Welcome to 43DA379 Jim

March 21, 2010 by Darren 

Flag of South AustraliaThe Dx Adventure Radio Club is pleased to present to you 43DA379 Jim who is our latest addition to the team in Australia.  A previous affiliate of the Thracian Rose (TRC), Victor Lima (France) and Delta Tango radio clubs respectively, Jim is one of 43 Division’s most practised and respected DXers and comes highly recommended from existing members such as 43DA162 Brett, 43DA021 Brian and 43DA225 Frank.

Glenelg JettyJoining DA-RC via the DX Chaser classification with more than 50 Divisions worked and confirmed to his credit (See http://www.delta-alfa.com/about/become-a-member/ ), 43DA379 Jim possesses a nice station which consists of an IC-718 by ICOM with a vintage Turner microphone which gets great reviews by all reports, a Uniden Grant (his old fave) for use on the citizens band, a Werner Wolf 5 element yagi for chasing international DX, and a Sirtel 5/8 wave vertical antenna for local comms.

43DA379 Jim’s home QTH in the Land Down Under is Park Holme.  This is a lovely suburb of Adelaide in the City of Marion, South Australia with a population of just over 2000 people.  Flanked by the Sturt River, the inner south-western suburb of Park Holme is within a brisk gallop of one of Adelaide’s racecourses, Morphettville, and is famous as being the home of one of the country’s leading Swim Centres.

Record CollectingOutside of the radio communications hobby which has been a major part of his life for the past 35 years, Jim enjoys spending time with family and playing Play station with his grand children.  One of Jim’s passions is also listening to music and he is an avid collector of old records and tapes which he picks up as bargains from the local markets or second hand dealers.

“In the time available to me on radio,” says DA-RC’s newest face in OC-001, “I will promote the DA Club and its members as A1 class in Australia and overseas.  I have many friends who are also members so it will be nice to join the team and use the callsign…!!!”McLaren Vale Wineries

On behalf of the World HQ Team and everyone associated with the Club, welcome to DA-RC Jim.  We trust you will enjoy making many new friendships within the Club and love using the call when chasing DX on the band.

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Welcome to 224DA008 Jeremiah

March 20, 2010 by Darren 

Abaiang224DA008 Jeremiah is the newest addition to the DA-RC Team in the northern part of the Western Kiribati island chain.  Previously known on the airwaves as 224IR008 and a member of the International Radio Club, Jeremiah is one of his country’s most prolific and skilled 27 MHz radio operators and well known to most DXers in the Pacific Ocean region.

224DA008 Jeremiah’s QTH in the western-central Pacific Ocean is the picturesque coral atoll of Abaiang (sometimes called Apiaia, Charlotte, Matthews or Six Isles) which has a total land area of just 6 square miles.  Carrying the IOTA reference number OC-017 in accordance with the Radio Society of Great Britain’s IOTA Program, this tiny postcard perfect atoll is ring-shaped coral reef which is made up of 30 closely spaced islands on it encircling a beautiful tidal lagoon.

Abaiang Island HutJeremiah’s village is Tabontebike which is located on the point of the cape on the Bingham Channel, the basic conjunction between the lagoon and the Pacific.  According to DA-RC’s newest member, “Abaiang Island (the main island), Ribono Island and Nuotaea Island are inhabited.  All the other islands are uninhabited,” he continues, “And two have now been reduced to just rock due to climate change, storm surges and rising seas in the last 40 years…

(See http://www.climate.gov.ki/ )

When he’s not behind the microphone of his Ranger 2950 working DX or chatting with friends and family on nearby islands on 27.335 MHz USB, 224DA008 Jeremiah is employed as a Minister of the Catholic Church which has had strong ties on the island since the early 1900’s. 

Road to Abaisng AirportBeside his church that was built in 1859 which overlooks the ocean (See http://wikimapia.org/2102202/The-Catholic-Church ), the Council-owned guesthouse lodge on Sunset Beach is a common visiting place on the island says Jeremiah and more comfortable than most of the simple grass huts with thatched rooves which sit high on stilts to avoid high tides.

In addition to his important community role with the Catholic Church, Jeremiah also enjoys boat building, fishing, cultural dancing, singing and listening to music.

Abaiang Atoll - Under Threat from Climate ChangeThough DA-RC’s newest member in the Gilberts has no internet access on his far-flung Pacific island, he is sure to keep in touch with other members in the future via the radio transceiver and hopes to work much DX in the coming years with his new Delta-Alfa callsign on the international call frequency.

Welcome to the Club, 224DA008 Jeremiah.

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IOTA Challenge Results

March 19, 2010 by Darren 

IOTA LogoUndoubtedly the supreme assessment for any professional IOTA Hunter, the 2009 DA-RC IOTA Challenge, concluded on December 31, ending 352 days of IOTA Hunting.

Not only is it the best test of an IOTA Hunter’s skills and determination on the 27 MHz-26 MHz/11m band but the event is also one of the most richest in terms of the splendid prizes on offer, none better than a €200 DXpedition account to the triumphant operator.

With the deadline for logs recently passing, the eagerly anticipated results have been released by Project Manager 14DA911 Eric a complete list of placegetters listed below…

1st place:  14DA028 Phil, 1458 points (54 IOTA contacts, 27 IOTA references)

Prizes

  • DXpedition money account up to 200 Euros to be used for DXpedition expenses
  • 1000 full colour personalized QSL cards offered by our sponsor 16DA101 Max from ON5UR
  • 1 personalized IOTA trophy
  • Full colour personalised award

DA-RC IOTA Logo2nd place: 43DA001 Darren, 720 points (48 contacts, 15 IOTA references)

Prizes

  • DA-RC IOTA Directory
  • DA-RC logbook
  • DX Atlas
  • Full colour personalised award

3rd place: 14DA115 Muriel, 522 points (29 contacts, 18 IOTA references)

Prizes

  • DA-RC IOTA Directory
  • DX Atlas
  • Full colour personalised award

4th place: 14DA911 Eric, 513 points (27 contacts, 19 IOTA references)

  • No prizes claimed

5th place: 14DA024 Fabrice, 374 points (22 contacts, 17 IOTA references)

Prizes

  • DA-RC logbook
  • Full colour personalised award

For more information on the Club’s 2010 IOTA Challenge which is already underway, please visit  http://www.delta-alfa.com/da-rc-contests/da-rc-island-challenge/

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When an IRC is “Not Valid”

March 17, 2010 by Darren 

Invalid IRCHave you ever tried to pay for something with an expired credit card?  Were you given the product by the salesman?  Have you ever attempted to go to your favourite sporting event with an access ticket from the previous year?  Did they let you inside?  Have you ever tried to take a bus with an expired ticket?  Did the driver allow you on board?  No?  Why not?

