YA – Afghanistan
S53R, Robert Kasca, is packing up, he says, ready to fly to Kabul on
June 24. He will be working there for two years with the UN World
Food Program and in his spare time will work CW, SSB and digital modes
on 160-6. He was last on the air from Afghanistan in 2002, when his
callsign was YA5T.
ZK3 – Tokelau
K6VHF has been added to the team for the late September to October 11
expedition. https://tokelau2019.com.
A3 – Tonga
The A35JT Dxpedition team will be in Tonga September 23 to October 7.
A milestone this week was the testing of the 40M and 30M four-square
arrays, all homebrew including the phasing networks and switching.
VK5XDX led the work on the 40 and VK5SFA led the work on the 30.
Helpers included VK5YFR, VK5KA, VK5SA, VK5SL and VK5LG. Testing of the
160 and 80M inverted L antennas were done the previous week. A final
test of everything will be July 5-8. https://vk5gr-iota.net.
CY9 – St. Paul Island
CY9C is set for July 31. The ops are busy getting everything together
and planning their on-air activity. They are adding FT8, satellite
and 6M EME to their regular HF CW and SSB plans and also plan on 6M
SSB and CW. N0TG, Randy, says upfront costs are significant and
donations are welcome. QSLing will be through Club Log, LoTW, or
direct via WA4DAN. http://cy9c.com/index.html
JD1 – Ogasawara
JA2GQT/JD1BPK and team have worked out their target frequencies for
the June 15-23 operation. It’s CW on 7005 for DX, 7013 for JA, plus
10110 and 14035. On SSB look for them on or near 7095-7115 for JA,
7138 for DX and 14195 for DX. The ops and calls are JA2GQT/JD1BPK;
JA2KGT/JD1BPL; and JD1BMG. JD1BMG will do some FT8 operating. QSL
through the Japan bureau, JARL or perhaps direct to JA2GQT’s QRZ.com
address.
FH – Mayotte
FH/DJ7RJ, Willi, will be on the island October 15 to November 3 and he
prefers the lowbands. He plans to have an inverted-L with elevated
radials, from his K2 rig and PA1000 amplifier, doing CW and SSB, no
FT8. Willi’s location will be on the north side of the island
directly on the beach at the Hotel Le Trevani.
EA – Spain
Special callsigns starting with EG will mark “La Patum,” which is a
traditional festival in Berga, aka Barcelona, in Catalan. It is on
UNESCO’s list of events that are “intangible cultural heritage of
humanity.” The callsigns are EG3PTP, EG3PTA, EG3PTT, EG3PTU and
EG3PTM. The Radioclub La Baells has arranged for the special calls.
http://www.rcbaells.org. QSL through EA3RCI.
EW – Belarus
EU19RO and others will be on for the 2nd European Games being held in
Minsk June 21-30. The suffixes are for various sports and the
callsign list includes EV19ARC, EV19ATH, EV19BAD, EV19BAS, EV19BOX,
EV19BSO, EV19CYC, EV19FRS, EV19GYM, EV19JUD, EV19KAR, EV19ROW,
EV19SAM, EV19SHO and EV19TEN, and from several venues, EV0CA, EV0MA
and EV0SD. Downloadable certificates will be available.
http://hamlogs.net. The games are organized by the European Olympic
Committee.
G – England
Two special stations will mark the hundred years of the Government
Communication Headquarters, GCHQ, the UK’s signals intelligence
agency. GB100GCHQ will be in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. GB100GCB
will be from the group’s station in Bude, Cornwall. GCARC, the
Government Communication Amateur Radio Club, is running this. The
primary activity will be on HF SSB, CW and digital modes.
Confirmation will be available by eQSL and LoTW, with paper cards
coming direct from:
GCARC QSL Manager
The Logistics Building
Hubble Road
Cheltenham GL51 0EX
United Kingdom
T8 – Palau
JA0JHQ, Nobu, will have T88PB on from Koror again, June 15-23, mostly
doing FT8 on 6M this time and operating in the All Asian DX CW Contest
June 15-16. He prefers you get your confirmation on LoTW but you may
also go direct to him, JA0JHQ. http://pandasan.jimdo.com/.
VE – Canada
XN1M will be a special call June 21 to July 21 from Newfoundland
Island, NA-027, for the 50th anniversary of the first manned Moon
landing. QSL on LoTW or via VO1IDX.
