode, so that we can work the pileups down to the
last little pistol". See www.navassadx.com for further information
on the project and details on how to contribute to the fundraising.
LZ - Once again Radio Club Blagovestnik (LZ1KCP) will use twelve
special callsigns throughout 2015 to honour as many different
Bulgarian saints: LZ290MB (January), LZ550SI (February), LZ386SKI
(March), LZ883PI (April), LZ102SIB (May), LZ293MA (June), LZ429PS
(July), LZ250MM (August), LZ129WNLS (September), LZ130SAK
(October), LZ259PA (November) and LZ362MT (December). QSL via
bureau or direct to P. O. Box 36, 4300 Karlovo, Bulgaria.
Information on the "All Bulgarian Saints 2015" award can be found
at www.lz1kcp.com.
PJ4 - Peter, PA8A will be active holiday style as PJ4B from Bonaire
(SA-006) on 14-29 January. QSL via PA8A, direct only.
PY0F - Leo, PP1CZ will be active again as PY0F/PP1CZ from Fernando de
Noronha (SA-003) on 8-15 January. QSL via home call and LoTW;
logsearch and OQRS on Club Log. [TNX DX World]
UA - A team from the Pushkino Amateur Radio Club (namely R2DG, R2DX,
RV3DFI, RW3FB, RX3DVZ and RZ3DJ) will be active as R73RDA from the
town of Soligalich (RDA KS-28), Kostroma oblast on 3-6 January.
They will also operate mobile while travelling through several
other districts. QSL via RW3FB. Information on the Russian
Districs Award programme: www.rdaward.org. [TNX RZ3DJ]
VE - Commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Sir John A.
Macdonald, the first Prime Minister of Canada, members of the
Delta Amateur Radio Society (British Columbia) will be active as
VC7SJAM until 31 January. All of the QSOs will be confirmed via
the bureau. Also, Kingston Amateur Radio Club members will be
active as VG3SJAM during the same time frame from Sir John's home
city of Kingston (Ontario). QSL via operator's instructions. [TNX
DX Newsletter]
VP8_ant- Mike, GM0HCQ/VP8CMH was able to log 505 QSOs during his recent
stop at Rothera Base. He operated for three evenings mainly CW on
17, 20, 30 and 40 metres. The "James Clark Ross" is due to be back
at the base on Adelaide Island (AN-001), Antarctica in a few days'
time, and it is Mike's intention to be active again as VP8ROT on
8-10 January. Usually he is QRV from around 00.00 UTC for 2-3
hours. QSL via GM0HCQ (direct only), LoTW and eQSL. Follow the
ship itinerary and Mikes' daily updates at www.gm0hcq.com.
VQ9 - Bob, N7XR will be back to Diego Garcia (AF-006), Chagos
Archipelago and active as VQ9XR on 15-28 January. He will be QRV
on 80-10 metres. QSL direct only to N7XR, preferably through the
OQRS on Club Log (please refrain from choosing the bureau option,
as "all ClubLog requests for bureau cards will not be processed").
[TNX The Daily DX]
W - Members of the Livermore Amateur Radio Group Endeavors (K6LRG)
expect to be active as K6F from the Farallon Islands (NA-178) on
5-6 January. On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/K6Fislands) they
say that "this trip to the island will likely not 'count' for IOTA
credit. Paperwork and politics being what they are, we will likely
not have certification from IOTA for these QSO's next week. Please
consider this a dry run for a future trip". The Farallons are a
National Wildlife Refuge and the public is not allowed on any of
the islands. The only two amateur radio activities so far were
conducted by KK6EK on 1-2 September 1992 (419 QSOs, see
www.cordell.org/FARALLONS/index.html), and K6VVA/6 operated by
K6VVA and K9AJ on on 14-16 February 2006 (2576 QSOs, see
http://k6vva.com/iota/na178/).