For International Reply Coupons (IRC’s) it’s just the same.  These small greeny blue coupons issued by the postal authorities have an expiry date also and cannot be used by a QSL Manager, or anyone for that matter, to reply a QSL card if the date has passed.

Again, the reason is not because the contribution is not sufficient enough to ensure a QSL is returned because IRC’s are indeed an appropriate form of standard contribution.  More so because the validity date on the coupon has expired and the contribution is no longer valid.

A Valid IRCThe only option for the QSL Manager then is to offer them to someone who collects IRC’s or to start the fireplace or the BBQ with them so as to cook food for friends.

My advice is that if you have a collection of IRC’s in the radio shack desk drawer ready to insert in your QSL packages as contribution, then you need to check their expiry date before you end up having none of your replies reach the box.

Those in possession of expired IRC’s could try to negotiate with their local post office for swapping 3 expired IRC’s for 1 valuable one.  It might work!?!?!?!?

Thanks for your attention.

73 de Muriel, 14DA115 
EUROPE QSL MANAGER

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DA-RC Finishes with OC Contest Quinella

March 17, 2010 by Darren 

OC Contest QSL CardThe Dx Adventure Radio Club is proud to reveal that two DA-RC members have finished in the top two positions in the 2010 Oceania Contest! 

In just its 4th year, the Oceania Contest is undoubtedly the premier independent DX event on the world 11m DX calendar with mega participation on a global scale from most 27 MHz groups and their members.

In addition to the support of the international DX community, sponsors such as BHI Ltd UK, Syncro Australia, Yeti Communications and Radio Warehouse Australia have contributed largely to the event’s succOC Beautyess, donating a plethora of amazing prizes which always seem to capture the imagination of contest enthusiasts each year!

43DA021 Brian, who finished 2nd in DA-RC’s 2009 World Contest, reaffirmed his reputation as one of the hobby’s elite contesters, by finishing in 1st place.  According to the 11m DX Activities Oz website, Brian finished the Oceania Contest with a massive 1449 points.  Log statistics show that 86 contacts were made by the veteran South Australian DXer, 57 of which were with OC TX Stations, amongst them 7 different OC DXCC.

Not far behind 43DA021 Brian was fellow 43 Division member 43DA180 Peter from the state of Queensland.  Thanks to 58 contacts in the log, including 51 with OC TX Stations and 10 OC DXCC multipliers, Peter finished with a commendable 1230 points.

OC DX ActivitiesAs was mentioned before, both members pick themselves up a truck load of sensational prizes, some of which include a BHI Nes 10-2 DSP speaker by BHI LTD UK, an ICOM IC-41S UHF Transciever complete with antenna, battery and charger donated by Radio Warehouse, a SylRoy website package which includes consultation, design and support, an RSGB IOTA Directory and much, much more!

On behalf of your fellow members guys, congratulations on your impressive achievement and good luck in your future contest endeavours!

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Welcome to 19DA109 Marcel

March 16, 2010 by Darren 

19DA109 MarcelThe Dx Adventure Radio Club (DA-RC) is pleased to announce its most recent member from the Kingdom of the Netherlands in North-West Europe…19DA109 Marcel.  A past affiliate of the Alfa Tango and Sugar Delta DX Groups, Marcel is regarded as one of Europe’s leading radio communications operatives.

Bordering the North Sea to the north and west, Belgium (16 Division) to the south, and Germany (13) to the east, Marcel’s homeland, the Netherlands, is very flat, with the exception of foothills in the far southeast and several low-hill ranges in the central parts.  By all reports, these are popular portable DXstinations with many DXers in what’s also known as Holland.

Map19DA109 Marcel’s QTH, The Hague, is the third largest city in 19 Division, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam, with a population of 485,818 and an area of approximately 100 km².  Regarded as the de facto judicial capital of the United Nations, being the location of its primary judicial institutions, The Hague is often dubbed “the world’s legal capital”.

In the radio communications hobby, Marcel’s résumé is an extensive and imposing one.  In the exciting field of DXCC and IOTA Chasing, Marcel has worked and confirmed a colossal 310 DXCC and 425 islands on the air stations respectively; an achievement unbettered by most radio hobbyists (Ham or Freeband) anywhere in the world.

Within the area of DXpedition work in which DA-RC is well-known, Marcel has conducted portable DX stations from Terschelling Island (EU-038) and the Zuid Holland/Zeeland Province group (EU-146) in the past, even under the auspice of QRP (Low TX Power).  As if IOTA operations weren’t challenging enough!

Portable/Field OperationsAs a keen portable DXer, DA-RC’s latest member has also operated from a large number of DXCC which include Italy (1), Germany (13), France (14), Belgium (16), England (26), Spain (30), Canary Islands (34) and Luxemburg (54).

In the field of DX Leadership, too, Marcel is an experienced State/Department Coordinator and is sure to bring these same leadership attributes to the table of his new Club in the area of project management.