8P – Barbados
G4HUN, Neil, is currently active holiday style with his 8P9BL
callsign. He started June 3 and goes to June 14, working 20 and 17M
FT8. He has very high noise levels, he says. He is uploading lot
daily to LoTW.
3D2/c – Conway Reef
At 00Z this morning the 3D2CR operation was QRT, with Dom and the team
on the way to Fiji. The operating positions were broken down at low
tide so that when high tide came in they were able to get everything
off the reef in 11 trips on the Zodiac, saving a lot of time versus 30
trips expected with the catamaran anchored a mile away. Three anchors
were lost on the catamaran, “Rebel,” one due to a broken chain and two
that tangled in coral. Some maintenance will be needed in Fiji, to
prepare for the T33T Banaba operation in a month. From the Rebel, Dom
checked into the ANZA Net on 14183, callsign E51DOM/MM using the IC-
706 on the yacht. It takes 2-1/2 days under sail and motor to reach
Fiji.
E4 – Palestine
From Bethlehem will be E44WE by operator SP9FIH, Janusz, July 6 to
August 6. Janusz will have an IC-7200, 100 watts, to verticals,
planning 80, 30, 20 and 6M operation, SSB, RTTY and FT8. QSL through
Club Log OQRS. www.e4.dxpeditions.org.
JD1 – Minami Torishima
JG8NQJ/JD1, Take, will again be on from Marcus Island, OC-073,
starting June 6 and going to June 13. He works on the weather station
there and operates in his spare time. He plans to concentrate on 17M
this time, in addition to his activity on 20, 15, 12, 10 and 6, CW and
RTTY. QSL direct to JA8CJY or bureau via JG8NQJ.
OX – Greenland
OZ1DJJ, Bo, will have his OX3LX callsign on the air from Nuuk City on
the west side of the island, June 11-21, focusing on 160, 80 and 60,
operating in his spare time, as he is there for work. He hopes to
also get to Kook Island, NA-220 a bit. He expects his most likely
operating times will be mornings near lunchtime and again at dinner
time. Greenland is UTC plus 2. He will also be on the air weekends
and nights into early morning. QSL direct to OZ0J. The QRZ.com
address is up to date. The log will be put on LoTW and Club Log “and
sometimes eQSL.”
______________________________________________________________________
On The WWW
______________________________________________________________________
The WAIL, Worked All Italian Lighthouses, award program is now managed
by the Gruppo Radio Liguria and new award manager IZ1PKI, Alessandro
Novelli. Complete info is on
http://www.grupporadioliguria.it/wail/index-en.html.
The Tokelau 2019 DXpedition asks DXers to take their survey on what
bands and modes you would like to work ZK3 on:
https://tokelau2019.com.
W0GJ, Glenn Johnson, of the upcoming fall Pitcairn Dxpedition has told
his ham radio story on “QSO Today” online:
http://qsotoday.libsyn.com/episode-253-glenn-johnson-
w0gj?tdest_id=532723
______________________________________________________________________
IOTA
______________________________________________________________________
The following IOTA stations were active yesterday.
IOTA Call Freq. GMT IOTA Call Freq. GMT
—— ———- —– —- —— ——— —– —-
AF-018 IH9YMC 50130 1720 EU-038 PA/DL1DN/P 7150 1830
AF-022 ZD7MY 28074 1550 EU-053 OJ0AW 3771 2115
AF-023 S9A 18073 1825 EU-057 DL3DUE/P 7036 1730
EU-004 EA6DX 50095 1600 EU-125 OZ1RDP 7155 1645
EU-005 G8BCG 50313 2045 EU-170 9A4MX 7029 1900
EU-016 9A9RR 14210 1705 NA-099 KP4EU 14325 2105
EU-024 IS0FWY 50141 1840 NA-106 NP2J 50090 1615
EU-036 LA/CT2IXX/P 7188 2010
The RSGB IOTA Contest is coming up July 27-28 and many island hopping
DXers are making their plans.
PA6TXL will be on from Texel Island, EU-038, PA2JJB operating. QSL
via PA2JJB.
IS0/OM2TW will be in the weekend event from Sardegna, EU-024, single
op all band high power. The operator is OK8WW/OM2TW. QSL via OM2FY.
MM3T will be in the RSGB IOTA Contest, single op low power CW 12 hours
from Bute, EU-123. This is operator GM0ELP. QSL to him, GM0ELP.
