ZD7 Saint Helena on 50MHz Posted on 22/09/201712/08/2022 G0VDE, Bill say that the latest news indicates that initial SA Airlink flights should start this Autumn, which is when he planning to visit the island. He will be active as ZD7VDE starting on October 14, 2017. He decided to visit St Helena as it is in fairly high demand (around number 120 on the Most-Wanted DX lists), is currently difficult to reach but will be significantly easier once the airport is open. It will be very exciting to be on one of the first commercial flights to land on the Island! The equipment: FT 991 HF/VHF rig IC 7300 HF/VHF rig – or FT 891 HF/VHF rig A small, lightweight linear (Juma PA1000 – only 5.5 kg) Power supplies, PC for logging, data modes and email (hopefully there will be cellular and possibly wifi internet connectivity) Antennas – to be decided, but probably a mixture including verticals, wire antennas and lightweight poles to get the wires into the air. He planning to take a 40 foot Spiderpole and may have the use of a similar 60 foot pole that has been left on ZD7 by Nigel G3TXF. He have asked Phil, G3SWH, to be the QSL manager for ZD7VDE. Views: 1,099 AFRICA
AFRICA S9 São Tomé on 50MHz Posted on 22/09/201722/09/2017 Jose, EA5IDQ will be active as S9CQ from Sao Tome (AF-023) on 12-21 October, 2017. He will operate SSB and RTTY on 80-6 metres. QSL via home call (direct or bureau) and LoTW. Tnx 425 DX News. Views: 770 Read More
AFRICA 5ZØL – Kenya on 50MHz Posted on 04/05/201502/10/2017 The Italian DXpedition Team is pleased to announce its next DXpedition. Unlike some of its previous activities this trip is dedicated to a specific event: the recent authorization for the usage of 6 meter band in Republic of Kenya. Using this frequency the team will dedicate its effort to a… Read More
AFRICA FR/T – TROMELIN Posted on 30/10/201404/02/2018 Seb F5UFX, Michel FM5CD, Flo F5CWU, Franck F4AJQ, Fred F5ROP and Vincent F4BKV will be active from Tromelin Island as FT4TA between October 30 to November 10, 2014. Activity is on 160 to 6 meters using CW, SSB and RTTY with five stations active. QSL direct via F1NGP. Most of… Read More