As a result of these commendable accomplishments and apparent proficiencies, Marcel meets the requirements for DA-RC membership in all three membership categories (See http://www.delta-alfa.com/about/become-a-member/ )

The Hague HotelsWhen he’s not behind the classic Heil or Behringer microphones of his one of his beloved Yaesu rigs such as the FT2000, FT-950 or FT-817, 19DA109 Marcel enjoys the labour intensive practice of growing plants (Gardening).  He also enjoys travelling and photography, a couple of recreational leisure pursuits which obviously combine fantastically well together.

Mostly, however, DA-RC’s newest recruit just can’t get enough of his favourite hobby, whether it’s as a licensed ham operator working all bands, building high-performance yagi antennas or experimenting with different audio rack equipment in search of that elusive Holy Grail of TX audio.

“I like to dx,” says Marcel.  “I will happily help some others with technical issues too since it is one of my strengths…”

PhotographyOn behalf of the HQ Team and entire membership body, welcome to the Dx Adventure Radio Club (DA-RC), Marcel.  We trust you will enjoy the camaraderie that comes with the Delta-Alfa callsign and make many new friendships within the club.

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43DA/NSW Log, Part 1

March 13, 2010 by Darren 

PROG
DATE
GMT
CALLSIGN
NAME
FREQ
MODE
RST
001
13-11-08
 06:50
43DA050
Geoff 
27.640
USB
5/9
002
16-11-08
 05:59
172AT115
Jean 
27.640
USB
5/9
003
16-11-08
 06:10
317AT101
Andy
 27.640
USB
5/9
004
16-11-08
 06:18
35AT160
Peter 
27.640 
USB
5/9
005
16-11-08
 06:36
161SD777
Jerzy
27.640
USB
5/9
006
16-11-08
 06:44
161VIP123
Max 
27.640 
USB
5/9
007
16-11-08
 06:53
161AT142
Marian 
27.640
USB
5/9
008
16-11-08
 06:54
161AT427
Bogdan 
27.640
USB
5/9
009
16-11-08
 07:01
14AT069
Jean-Louis 
27.640 
USB
5/9
010
16-11-08
 07:14
327PG01
Joze 
27.640
USB
5/9
011
16-11-08
 07:15
14TB01
Bruno
27.640 
USB
5/9
012
16-11-08
 07:22
14CT1557
Richard 
27.640
USB
5/9
013
16-11-08
 07:24
14KW013
Patrick 
27.640
USB
5/9
014
16-11-08
 07:57
43SD114/M
Neville 
27.640
USB
5/9
015
16-11-08
 08:01
130NI195 
Peter 
27.640
USB
5/9
016
17-11-08 
 04:01
43DA007 
Mike 
27.640
USB
5/9
017
17-11-08 
 05:34
172AT101
Philippe 
27.640
USB
5/9
018
17-11-08
 07:45
43SD333
Rod
27.640
USB
5/5
019
17-11-08
 07:47
43DA001 
Darren 
27.640
USB
5/1
020
21-11-08
 03:13
43DT225 
Frank
27.640
USB
5/9
021
24-11-08
02 :21
43DW009
John
27.640
USB
5/9
022
24-11-08
02 :32
101AT170
Andy
27.640
USB
5/9
023
24-11-08
02:50
43SD071
Graham
27.640
USB
5/9
024
24-11-08
09:30
43DA234
Tom
27.540
USB
5/9
025
26-11-08
02:30
302RA010
Boris
27.640
USB
5/9
026
27-11-08
06:03
25JCB06
Aki
27.640
USB
5/9
027
1-12-08
05:41
43DA120
Geoff
27.640
USB
5/9
028
2-12-08
06:27
41LWC279
Joe
27.640
USB
5/9
029
6-12-08
02:13
43WA044
Adrian
27.640
USB
5/9
030
6-12-08
02:30
43PG001
Mark
27.640
USB
5/9
031
6-12-08
04:00
43SD280
Jordan
27.640
USB
5/9
032
24-1-09
03:41
43Unit410
Bob
27.640
USB
5/9
035
24-1-09
03:48
43NB027
Dick
27.640
USB
5/9
036
24-1-09
03:55
43AC025
Rodney
27.640
USB
5/9
037
24-1-09
04:16
43JDW073
Barry
27.420
LSB
5/9
038
25-1-09
07:04
43NDY726
Bill
27.640
USB
5/9
039
30-1-09
03:28
43WR174
Jim
26.300
USB
5/9
040
30-1-09
03:38
43WT085
Neil
27.165
LSB
5/9
041
30-1-09
03:41
43SV576
Steve
27.165
LSB
5/9
042
30-1-09
03:47
43TM066/P
Terry
27.165
LSB
5/9
043
11-4-09
23:26
320DA011
Karl
27.640
USB
5/4
044
25-4-09
05:06
224DA111
Donnie
27.640
USB
5/2
045
25-4-09
05:26
17SD101/Mobile
Joe
27.640
USB
5/6
046
10-10-09
00:04
25JA110
Yoshi
27.640
USB
5/9+
047
10-10-09
06:44
172DA010
Kevin
27.640
USB
5/4
048
11-10-09
09:58
1AT692
Aldo
27.640
USB
5/6
049
24-10-09
02:26
43SD136
Les
27.640
USB
5/8
050
24-10-09
05:57
43DA021
Brian
27.640
USB
5/2
051
24-10-09
07:07
161SC074
Jack
27.640
USB
5/8
052
24-10-09
07:20
35OD127
Gregor
27.640
USB
5/3
053
24-10-09
07:32
161AT239
Greg
27.640
USB
5/3
054
24-10-09
07:40
161EE261
Michael
27.640
USB
5/3
055
24-10-09
07:50
330AT112
Tom
27.640
USB
5/4
056
24-10-09
07:51
161SD137
Jack
27.640
USB
5/2
057
24-10-09
08:06
1SD224
Alberto
27.640
USB
5/4
058
24-10-09
08:19
1SD188
Loris
27.640
USB
5/5
059
24.10.09
08:20
1AF019
—
27.640
USB
5/3
060
24.10.09
08:21
1WD153
Mark
27.640
USB
5/5
061
24.10.09
08:22
109HA013
Gabor
27.640
USB
5/4
062
24.10.09
08:23
1IR209
—
27.640
USB
5/5
063
24-10-09
08:24
1AT364
Berto
27.640
USB
5/4
064
24-10-09
08:35
1AT148
Franco
27.640
USB
5/3
065
25-10-09
05:57
233SD102
Dan
27.640
USB
5/2
066
5-12-09
21:30
41DA105
Brian
27.640
USB
5/4
067
5-12-09
21:34
41AT058
Stan
27.640
USB
5/8
068
5-12-09
22:19
43SD333
Rod
27.640
USB
5/5
069
9-12-09
07:00
41RB198
Noel
27.640
USB
5/4
070
26-12-09
00:51
43IR200
Russell
27.640
USB
5/6
071
24-1-10
01:57
302AF3637
Slava
27.640
USB
5/2
072
24-1-10
05:15
43DA180
Peter
27.640
USB
5/3
073
30-1-10
21:49
43 Unit 90
Scott
27.640
USB
5/8
074
30-1-10
21:55
43ZW034
Wayne
27.640
USB
5/9+
075
30-1-10
22:09
43RR032
Darren
27.640
USB
5/5
076
7-2-10
01:50
153RT226
Dender
27.640
USB
5/4
077
7-2-10
02:09
43DT379
Jim
27.640
USB
5/4
078
20-2-10
03:30
43CM174
Bill
27.640
USB
5/9
079
20-2-10
03:40
43DT350
Peter
27.640
USB
5/4
080
21-2-10
06:34
25AT101
Satoshi
27.640
USB
5/7
081
26-2-10
09:00
14DA049
Fred
27.640
USB
5/5
082
27-2-10
06:50
50 VCB 05
Vlad
27.640
USB
5/8
083
27-2-10
06:53
58SD101
Go
27.640
USB
5/3
084
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
085
27-2-10
07:10
1AT979
—
27.640
USB
5/3
086
27-2-10
07:38
14SD167
Norbert
27.640
USB
5/5
087
27-2-10
07:40
14AT284
—
27.640
USB
5/6
088
27-2-10
07:42
14DA062
Eric
27.640
USB
5/8
089
27-2-10
07:44
14AT047
Yoann
27.640
USB
5/8
090
27-2-10
07:45
19AT346
Richard
27.640
USB
5/5
091
27-2-10
07:47
14MV035
—
27.640
USB
5/9
092
27-2-10
07:48
47DX054
Lief
27.640
USB
5/4
093
27-2-10
07:50
16ON101
Micheal
27.640
USB
5/3
094
27-2-10
07:50
14FR023
—
27.640
USB
5/7
095
27-2-10
07:51
14AT202
Rene
27.640
USB
5/3
096
27-2-10
07:50
14AT290
—
27.640
USB
5/3
097
27-2-10
07:53
14GT383
—
27.640
USB
5/6
098
27-2-10
07:54
14AT040
Gerard
27.640
USB
5/5
099
27-2-10
07:55
19AC156
Hans
27.640
USB
5/5
100
27-2-10
07:56
14SD049
Chris
27.640
USB
5/9
 101
27-2-10
07:57
14DA007
Chris
27.640
USB
5/9+