DK1A will be on for the contest, a multi-two from Usedom, EU-129 in
the RSGB contest. QSL through Club Log and the o list is DL2RNS,
DL2RVL, DL1RTL, DL4SVA, DG2RON and DL7JOM.
SF2CW will be an IOTA expedition July 1-3, going to EU-192,
Kataja/Inakari Island. The operators are SM3DMP, SM3RAB and SM3WMU.
This island is shared between Sweden and Finland and has been
activated twice by Finnish ops, wintertime, with most stations worked
being in Europe. Other continents did not make many contacts. This
operation hopes to correct that. The ops ask if you are in Europe and
worked either OH10X or OH8AA, the previous operations, avoid working=========================
*** The Daily DX (TM) ***
=========================
Volume 23 Number 109
June 10, 2019
Editor/Publisher Bernie McClenny, W3UR
Written today by Rich Boyd, KE3Q
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DX News
______________________________________________________________________
YA – Afghanistan
S53R, Robert Kasca, is packing up, he says, ready to fly to Kabul on
June 24. He will be working there for two years with the UN World
Food Program and in his spare time will work CW, SSB and digital modes
on 160-6. He was last on the air from Afghanistan in 2002, when his
callsign was YA5T.
ZK3 – Tokelau
K6VHF has been added to the team for the late September to October 11
expedition. https://tokelau2019.com.
A3 – Tonga
The A35JT Dxpedition team will be in Tonga September 23 to October 7.
A milestone this week was the testing of the 40M and 30M four-square
arrays, all homebrew including the phasing networks and switching.
VK5XDX led the work on the 40 and VK5SFA led the work on the 30.
Helpers included VK5YFR, VK5KA, VK5SA, VK5SL and VK5LG. Testing of the
160 and 80M inverted L antennas were done the previous week. A final
test of everything will be July 5-8. https://vk5gr-iota.net.
CY9 – St. Paul Island
CY9C is set for July 31. The ops are busy getting everything together
and planning their on-air activity. They are adding FT8, satellite
and 6M EME to their regular HF CW and SSB plans and also plan on 6M
SSB and CW. N0TG, Randy, says upfront costs are significant and
donations are welcome. QSLing will be through Club Log, LoTW, or
direct via WA4DAN. http://cy9c.com/index.html
JD1 – Ogasawara
JA2GQT/JD1BPK and team have worked out their target frequencies for
the June 15-23 operation. It’s CW on 7005 for DX, 7013 for JA, plus
10110 and 14035. On SSB look for them on or near 7095-7115 for JA,
7138 for DX and 14195 for DX. The ops and calls are JA2GQT/JD1BPK;
JA2KGT/JD1BPL; and JD1BMG. JD1BMG will do some FT8 operating. QSL
through the Japan bureau, JARL or perhaps direct to JA2GQT’s QRZ.com
address.
FH – Mayotte
FH/DJ7RJ, Willi, will be on the island October 15 to November 3 and he
prefers the lowbands. He plans to have an inverted-L with elevated
radials, from his K2 rig and PA1000 amplifier, doing CW and SSB, no
FT8. Willi’s location will be on the north side of the island
directly on the beach at the Hotel Le Trevani.
EA – Spain
Special callsigns starting with EG will mark “La Patum,” which is a
traditional festival in Berga, aka Barcelona, in Catalan. It is on
UNESCO’s list of events that are “intangible cultural heritage of
humanity.” The callsigns are EG3PTP, EG3PTA, EG3PTT, EG3PTU and
EG3PTM. The Radioclub La Baells has arranged for the special calls.
http://www.rcbaells.org. QSL through EA3RCI.
EW – Belarus
EU19RO and others will be on for the 2nd European Games being held in
Minsk June 21-30. The suffixes are for various sports and the
callsign list includes EV19ARC, EV19ATH, EV19BAD, EV19BAS, EV19BOX,
EV19BSO, EV19CYC, EV19FRS, EV19GYM, EV19JUD, EV19KAR, EV19ROW,
EV19SAM, EV19SHO and EV19TEN, and from several venues, EV0CA, EV0MA
and EV0SD. Downloadable certificates will be available.
http://hamlogs.net. The games are organized by the European Olympic
Committee.
