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Friday 19 February 2010
Bahrain, A9.
From the DXNL 1662 comes; Dave EI3IO, will show up as A92IO soon. He has only an oral promise concerning his licence so he still has to be patient. Dave will stay in Bahrain until August ... read more at "CQ Six - 50 MHz DX information"
Next trial... The scheduled 2009 Operation that was placed on hold due to family illness is proceeding with the planning for a Dxpedition in the Sept/Oct 2010 time frame. The web site will be updated as more details are available: http://www.CY0dxpedition.com Operators include: WA4DAN, AA4VK, N0TG, AI5P. Operation: 160 - 6 Meters including WARC bands CW SSB RTTY and FM Satellite (tentative). (MMMonVHF Newsletter 2010-02-19) Find more news at "CQ Six - 50 MHz DX information"
Kirk, JF3MYU, will be active as JD1BNN between March 28-31st. He is part of the "JD1 Project 2010" and is expected to be there with four other operators who will be staying long. Kirk's activity will be focused on the 30/17/12m bands, SSB, some CW and 6 meters. QSL is "OK" via the JARL Bureau but write JD1BNN on your QSL (so it can be sorted easily). Also, you can receive his QSL direct if you send your QSL to his address in Kobe, Japan: Kirk Itaya, 5-1-35, Daikaidori, Kobe, 652-0803 Japan. Please enclose SAE plus sufficient return postage. For JA stations, SASE, please. For NA, SA, EU and AF include one new IRC or 2 USDs. For Asia, one IRC or 1 USD. (Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin #947)
Operators Stan/AC8W (JD1BNK), Ted/K8AQM (JD1BNM), Steve/K8QKY (JD1BNQ) and Brian/KG8CO (JD1BNJ) will be active from Chichijima Island as part of the "JD1 Project 2010" between ... read more at "CQ Six - 50 MHz DX information"
By the time you read this, a team of operators, from the Concepcion Radio Club (CE5JA), should be operating from Arturo Prat Chilean Navy Antarctic Base on Greenwich Island on the South Shetland archipelago (WW Loc. GC07FQ), between now and the end of Read more at "CQ Six 50 MHz DX information"
Antonio, EA5RM and the Tifariti Gang (EA2RY, EA5FX, EA7AJR, EA7KW, F5CWU, F6ENO, F9IE, IN3ZNR and UT7CR) will be active as E4X from Palestine from 28 May to ... read more at "CQ Six - 50 MHz DX information"
NASA Science News for February 5, 2010. The Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), slated for liftoff on Feb. 9th, will make IMAX-quality movies of solar explosions, peer beneath the stellar surface to see the sun's inner dynamo, and - researchers hope - unravel the mysteries of solar variability. FULL STORY at http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2010/05feb_sdo.htm?list1073151