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112DA/DX QSL RX (Updated 13/03/10)

March 13, 2010 by Darren 

  1. 14RD015 Christian, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  2. 14DA049 Fred, 2 Stamps
  3. 14FR010 Seb, 1 ETSA
  4. 14SD049 Chris, 1 ETSA
  5. 14TC031 Quentin, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  6. 14AT632 Marcel, 1 ETSA + $1
  7. 14IR207 Jean Pierre, 1 ETSA
  8. 14SD134 Elodie, 1 SAE + $1
  9. 30AT344 Jose, 1 SAE + $1
  10. 47DX054 Leif, 1 Address + $1
  11. 19AC155 Jack, 1 SAE + $1
  12. 13AC024 Eric, $1
  13. 14TRC103 Ramon, 1 ETSA
  14. 54AT019 Marian, 1 SAE + 1 IRC (Not valid)
  15. 14GG827 Fredy, $1
  16. 14OD001 Gui, 1 SAE + $1
  17. 13OD002 Dario, 1 SAE + 1 IRC (Not Valid)
  18. 14SD065 Didier, 1 ETSA
  19. 14MC06 Christophe, 1 ETSA
  20. 14MC007 Stephane, 1 ETSA
  21. 14SD472 Pascal, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  22. 14GG443 Daniel, 1 ETSA
  23. 14FDX041 Gui, 1 SAE + $1
  24. 19TRC614 Franko, 1 SAE + $1
  25. 104AT149 Gerard, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  26. 26DA037 Kevin, 1 SAE + $1
  27. 14VC067 David, 1 ETSA
  28. 14ED076 David, 1 ETSA
  29. 14FR082 Patrick, 1 ETSA
  30. 14FDX101 Pascal, 1 ETSA
  31. 14 AT 375 Albin, 1 SAE + $1
  32. 47AT124 Palle, 1 SAE + 1 IRC (Not Valid)
  33. 14GT046 Robert, 1 ETSA + 1 IRC
  34. 19AT121 Peter, 1 Euro
  35. 14GT007 Michel, 1 ETSA + $1
  36. 14GT044 Pierot, 1ETSA
  37. 14DX181 Marc, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  38. 14AT284 Cyril, 1 Stamp
  39. 19SD285 Ger, 1 SAE + 1 Euro
  40. 19AC156 Hans, No Contribution
  41. 14ICF080 Bernard, 1 ETSA + $1
  42. 14AT231 Christophe, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  43. 13DA007 Simon, 2 IRC
  44. 14SG016 J-Pierre, 1 Stamp
  45. 14CD001 Daniel, 1 ETSA
  46. 19DP054 Harold, $1
  47. 14SD167 Norbert, 1 SAE + 1 IRC
  48. 30DA016 Dave, 1 Euro
  49. 1AT979 Michele, 1 Euro
  50. 1RCE375 Marco, $1 + 1 address sticker
  51. 14VL20 Stephane, 1 ETSA
  52. 13IR057 Horst, 1 SAE + $1
  53. 14IAA017 Harald, 1 ETSA
  54. 14SD637 Antoine, 1 ETSA
  55. 14RC641 Philippe, 1 ETSA
  56. 14IAA179 Florent, 1 ETSA
  57. 14AT108 Arnault, 1 ETSA
  58. 13DA010 Ray, 1 Euro + 1 Stamp
  59. 13KP067 Simon, $1
  60. 14FAT109 Robert, 1 ETSA + 1 IRC
  61. 14HV035 Michel, $1
  62. 14TRC042 Monique, 1 ETSA
  63. 14SD257 Christian, 1 ETSA
  64. 14RC065 Yves, 1 Stamp
  65. 14AR614 Denis, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  66. 14ACA048 Jean-Philippe, No Contribution
  67. 14SD204 J-Claude, 1 SAE + $1
  68. 14YI77 Manu, Not in the log
  69. 31BC013 Rui Cruz, 1 SAE + 1 Euro
  70. 14GT337 Eric, 1 ETSA
  71. 14MC017 Régis, 1 ETSA
  72. 14AT510 Jérôme, 1 SAE + $1
  73. 14PJ001 Jérémi, 1 Stamp
  74. 14VC018 Marco, 1 ETSA
  75. 104SD101 Roy + 104SD102 Sylviane, 1 ETSA + $1
  76. 14KW142 Bruno, $1 + 1 stamp (for 3 activations)
  77. 19AT154 Cor, 1 SAE + $1
  78. 14CTI557 Richard, 1 ETSA
  79. 13SD115 Christian, 1 SAE + 1 Euro
  80. 14FR048 Remi, 1 ETSA
  81. 19AC207 Hans, 1 SAE + 1 Euro
  82. 161SD402 Leszek, $1
  83. 14SD130 Gerard, 1 SAE + $1