G – England
Two special stations will mark the hundred years of the Government
Communication Headquarters, GCHQ, the UK’s signals intelligence
agency. GB100GCHQ will be in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. GB100GCB
will be from the group’s station in Bude, Cornwall. GCARC, the
Government Communication Amateur Radio Club, is running this. The
primary activity will be on HF SSB, CW and digital modes.
Confirmation will be available by eQSL and LoTW, with paper cards
coming direct from:
GCARC QSL Manager
The Logistics Building
Hubble Road
Cheltenham GL51 0EX
United Kingdom
T8 – Palau
JA0JHQ, Nobu, will have T88PB on from Koror again, June 15-23, mostly
doing FT8 on 6M this time and operating in the All Asian DX CW Contest
June 15-16. He prefers you get your confirmation on LoTW but you may
also go direct to him, JA0JHQ. http://pandasan.jimdo.com/.
VE – Canada
XN1M will be a special call June 21 to July 21 from Newfoundland
Island, NA-027, for the 50th anniversary of the first manned Moon
landing. QSL on LoTW or via VO1IDX.
8P – Barbados
G4HUN, Neil, is currently active holiday style with his 8P9BL
callsign. He started June 3 and goes to June 14, working 20 and 17M
FT8. He has very high noise levels, he says. He is uploading lot
daily to LoTW.
3D2/c – Conway Reef
At 00Z this morning the 3D2CR operation was QRT, with Dom and the team
on the way to Fiji. The operating positions were broken down at low
tide so that when high tide came in they were able to get everything
off the reef in 11 trips on the Zodiac, saving a lot of time versus 30
trips expected with the catamaran anchored a mile away. Three anchors
were lost on the catamaran, “Rebel,” one due to a broken chain and two
that tangled in coral. Some maintenance will be needed in Fiji, to
prepare for the T33T Banaba operation in a month. From the Rebel, Dom
checked into the ANZA Net on 14183, callsign E51DOM/MM using the IC-
706 on the yacht. It takes 2-1/2 days under sail and motor to reach
Fiji.
E4 – Palestine
From Bethlehem will be E44WE by operator SP9FIH, Janusz, July 6 to
August 6. Janusz will have an IC-7200, 100 watts, to verticals,
planning 80, 30, 20 and 6M operation, SSB, RTTY and FT8. QSL through
Club Log OQRS. www.e4.dxpeditions.org.
JD1 – Minami Torishima
JG8NQJ/JD1, Take, will again be on from Marcus Island, OC-073,
starting June 6 and going to June 13. He works on the weather station
there and operates in his spare time. He plans to concentrate on 17M
this time, in addition to his activity on 20, 15, 12, 10 and 6, CW and
RTTY. QSL direct to JA8CJY or bureau via JG8NQJ.
OX – Greenland
OZ1DJJ, Bo, will have his OX3LX callsign on the air from Nuuk City on
the west side of the island, June 11-21, focusing on 160, 80 and 60,
operating in his spare time, as he is there for work. He hopes to
also get to Kook Island, NA-220 a bit. He expects his most likely
operating times will be mornings near lunchtime and again at dinner
time. Greenland is UTC plus 2. He will also be on the air weekends
and nights into early morning. QSL direct to OZ0J. The QRZ.com
address is up to date. The log will be put on LoTW and Club Log “and
sometimes eQSL.”
______________________________________________________________________
On The WWW
______________________________________________________________________
The WAIL, Worked All Italian Lighthouses, award program is now managed
by the Gruppo Radio Liguria and new award manager IZ1PKI, Alessandro
Novelli. Complete info is on
http://www.grupporadioliguria.it/wail/index-en.html.
The Tokelau 2019 DXpedition asks DXers to take their survey on what
bands and modes you would like to work ZK3 on:
https://tokelau2019.com.
W0GJ, Glenn Johnson, of the upcoming fall Pitcairn Dxpedition has told
his ham radio story on “QSO Today” online:
http://qsotoday.libsyn.com/episode-253-glenn-johnson-
w0gj?tdest_id=532723
______________________________________________________________________
IOTA
______________________________________________________________________
The following IOTA stations were active yesterday.
