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ARRL DX Bulletin ARLD016 (1995)

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ZCZC AE91
QST de W1AW  
DX Bulletin 16  ARLD016
>From ARRL Headquarters
Newington CT  April 6, 1995
To all radio amateurs   
 
SB DX ARL ARLD016
ARLD016 DX news
 
This week's bulletin was made possible with information provided by
Steve, W9NUF, the Northern Illinois DX Association, Ken, V73C,
Ralph, K1RH, Joe, NJ1Q, Tedd, KB8NW, the OPDX Bulletin, the Yankee
Clipper Contest Club PacketCluster network and the Contest Corral
column from the pages of QST magazine.  Thanks to all.
 
MARIANA ISLANDS.  A group of Japanese ops will sign AH0Q on 40
through 10 meters April 7 to 11.
 
CAMEROON.  Jim, TJ1JB, aka 5X1B, has been operating CW around 14027
kHz between 1930 and 2330z.  He is working for the American embassy
in Cameroon.  QSL via KE9A.
 
UGANDA.  Frank, 5X4D, is on the air almost daily starting at 1800z
on 21295 kHz and then on 14245 kHz at 1900z.  He may be leaving
sometime early this month.  QSL via IN3DYG.  5X4B has been operating
PacTOR on 14073 kHz at around 2040z.
 
SPRATLY.  The Japanese and Malaysian group has gone QRT.  If you
missed them you will have another chance, as a group of Philippine
amateurs will activate DU0K April 10 to 16.
 
SVALBARD.  Three YL operators will activate Spitsbergen Island, IOTA
EU-26, in the Svalbard Archipelago April 8 to 12.  Their radio
equipment will be a battery powered, synthesized portable radio with
25 watts of output power to a dipole antenna.  Try 14247 and 21247
kHz SSB.  Some CW operating is planned.  Please note that their
radio has no provision for split frequency operation.  Also consider
their limited battery power and make QSOs short by exchanging only
signal reports unless otherwise requested.  QSL Unni, JW6RHA, via
LA6RHA.  QSL Turid, JW9THA, via LA9THA.  QSL Inger, JW8KT, via
LA8KT.
 
ETHIOPIA.  ET3KV was heard on 18117 kHz around 1930z, ET3BT was
heard working free style on 14226 kHz around 1915z, and ET2AA was
heard on 21240 kHz around 1345z.
 
DJIBOUTI.  J28FD, J28GR and J28BQ will be on the air as J20SF April
14 to 20.  Their location will be Seven Brothers Islands group, IOTA
AF-059, located in the Gulf of Aden.  Plans are for CW and SSB
activity on the IOTA frequencies.  QSL via F5LBM.
 
VIETNAM.  XV7SW reports a break in his normally busy work schedule
and expects to be able to spend more time on the air.  He is only
authorized to operate on certain frequencies, and has applied for
permission to operate on 1827 and 7012 kHz.  Listen for him on 3505
kHz.
 
MALDIVES.  DL1IAI will be QRV as 8Q7AI April 12 to 27.  He will
operate 80 through 10 meters and attempt some work on 160 meters.
QSL via his home call.
 
NEPAL.  An all band, CW and SSB operation by JA8MWU will begin about
April 26 for approximately 10 days.  QSL via his home call.
 
MAURITANIA.  A multi-op group from Italy will be signing 5T0AS
through April 20 from Tidra Island, IOTA AF-50.  QSL via IT9AZS.
 
MARSHALL ISLANDS.  Ken, V73C, reports that his new QSL manager is
Bruce Smith, N4GAK.
 
QSL NOTES.  Ralph, K1RH, wants it known that he is not, and never
has been QSL manager for FP5DX.  However, K1RH is manager for FP5EK.
Ralph has not been manager for TF3CW for many years.  Cards for him
should go via the TF bureau.  And K1RH was QSL manager for 8R1K
through 1982.  Since that time the 8R1K call has been re-assigned
several times, in 1991 to OH2BH, and 1992 and 1993 to OH0XX.
 
IOTA SHORTS.  VK6ML will operate from a small off-shore island or
shoal from May 12 to 16.  He will sign VK6ISL.  Listen for a three
day operation from a small southern Japanese island by JA3IG/6
starting April 23.  Both operations will be new ones for the IOTA
award.
 
THIS WEEKEND ON THE RADIO.  The QRP ARCI Spring QSO Party on CW,
sponsored by the QRP ARC International, runs from 1200z April 8 to
2400z April 9.  Exchange signal report, state/province/DXCC country,
and ARCI number if a member.  Non-members send output power instead
of ARCI number.  For more info, see page 123 of March QST.
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