  84. 14FDX065 Yves, 2 Stamps
  85. 14VL907 Yves, 2 Stamps
  86. 14ZK016 Jack, 1 ETSA
  87. 14SD387 Daniel, 1 ETSA
  88. 14TC010 J-Louis, 1 ETSA
  89. 14GT055 Marcel, 1 ETSA
  90. 34SD127 Jon, 1 SAE + $1
  91. 14ZK121 Alain, 1 ETSA
  92. 14SD123 Phil, 1 ETSA
  93. 26NB352 Paul, $1 + 1 Sticker
  94. 26TM140, Trevor, 1 SAE + $1
  95. 16ON101 Michael, 1 IRC
  96. 14FAT503 Gilles, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  97. 14RI107 Yannick, 1 ETSA + 2 Stamps
  98. 1SD202 Sergio, 1 ETSA
  99. 14SD107 Jose, 1 SAE
  100. 14FDX175 Chris, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamps
  101. 1 IP 001 Romeo, No Contribution
  102. 13DA121 Ray, 1 SAE + $2
  103. 14SD136 Tomas, 1 SAE + $1
  104. 14AC101 Richard, 1 ETSA
  105. 14 BCAR001 Gildas, No Contribution
  106. 14ADO031 Nathalie, No Contribution
  107. 14VC102 Daniel, No Contribution
  108. 47DX117 John, 1 SAE + $1
  109. 14DM087 Pascal, 1 SAE + $1
  110. 14TRC289 Gérard, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  111. 19UT005/M Eelco, $1 + 1 Address sticker
  112. 14CAM118 Alexandre, 1 ETSA
  113. 14FDX118 Alexandre, 1 ETSA
  114. 16AR102 Stephanos, $3 + 1 (EU) Stamp
  115. 19AC325 Henk, 1 SAE + $1
  116. 14FAT106 Patrice, 1 ETSA
  117. 14FAT226 André, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  118. 14ICF128 Michel, 2 Euro
  119. 14FAT173 Gerard, 1 SAE + 1 IRC
  120. 14FAT067 Pierre, 1 ETSA + 1 IRC + 2 Postcards
  121. 14EL036 J-Pierre, No Contribution
  122. 30RPA Francisco, No Contribution
  123. 14ALM108 Vincent, No Contribution
  124. 14AT161 Patrice, 1 SAE + 1 $
  125. 26MU876 Paul, 1 IRC + Address
  126. 14DRC224 Frédéric, 1 ETSA
  127. 14FR049 Jacques, $1
  128. 68WZ053 Steve, 1 SAE + 1 $ + Postcard
  129. 14GG655 Christian, 1 ETSA + 1 $
  130. 14DA058/14FDX058 John, 1 ETSA + 8 Stamps + $4
  131. 14LS008 Maurice, 1 ETSA + Gift for Farid
  132. 14FR048 Remi, 1 ETSA
  133. 14AT161 Patrice, 1 SAE + $1
  134. 14MP025 Emmanuel, No Contribution
  135. 14MRV216 Guy, No Contribution
  136. 107 LH 001 Henri, No Contribution
  137. 26SD026 Paddy, 1 x Address sticker + $1
  138. 68DT120 Willis, 1 SAE + 1 euro
  139. 19AT126 Danny, 1 SAE + $1
  140. 14RC122 Christophe, 1 ETSA
  141. 14RCT003 André, 1 ETSA
  142. 14SD114 J-Louis, 1 ETSA
  143. 14EA00 Arthur, 1 ETSA
  144. 1SD310 Andrea, 1 SAE + 1 Euro
  145. 26SD215 Richard, 1 SAE + $1
  146. 14IAA169 Serge, 1 ETSA
  147. 14SD375 Claude, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  148. 14RI308 Franck, 1 ETSA
  149. 30SD041 Manu, 1 SAE + 1 Euro
  150. 14W126 Michel, 1 ETSA
  151. 13DLR001 Paul, 1 SAE + 1 Euro + Post cards
  152. 14EF056 Eddy, 1 ETSA
  153. 14FDX169 Rémy, 1 ETSA + 3 Stamps (for 3 activations)
  154. 14FAT062 Christian, 1 ETSA + $1
  155. 1SD215 Alex, $1
  156. 14AT615 Louis, 1 ETSA + $1
  157. 15DA015 Marco, $2
  158. 161SD102 Darek, 1 SAE + $1
  159. 14ZK046 Christophe, 1 ETSA
  160. 26AT050 David, 1 SAE + $1
  161. 14SD148 Christophe, 1 ETSA
  162. 14VL2239 Stephane, 1 SAE
  163. 13AT127 Lars, 1 SAE + $1
  164. 14AT516 Jack, 1 ETSA + 1 Stamp
  165. 14GG353 Charles, 1 ETSA
  166. 14VL5023 Pierre, 1 Stamp