IOTA Call Freq. GMT IOTA Call Freq. GMT
—— ———- —– —- —— ——— —– —-
AF-018 IH9YMC 50130 1720 EU-038 PA/DL1DN/P 7150 1830
AF-022 ZD7MY 28074 1550 EU-053 OJ0AW 3771 2115
AF-023 S9A 18073 1825 EU-057 DL3DUE/P 7036 1730
EU-004 EA6DX 50095 1600 EU-125 OZ1RDP 7155 1645
EU-005 G8BCG 50313 2045 EU-170 9A4MX 7029 1900
EU-016 9A9RR 14210 1705 NA-099 KP4EU 14325 2105
EU-024 IS0FWY 50141 1840 NA-106 NP2J 50090 1615
EU-036 LA/CT2IXX/P 7188 2010
The RSGB IOTA Contest is coming up July 27-28 and many island hopping
DXers are making their plans.
PA6TXL will be on from Texel Island, EU-038, PA2JJB operating. QSL
via PA2JJB.
IS0/OM2TW will be in the weekend event from Sardegna, EU-024, single
op all band high power. The operator is OK8WW/OM2TW. QSL via OM2FY.
MM3T will be in the RSGB IOTA Contest, single op low power CW 12 hours
from Bute, EU-123. This is operator GM0ELP. QSL to him, GM0ELP.
DK1A will be on for the contest, a multi-two from Usedom, EU-129 in
the RSGB contest. QSL through Club Log and the o list is DL2RNS,
DL2RVL, DL1RTL, DL4SVA, DG2RON and DL7JOM.
SF2CW will be an IOTA expedition July 1-3, going to EU-192,
Kataja/Inakari Island. The operators are SM3DMP, SM3RAB and SM3WMU.
This island is shared between Sweden and Finland and has been
activated twice by Finnish ops, wintertime, with most stations worked
being in Europe. Other continents did not make many contacts. This
operation hopes to correct that. The ops ask if you are in Europe and
worked either OH10X or OH8AA, the previous operations, avoid working
them, at least on the first two days. They plan to always operate
split, up or down 1-4 on CW and 5-10 on phone. They will update the
Club Log log often. They warn against out-of-turn callers; they may
not put you in the log, and also, work them just once. They are
getting the gear together, a TS-590SG on CW and IC-7100 on SSB with
one or two amps. They expect the main bands to be 30, 20 and 17 and
“maybe some 40.” Their verticals will be near the water’s edge and
it’s brackish there.
IG9/IK4YCQ, Franco, has been on from Lampedusa, AF-019, his operation
scheduled to end yesterday, holiday style on 40-10 SSB. QSL bureau or
direct to his home QTH.
The LA, OH and SM IOTA expedition by DL7UXG (SD3G), DL4BBH, AND DL2VFR
(SD7V) is now over. The last stop was EU-139, June 6th. They made
5,000 QSOs total from EU-184, EU-033, EU-076 and EU-139. Most of the
contacts were CW, with SSB second and FT8 bringing up the rear.
Conditions were difficult and rapidly changing, they say. They
returned safely to Kiel and onward to home. Logs are being uploaded
and QSLs are being printed.
IS0/WZ1Y, Jack, will be on Sardegna, EU-024, until June 21. He
arrived June 7. His antenna is a Buddistick and the radio is running
on battery power, SSB and FT8. He will upload the log to LoTW when
the trip is over.
The R26RRC team on AS-204 returned safely from Paramushir island to
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky with 6,575 QSOs logged, but they are
canceling the plan to go RI0ZK, AS-039 with a cyclone coming their
way. They will be in harbor 2-3 days. They next plan to go to new
island group AS-205, callsign R205NEW, probably now delayed one day.
