VU – INDIA Posted on 20/11/201425/09/2017 AU2JCB is a special event call-sign to commemorate the birth date (30 NOV) & to tell about the great INDIAN scientist Acharya JAGADISH CHANDRA BOSE. He is well known as the “Father of Wireless Communication”. His demonstration in 1895 & 1897 predates all. Web page http://www.qsl.net/vu2msy/JCBOSE.htm & http://au9jcb.angelfire.com for info about Aacharya J.C.BOSE & his work.Contact for more info VU2DSI at datta_anr@dataone.in vu2dsi@gmail.com The Details of operation—- Period—-21 NOV 2014 to 09DEC 2014 Frequencies——- 10 M– 28545, 28510.21 M—21280, 21310, 21350. 20M—14220, 14250, 14310. 40 M—7040, 7150. 80 M — 3710. IN FM MODE—– 6M –50800, 51500. 10 M—29700. Preferably the operation will be on higher bands according to propagation conditions. QSL— Direct to VU2DSI,”SURABHI” MEHERABAD. AHMEDNAGAR.414006. INDIA. FOR DX STATIONS PLEASE SEND 2IRC’s—–IF POSSIBLE— as many many DX stations are requesting QSL’s. Views: 1,481 ASIA
ASIA JD1BOW Ogasawara Islands on 50MHz Posted on 23/04/201723/04/2017 Nobuaki, JA0JHQ will be active again from Ogasawara Islands 25 – 30 April 2017 as JD1BOW. He will operate on 160 – 6m CW, Digital modes. Grid Locator QL17cb. He ask to please check your QSO data on CLUBLOG. QSL via home call. Ads for direct QSL: NOBUAKI HOSOKAWA, 1458-25 OKAGAMI ASAO-KU,… Read More
ASIA P5 PROJECT Posted on 30/06/201325/09/2017 P5 Project Team members Paul Ewing-N6PSE and David Flack-AH6HY have just returned from their extensive travels throughout the DPRK. Total distance covered was from Panmunjom at the DMZ in the South to Sonbong in the North, bordering China and Russia. Paul and David are among the first Western travelers to… Read More
A5 – BHUTAN Posted on 16/05/201214/04/2023 The FGC DX Group (*Foundation for Global Children) is pleased to announce our next multi-national DXpedition to Bhutan, callsign A5A. We will begin operations by May 24, 2012 and will run until June 6th. We will activate 80-6m including the WARC bands using modes: SSB, CW, and RTTY. We will… Read More