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*Log, Part 5* 112DA/DX

March 9, 2010 by Darren 

PROG
DATE
GMT
CALLSIGN
NAME
FREQ
MODE
RST
401
02/03/10
17H10
14AC101
RICHARD
27520
USB
5/5
402
02/03/10
17H10
14BC001
PIERROT
27520
USB
5/7
403
02/03/10
17H11
14SD182
YVES
27520
USB
5/7
404
02/03/10
17H12
26WR032
 
27520
USB
5/1
405
02/03/10
17H18
13AT218
MARTIN
27520
USB
5/7
406
02/03/10
17H19
16KA141
 
27520
USB
5/1
407
02/03/10
17H20
26FB244
JAY
27520
USB
5/1
408
02/03/10
17H22
26FB249
 
27520
USB
5/0
409
02/03/10
17H27
14FR012
CEDRIC
27520
USB
5/5
410
02/03/10
17H28
14JC02
CLAUDE
27520
USB
5/2
411
02/03/10
17H29
14VL1880
RAYMOND
27520
USB
5/7
412
02/03/10
17H34
14SD375
CLAUDE
27520
USB
5/5
413
02/03/10
17H36
14BL403/M
 
27520
USB
5/2
414
02/03/10
17H36
14FAR/HB10
MICHEL
27520
USB
5/7
415
02/03/10
17H42
14VL2239
STEPHANE
27520
USB
5/2
416
02/03/10
17H43
14BG114
CLAUDE
27520
USB
5/7
417
02/03/10
17H44
30RPA181
FRANCISCO
27520
USB
5/5
418
02/03/10
18H08
14CAM118/M
ALEXANDRE
27520
USB
5/7
419
02/03/10
18H10
14FDX118
ALEXANDRE
27520
USB
5/5
420
02/03/10
18H14
14RV101/M
ERIC
27520
USB
5/5
421
03/03/10
10H08
19AC153
ROB
27520
USB
5/5
422
03/03/10
10H09
26HO328
ANDY
27520
USB
5/3
423
03/03/10
10H21
14AT593
BERNARD
27520
USB
5/7
424
03/03/10
10H23
14SD035
J-MARIE
27520
USB
5/7
425
03/03/10
10H24
14DRC224
FREDERIC
27520
USB
5/7
426
03/03/10
10H27
14GC
 
27520
USB
5/3
427
03/03/10
10H29
14MRV216
GUY
27520
USB
5/5
428
03/03/10
10H31
14MC020
 
27520
USB
5/7
429
03/03/10
10H32
14YI077
MANU
27520
USB
5/2
430
03/03/10
10H35
16AR025
 
27520
USB
5/7
431
03/03/10
10H36
14OMEGA094
ALAIN
27520
USB
5/5
432
03/03/10
10H37
14AT592
MARCEL
27520
USB
5/7
433
03/03/10
10H38
16AR102
STEPHANOS
27520
USB
5/6
434
03/03/10
10H38
14FR049
JACQUES
27520
USB
5/5
435
03/03/10
10H41
13DB011
PETER
27520
USB
5/8
436
03/03/10
10H43
1AT993
FABRIZZIO
27520
USB
5/9+
437
03/03/10
10H47
14AT026
CHRISTIAN
27520
USB
5/9+
438
03/03/10
10H51
14TE
LAURENT
27520
USB
5/5
439
03/03/10
10H59
161SD326
 
27520
USB
5/7
440
03/03/10
11H00
21KG001
 
27520
USB
5/7
441
03/03/10
11H03
13AT112
THOMAS
27520
USB
5/5
442
03/03/10
11H04
14GN
NICOLAS
27520
USB
5/7
443
03/03/10
11H06
13IR102
 
27520
USB
5/5
444
03/03/10
11H06
14W010
TOM
27520
USB
5/5
445
03/03/10
11H08
14ICA43
 
27520
USB
5/3
446
03/03/10
11H10
21AT114
GARY
27520
USB
5/7
447
03/03/10
11H11
14ICF1080
J-PIERRE
27520
USB
5/7
448
03/03/10
11H11
14AT583
SERGE
27520
USB
5/9
449
03/03/10
11H12
13ET108
 
27520
USB
5/7
450
03/03/10
11H14
47DK137
 
27520
USB
5/7
451
03/03/10
12H00
68WZ053
STEVE
27520
USB
5/7
452
03/03/10
12H02
14OD247
ALBERT
27520
USB
5/4
453
03/03/10
12H04
14FAT062
CHRISTIAN
27520
USB
5/1
454
03/03/10
12H05
14GG655
CHRISTIAN
27520
USB
5/5
455
03/03/10
12H05
14MRV118
DENIS
27520
USB
5/3
456
03/03/10
12H06
14ZK002
DENIS
27520
USB
5/2
457
03/03/10
12H07
14GT050
MICHEL
27520
USB
5/7
458
03/03/10
12H09
14IF5004
BERNARD
27520
USB
5/7
459
03/03/10
12H10
14FR060
ALAIN
27520
USB
5/6
460
03/03/10
12H24
26DX580
DARRELL
27520
USB
5/7
461
03/03/10
12H27
29WW787
JUSTIN
27520
USB
5/7
462
03/03/10
12H28
29CI102
 