IOTA frequencies –
CW 28040 24920 21040 18098 14040 10114 7030 3530
SSB 28560 28460 24950 21260 18128 14260 7055 3765
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Calendar
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Date End Prefix Call Manager Ref Vol-No
—— —— —— ——————- ———- ———-
10-Jun 11-Jun 3D2/C 3D2CR 23-108 105
10-Jun 15-Jun 3W XV9DF (AS-157) M0OXO 23-101 100
10-Jun 30-Jun 3W XV9DXB EB7DX 23-107 099
10-Jun 14-Jul 5B 5B19CWC 5B4AJT 23-099 089
10-Jun 10-Jun 5W 5W0H EB7DX 23-093 064
10-Jun 31-Jul 6O 6O1OO 23-100 093
10-Jun 1-Jul 6W 6W1SU M0URX 23-034
10-Jun 10-Jun 8P 8P6ET KU9C 23-108
10-Jun 2-Jul 9G 9G5GS IZ4YGS 23-089 087
10-Jun 14-Jul AP AP19CWC 23-099
10-Jun 2-Jul CE CB2E CE2LS 23-104
10-Jun 15-Nov CE9 VK0HZ (AN-016) VK3SSB 22-191 164
10-Jun 14-Jul CT CS2019CWC 23-099
10-Jun 11-Jun CU CR2V/P (EU-089) HB9CRV 23-101
10-Jun 30-Nov E5/S E51SEA 23-094
10-Jun 16-Jun F TM24H F6KFI 23-104
10-Jun 20-Jul F TM500LDV F4GPB 23-069
10-Jun 17-Nov F TM500LV F1IOZ 23-104
10-Jun 22-Jun F TM57FF 23-094
10-Jun 10-Jun F TM62TLG F4AHN 23-089
10-Jun 10-Jun F TM6J F6KCZ 23-104
10-Jun 13-Jun FG FG/DL2AAZ DL2AAZ 23-107
10-Jun 14-Jun G GB5OOL G0VCW 23-099
10-Jun 31-Jul G/GW GB19 Cricket World Cup 23-039
10-Jun 11-Jun HC W7HU & N4EVJ 23-076
10-Jun 29-Nov HK HK3/MM0BMG MM0BMG 22-231
10-Jun ??? HK HK3JCL DK8LRF 23-101
10-Jun 10-Jun HL HL5ZKL JJ1DQR 23-094
10-Jun 15-Aug HP H31A HP1AVS 23-031 012
10-Jun 30-Jun HP HO1D HP1RCP 23-092
10-Jun 31-Jul HS HS10KING 23-081
10-Jun 23-Oct I 4U73B 9A2AA 22-204
10-Jun 31-Aug I II0KT 23-059
10-Jun 15-Jun I II2VZME 23-104
10-Jun 10-Jun J6 J69Z/P J69Z 23-108
10-Jun 30-Nov JA 8J7AIZU JN7GLC 23-099
10-Jun 13-Jun JD1/M JG8NQJ/JD1 JA8CJY 23-106
10-Jun 31-Dec JD1/O JF7MTO/JD1 23-094
10-Jun 30-Nov JW JW/LB2PB 23-094
10-Jun 13-Jun K K4D (NA-085) K5TEN 23-078 049
10-Jun 10-Jun K K5TUP 23-069
10-Jun 12-Jun LA LA/CT2IXX/p (EU-036) 23-102
10-Jun 14-Jul LX LX19CWC 23-099
10-Jun 15-Jun OJ0 OJ0AW OH6AD 23-108 107
10-Jun 15-Jun OJ0 OJ0JR 23-107
10-Jun 31-Jul OL OL75CLAY OK2PXJ 23-069
10-Jun 14-Jul OZ 5P19CWC 23-099
10-Jun 16-Jun PJ2 PJ2/VA3ZC VA3ZC 23-095
10-Jun 18-Jun S9 S9A (AF-023) EB7DX 23-104 084
10-Jun 14-Jun SM SA6G/7 (EU-137) 23-097
10-Jun 30-Jun SV J48GEO (EU-049) 23-108
10-Jun 14-Jun SV5 SV5/DL3DRN DL3DRN 23-079 054
10-Jun 15-Jun SV5 SV5/OV9A 23-039
10-Jun 15-Jun SV9 SV9/UR3WA UR3WA 23-097
10-Jun 11-Jun T8 T88HR (OC-009) JH1MLO 23-108
10-Jun 11-Jun T8 T88TJ (OC-009) JF1FKR 23-108
10-Jun 13-Jun TG TG9BBV VE7BV 23-074 22-228
10-Jun 30-Jun VE VX4WARC 23-079
10-Jun 14-Jul VK VK19AUS VK2IR 23-099 087
10-Jun 11-Jun VP9 VP9/K6KLY 23-071
10-Jun 14-Jul VR2 VR2019CWC 23-099 040
10-Jun 13-Jun XT XT2SE IK23GES 23-104
10-Jun 15-Jun YO YR19PFS 23-097
10-Jun 10-Jun Z8 Z81D OM3JW 23-019
10-Jun 14-Jul ZS ZS19CWC 23-099
11-Jun 16-Jun EI EI100ABC EI2II 23-104
11-Jun 21-Jun OX OX3LX OZ1DJJ 23-089