YB - YB8IBD and other seven operators will be active as YB8K from
Wawonii Island (formerly known as Wowoni, OC-236) on 10-11
January. QSL via YB8IBD; logsearch on Club Log. [TNX rsgbiota.org]
ZF - Pete, K8PGJ will be active as ZF2PG from Grand Cayman (NA-016) on
10-18 January, with a serious effort in the North American QSO
Party (NAQP). He will be QRV on 20-10 metres SSB in his morning
and afternoon hours, and on 160-40 metres in the nights. QSL via
K8PGJ (direct) and LoTW. [TNX The Daily DX]
ZL7 - Nobuaki, JA0JHQ (http://pandasan.jimdo.com/) will be active as
ZL7/JA0JHQ from the Chatham Islands (OC-038) from 30 Janaury to 1
February. He will be QRV mainly on 17 and 15 metres SSB and CW,
with some activity on 30, 12 and 10 metres depending on local
conditions. QSL via JA0JHQ, direct o bureau.
from Senegal from 10 January to 5 February. He will operate mainly
CW on 80-10 metres (hopefully also on 160 metres), with a focus on
the low bands during his sunrise and susnset hours. QSL via F6BLP,
direct or bureau, and LoTW. Logsearch on Club Log. [TNX Les
Nouvelles DX]
BY - Terry, BA7NQ will join BA7CK on Yongxing Dao (AS-143) [425DXN
1234] on 4-8 January. Terry will operate CW and SSB. [TNX The
Daily DX]
DL - Celebrating the 90th anniversary of IARU and the 65th anniversary
of DARC (the German Amateur Radio IARU society), special callsigns
DJ90IARU, DK65DARC and DL65DARC will be active until 31 December.
QSL DJ90IARU via bureau or direct to DL2VFR; QSL DK65DARC and
DL65DARC via bureau or direct to DF1QR. Information on the DARC 65
Award: www.darc.de/referate/dx/bulls/darc65/special-award/ [TNX DX
Newsletter]
EP - "With only 17 days to go before the EP6T DXpedition will take
place", the team reported on 29 December, "the Rockall DX Group is
in the final process of finalizing their newest set-up". As for
the low bands (160, 80 and 40m), they will be QRV from £from local
sunset (13.45Z) up until our sunrise (03.00Z). During the first
two days of the expedition, we encourage DX stations from all
corners of the world to listen to us on the low bands and to keep
our pilots informed of your best times so we can focus based on
the data we receive. During these days we will also be doing our
utmost to thin out the EU pile". Read the complete release on
www.rockall.be.
GM - Col, MM0NDX will be active as MM0NDX/p from the Orkney Islands
(EU-009) on 16-18 January. QSL via IW7EGQ. [TNX rsgbiota.org]
JA - Kenji, JA4GXS will be active as JA4GXS/5 from Shodo (AS-200) on
23-25 January. He will operate CW and SSB on 40-15 metres. QSL via
JA4GXS, direct or bureau. [TNX rsgbiota.org]
KP1 - On 30 December the K1N Navassa team reported that "the exact date
of departure from the staging area will be dependent upon a
combination of the date U.S. FWS transportation is available and
upon weather windows". It is estimated that it will take "two full
days of helicopter shuttles to get everything needed to start
operations", and now it looks like "K1N will be QRV the first two
weeks of February". Navassa was activated for the last time back
in 1993, and the USFWS "will not allow another operation for at
least 10 more years". For this reason, K1N will limit "most bands
to a specific mode, so that we can work the pileups down to the
last little pistol". See www.navassadx.com for further information
on the project and details on how to contribute to the fundraising.
LZ - Once again Radio Club Blagovestnik (LZ1KCP) will use twelve
special callsigns throughout 2015 to honour as many different
Bulgarian saints: LZ290MB (January), LZ550SI (February), LZ386SKI
(March), LZ883PI (April), LZ102SIB (May), LZ293MA (June), LZ429PS
(July), LZ250MM (August), LZ129WNLS (September), LZ130SAK
(October), LZ259PA (November) and LZ362MT (December). QSL via
bureau or direct to P. O. Box 36, 4300 Karlovo, Bulgaria.
Information on the "All Bulgarian Saints 2015" award can be found
at www.lz1kcp.com.
PJ4 - Peter, PA8A will be active holiday style as PJ4B from Bonaire
(SA-006) on 14-29 January. QSL via PA8A, direct only.