27520
USB
5/2
463
03/03/10
12H30
163SD115
SIMON
27520
USB
5/5
464
03/03/10
12H30
13LD010
SEBI
27520
USB
5/1
465
03/03/10
12H32
26PR01/M
 
27520
USB
5/4
466
03/03/10
12H33
26PC031
PETER
27520
USB
5/5
467
03/03/10
12H35
26CB027
 
27520
USB
5/3
468
03/03/10
12H47
30ET342
MANUEL
27520
USB
5/5
469
03/03/10
13H08
30ET099
 
27520
USB
5/3
470
03/03/10
13H10
14RI308
FRANCK
27520
USB
5/8
471
03/03/10
13H19
14WP001
WYLLY
27580
USB
5/1
472
03/03/10
13H21
13AT127
LARS
27580
USB
5/3
473
03/03/10
13H22
19AC325
HENK
27580
USB
5/9
474
03/03/10
13H24
16ON045
CHRISTIAN
27580
USB
5/2
475
03/03/10
13H26
14TRC332
JAMES
27580
USB
5/7
476
03/03/10
13H44
14DA058
JOHN
27580
USB
5/7
477
03/03/10
13H45
14FDX058
JOHN
27580
USB
5/7
478
03/03/10
13H46
14GT054/M
GERALD
27580
USB
5/6
479
03/03/10
13H50
14MC101
MAX
27580
USB
5/5
480
03/03/10
14H14
161ND079
 
27580
USB
5/7
481
03/03/10
14H15
13AT018
MARTIN
27580
USB
5/9
482
03/03/10
14H16
1SD202
SERGIO
27580
USB
5/3
483
03/03/10
14H19
1AT581
FRANCA
27580
USB
5/3
484
03/03/10
14H20
161ZG049
TOMEK
27580
USB
5/2
485
03/03/10
14H23
35KM001
KARL
27580
USB
5/9
486
03/03/10
14H26
14TRC334
PHILIPPE
27580
USB
5/5
487
03/03/10
14H33
1AT474
NIKY
27570
USB
5/5
488
03/03/10
14H34
1SD215
ALEX
27520
USB
5/7
489
03/03/10
14H40
14RC052/M
LUDOVIC
27520
USB
5/7
490
03/03/10
14H41
14MP025
MANUEL
27520
USB
5/9
491
03/03/10
14H43
1AT324
PINO
27520
USB
5/9
492
03/03/10
14H45
14AT064
J-CLAUDE
27520
USB
5/5
493
03/03/10
14H46
14AT471
DANIEL
27520
USB
5/7
494
03/03/10
14H52
14FAT106
PATRICE
27520
USB
5/5
495
03/03/10
14H55
14GC045
 
27520
USB
5/6
496
03/03/10
14H56
14TRC200
DIDIER
27520
USB
5/0
497
03/03/10
14H59
14MEL02
JOEL
27520
USB
5/7
498
03/03/10
15H02
1GIR245
FRANCISCO
27520
USB
5/9
499
03/03/10
15H06
107LH001
HENRY
27520
USB
5/9
500
03/03/10
15H10
14AT023
JEAN MARC
27520
USB
5/8

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Tagged:

