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Propagation Prediction on-line                                     

                                                                                                                                                    

Table Frequencies:

I will almost always operating “split”, in other words listening a few kHz away from where we are transmitting so everyone can still hear me no matter how many callers are calling.   I will occasionally tell you exactly where to transmit by saying something specific like “listening up five” or “listening two-fifty“ but most of the time we will just say “up” or “down” (“dn” on CW) as a clue to where you should tune your TX.

PS  We sometimes make mistakes too and shift the wrong VFO - sorry, we’re only human.

By maintaining a consistent rhythm, i hope to avoid encouraging other callers to call while a QSO is still in progress.  I will simply ignore tail-enders and, if they are really rude, we may blacklist blind callers, at least for a while. If i hear someone we have just worked immediately calling again, i  will repeat their call and say something like “QSL” or “You’re in the log” to confirm and complete the QSO.  If i made a mistake in the log, we will correct it and confirm on air.  We may just ignore callers making duplicate calls on different occa

I will also be listening more than I transmit.  We will use our filters etc. to the best effect and will make a special effort to pick out weak callers, whether DX or QRPers or Mobiles  (ideally both!)

We may repeat just a few characters of a call if we cannot resolve the complete call.  This means we are listening to someone specific and will persist until we get the complete call.  If we made a genuine mistake and nobody returns to our first or second offer, we will say something like “No copy, QRZ” or “NIL” on CW but please be patient until that point.

MHZ / Typical Operating Frequencies  

  • Let us know your necessities about Bands and Modes. send us your request Will try to give you more than one band and mode.

    See you during our Adventure

  • Please kindly if you ear  or work us, spot on the cluster to others. I will look out especially for well modulated signals, even the weak ones, and will make sure our own signal is clean.

  • We give special attention to QRPs , SWL , NOVICE and Mobile Stations

  • Please NO DUPES QSO's , give the chance to others! If you work us already, please don't call again at least on different mode.

  • If propagation opens up for DX QSOs, I may start calling specific areas or continents but only for a while, Ie promise.  I'm  conscient of the short greyline openings to North America  and Asia, and will be looking for long path as well as short path openings when the time is right.  If I work some juicy DX in a run of ordinary QSOs, I may put the pileup on hold and call for more DX to take advantage of the opportunity.  Be patient with me: I like working DX too!

  • BAND

    MODE

    FREQUENCY MHz

    80

    CW 3.507 and 3.527

    40

    CW 7.050 and 7055

    40

    SSB 7.060  (listen above 7.200 for NA)

    30

    CW 10.117 and 10.119

    30

    RTTY 10.137

    20

    CW 14.006 and 14.054

    20

    SSB 14.145 and 14.260

    20

    RTTY 14.080

    17

    CW 18.084

    17

    SSB 18.140

    15

    CW 21.021 and 21.054

    15

    RTTY 21.080

    15

    SSB 21.260

    12

    CW 24.897

    12

    SSB 24.977

    10

    CW 28.007 and 28.027

    10

    SSB 28.477

Worked Zone 39 Award:

                          

To qualify for ZONE 39 AWARD, the following conditions must be satisfied:

1.                          Establishment of two-way communication with any
10 (ten) different amateur stations located in Zone 39 at least on 5 DXCC Entities
Only contacts made after 0800 UTC on 1st January 1952 are valid.
DXCC Entities: D6-Comoros, FH-Mayotte, FR-Reunion, FR/G-Glorioso,FR/J Juan de Nova, FR/E-Europe Island, FR/T Tromelin, FT/W-Crozet Island, FT5/X-Kerguelen Island, FT5/Z Amsterdam & St. Paul Island, 3B7-Seychelles,    VKØH-Heard Is., VQ9- Chagos, 3B6-Agalega & 3B7-St.Brandon Island,   3B8-Mautitius Island, 3B9-Rodriguez Island, 5R-Madagascar and some Antarctic Zones. (The boundaries of CQ zones 12, 13, 29, 30, 32, 38 and 39 converge at the South Pole. Stations KC4AAA and KC4USN are at the South Pole, and will count for any one of the listed zones. Most Antarctic stations indicate their zone on the QSL card.)

2. The total of 10 different stations may be obtained by operation
on one or more of the authorised amateur bands,
as applicable at the time of the claimed contact.
Cross-band contacts will not be accepted.

3. Any type of emission as permitted by the local licensing authorities
at the time of the claimed contact may be used.
Cross-mode contacts will not be accepted.

5. Applications containing multi-band and multi-mode valid contacts
will be accepted but the award will be issued with no endorsement.

6. Short Wave Listener applications will be accepted
and the Award certificate issued, 
with appropriate endorsements as applicable, 
when all conditions listed above are complied with.

7. QSL cards are not required as proof of valid contacts
but the application must show that log extracts have been examined
and verified by two other radio amateurs or the 
Awards Manager of the applicants IARU affiliated radio society.

A simple declaration that the applicants station has conformed
to all licensing regulations as related to his operation is mandatory.

8. The fee for the Award shall be 5 Euros or 6  USD or 4 IRCs for overseas stations.

10. Essential information required will include:

Callsign Worked/Heard

Date/Time (UTC)

Band/MHz

Mode

 

                                        11. The Award Manager is:     Manuel Alberto C. Marques 

                                                                                                 P.O.Box 41

                                                                                            2780-901 OEIRAS                                                        

                                                                                           PORTUGAL (Europe)

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