PY0F - Leo, PP1CZ will be active again as PY0F/PP1CZ from Fernando de
Noronha (SA-003) on 8-15 January. QSL via home call and LoTW;
logsearch and OQRS on Club Log. [TNX DX World]
UA - A team from the Pushkino Amateur Radio Club (namely R2DG, R2DX,
RV3DFI, RW3FB, RX3DVZ and RZ3DJ) will be active as R73RDA from the
town of Soligalich (RDA KS-28), Kostroma oblast on 3-6 January.
They will also operate mobile while travelling through several
other districts. QSL via RW3FB. Information on the Russian
Districs Award programme: www.rdaward.org. [TNX RZ3DJ]
VE - Commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Sir John A.
Macdonald, the first Prime Minister of Canada, members of the
Delta Amateur Radio Society (British Columbia) will be active as
VC7SJAM until 31 January. All of the QSOs will be confirmed via
the bureau. Also, Kingston Amateur Radio Club members will be
active as VG3SJAM during the same time frame from Sir John's home
city of Kingston (Ontario). QSL via operator's instructions. [TNX
DX Newsletter]
VP8_ant- Mike, GM0HCQ/VP8CMH was able to log 505 QSOs during his recent
stop at Rothera Base. He operated for three evenings mainly CW on
17, 20, 30 and 40 metres. The "James Clark Ross" is due to be back
at the base on Adelaide Island (AN-001), Antarctica in a few days'
time, and it is Mike's intention to be active again as VP8ROT on
8-10 January. Usually he is QRV from around 00.00 UTC for 2-3
hours. QSL via GM0HCQ (direct only), LoTW and eQSL. Follow the
ship itinerary and Mikes' daily updates at www.gm0hcq.com.
VQ9 - Bob, N7XR will be back to Diego Garcia (AF-006), Chagos
Archipelago and active as VQ9XR on 15-28 January. He will be QRV
on 80-10 metres. QSL direct only to N7XR, preferably through the
OQRS on Club Log (please refrain from choosing the bureau option,
as "all ClubLog requests for bureau cards will not be processed").
[TNX The Daily DX]
W - Members of the Livermore Amateur Radio Group Endeavors (K6LRG)
expect to be active as K6F from the Farallon Islands (NA-178) on
5-6 January. On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/K6Fislands) they
say that "this trip to the island will likely not 'count' for IOTA
credit. Paperwork and politics being what they are, we will likely
not have certification from IOTA for these QSO's next week. Please
consider this a dry run for a future trip". The Farallons are a
National Wildlife Refuge and the public is not allowed on any of
the islands. The only two amateur radio activities so far were
conducted by KK6EK on 1-2 September 1992 (419 QSOs, see
www.cordell.org/FARALLONS/index.html), and K6VVA/6 operated by
K6VVA and K9AJ on on 14-16 February 2006 (2576 QSOs, see
http://k6vva.com/iota/na178/).
YB - YB8IBD and other seven operators will be active as YB8K from
Wawonii Island (formerly known as Wowoni, OC-236) on 10-11
January. QSL via YB8IBD; logsearch on Club Log. [TNX rsgbiota.org]
ZF - Pete, K8PGJ will be active as ZF2PG from Grand Cayman (NA-016) on
10-18 January, with a serious effort in the North American QSO
Party (NAQP). He will be QRV on 20-10 metres SSB in his morning
and afternoon hours, and on 160-40 metres in the nights. QSL via
K8PGJ (direct) and LoTW. [TNX The Daily DX]
ZL7 - Nobuaki, JA0JHQ (http://pandasan.jimdo.com/) will be active as
ZL7/JA0JHQ from the Chatham Islands (OC-038) from 30 Janaury to 1
February. He will be QRV mainly on 17 and 15 metres SSB and CW,
with some activity on 30, 12 and 10 metres depending on local
conditions. QSL via JA0JHQ, direct o bureau.
정보 감사드립니다.
앞으로 굵직한 페디션들이 기다리고 있어 걱정반 기대반 하고 있습니다.ㅎㅎ