*Log, Part 4* 112DA/DX

March 6, 2010 by Darren 

PROG
DATE
GMT
CALLSIGN
NAME
FREQ
MODE
RST
301
22/02/10
13H45
68DT019
JAMES
27.520
USB
5/3
302
22/02/10
17H45
14RC016
JOSE
27.520
USB
5/5
303
22/02/10
18H04
14ED122
JEAN-CLAUDE
27.520
USB
5/9
304
24/02/10
11H56
26ID101
STEVE
27.520
USB
5/5
305
24/02/10
13H48
14FR022
GILBERT
27.520
USB
5/5
306
24/02/10
13H49
26AT050
DAVE
27.520
USB
5/1
307
24/02/10
13H51
14SD148
CHRISTOPHE
27.520
USB
5/0
308
24/02/10
13H56
26TRC155
MARCUS
27.520
USB
5/0
309
24/02/10
13H57
14TRC433/M
 —
27.520
USB
5/0
310
24/02/10
13H59
14AT161
PATRICE
27.520
USB
5/0
311
24/02/10
14H01
14KW142
BRUNO
27.520
USB
5/7
312
24/02/10
14H06
14EA00/M
 —
27.520
USB
5/0
313
24/02/10
14H14
14ED409/M
RICHARD
27.520
USB
5/0
314
24/02/10
14H15
14ADN77
JOSE
27.520
USB
5/1
315
24/02/10
14H17
14SD107
JOSE
27.520
USB
5/7
316
24/02/10
14H24
14VL020/HB25
STEPHANE
27.520
USB
5/5
317
25/02/10
08H45
19AT066
STEVEN
27.570
USB
5/5
318
25/02/10
08H48
56TS340
ALEX
27.570
USB
5/5
319
25/02/10
09H01
13FB003
KEVIN
27.570
USB
5/3
320
25/02/10
09H04
13DB021
 —
27.570
USB
5/2
321
25/02/10
12H07
14FDX065
YVES
27.570
USB
5/7
322
25/02/10
12H10
14FDX175
CHRIS
27.570
USB
5/3
323
25/02/10
12H27
14IN002
CHARLES
27.570
USB
5/2
324
25/02/10
12H32
14FE082
ALAIN
27.570
USB
5/5
325
25/02/10
12H33
14ZK121
ALAIN
27.570
USB
5/5
326
25/02/10
12H35
14SD123/M
PHILIPPE
27.570
USB
5/5
327
25/02/10
12H36
14VL907
YVES
27.570
USB
5/7
328
25/02/10
12H37
14AT145
PHIL
27.570
USB
5/5
329
25/02/10
12H38
14ICC409
LIONEL
27.570
USB
5/9
330
25/02/10
12H42
14AT021
XAVIER
27.570
USB
5/3
331
25/02/10
12H42
14RI102
PHILIPPE
27.570
USB
5/3
332
25/02/10
12H43
1IP001
ROMEO
27.570
USB
5/3
333
25/02/10
12H44
19RK426
MARCEL
27.570
USB
5/3
334
25/02/10
12H47
14BCM035
J-MICHEL
27.570
USB
5/7
335
25/02/10
12H51
14ZK016
JACK
27.570
USB
5/5
336
25/02/10
12H55
14SR027/M
FRANCOIS
27.570
USB
5/1
337
25/02/10
13H00
26TM231
PHIL
27.570
USB
5/0
338
25/02/10
13H01
1LR040
ALEX
27.570
USB
5/5
339
25/02/10
13H08
13DA121
RAY
27.570
USB
5/5
340
25/02/10
13H09
14VL1909
FRANCIS
27.570
USB
5/5
341
25/02/10
13H31
14YO01
PATRICK
27.570
USB
5/2
342
25/02/10
13H16
14CMG05
NICOLAS
27.570
USB
5/3
343
27/02/10
08H22
1AT127
LUCIANO
27.520
USB
5/7
344
27/02/10
08H23
35SD002
CHRIS
27.520
USB
5/5
345
27/02/10
08H39
14TB01
BRUNO
27.570
USB
5/3
346
27/02/10
08H40
21DX139
PATRIK
27.570
USB
5/5
347
27/02/10
08H44
14AT202
RENE
27.570
USB
5/3
348
27/02/10
12H09
14VD33
GUY
27.570
USB
5/1
349
27/02/10
13H37
14SD219
YVES
27.520
USB
5/3
350
27/02/10
13H39
14DA007
CHRIS
27.520
USB
5/3
351
27/02/10
13H41
26AT016
PAUL
27.520
USB
5/0
352
27/02/10
13H43
14FR040
DAVID
27.520
USB
5/0
353
27/02/10
13H47
30AT307
JOSE
27.520
USB
5/1
354
27/02/10
13H48
14FAT132
DIDIER
27.520
USB
5/7
355
28/02/10
12H41
29CBI55
TONY
27.520
USB
5/5
356
02/03/10
11H16
20AT192
 —
27.520
USB
5/1
357
02/03/10
11H25
108XX002
JASON
27.520
USB
5/0
358
02/03/10
11H28
29LL105
MICHAEL
27.520
USB
5/1
359
02/03/10
11H36
19AT300
WALTER
27.520
USB
5/7
360
02/03/10
11H37
68DT247
ALAN
27.520
USB
5/7
361
02/03/10
11H38
26DX582
DARREN
27.520
USB
5/7
362
02/03/10
11H41
26OD029
DAVID
27.520
USB
5/7
363
02/03/10
1H42
19WRC003
MIKE
27.520
USB
5/3
364
02/03/10
11H43
26OK006
DARREN
27.520
USB
5/5
365
02/03/10
11H45
19UT005/M
BART
27.520
USB
5/7
366
02/03/10
11H47
26TW024
 —
27.520
USB
5/5
367
02/03/10
11H48
26AF158
 —
27.520
USB
5/4
368
02/03/10
11H49
19AT167
JAN
27.520
USB
5/2
369
02/03/10
11H50
26SD215
RICHARD
27.520
USB
5/5
370
02/03/10
11H53
26OD143
GARY
27.520
USB
5/2
371
02/03/10
11H55
29RSN001
STEVEN
27.520
USB
5/7
372
02/03/10
11H56
26SB041
 —
27.520
USB
5/2
373
02/03/10
11H57
68SD010
DEREK
27.520
USB
5/5
374
02/03/10
12H00
26AT143
NICK
27.520
USB
5/7
375
02/03/10
12H03
26OD129
LANCE
27.520
USB
5/5
376
02/03/10
12H05
26TM353
STEVE
27.520
USB
5/7
377
02/03/10
12H06
26SD224
PAUL
27.520
USB
5/7
378
02/03/10
12H06
26OD102
PAUL
27.520
USB
5/7
379
02/03/10
12H08
14SD136
TOMAS
27.520
USB
5/2
380
02/03/10
12H09
26OD004
SIMON
27.520
USB
5/5
381
02/03/10
12H10
26AT026
ANDY
27.520
USB
5/2
382
02/03/10
12H12
14GT049
CHRIS
27.520
USB
5/5
383
02/03/10
12H14
163XX549
 —
27.520
USB
5/5
384
02/03/10
12H16
13AT027
WOLFGANG
27.520
USB
5/7
385
02/03/10
12H17
14IR196
 —
27.520
USB
5/2
386
02/03/10
12H18
163ST014
— 
27.520
USB
5/2
387
02/03/10
12H20
47PM005
 —
27.520
USB
5/9
388
02/03/10
12H22
29AT157
 NOEL
27.520
USB
5/2
389
02/03/10
12H25
26TM767
MATTHEW
27.520
USB
5/7
390
02/03/10
12H26
14DS001
 —
27.520
USB
5/5
391
02/03/10
12H28
26AT032
MIKE
27.520
USB
5/7
392
02/03/10
12H34
14EL036
 —
27.520
USB
5/7
393
02/03/10
16H39
68DT130
PAUL
27.520
USB
4/0
394
02/03/10
16H40
26TM747
MARK
27.520
USB
5/6
395
02/03/10
16H43
30ASE019
MIGUEL
27.520
USB
5/2
396
02/03/10
16H49
26MU876
PAUL
27.520
USB
5/7
397
02/03/10
16H51
14IAA169
SERGE
27.520
USB
5/7
398
02/03/10
17H03
16LUC005
LUCAS
27.520
USB
5/9
399
02/03/10
17H06
16LUC550
 —
27.520
USB
5/5
400
02/03/10
17H09
16AT104
 FERNAND
27.520
USB
5/5

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