From: gws@n8emr.cmhnet.org (Gary Sanders)
Subject: VK2SG RTTY DX Notes for week ending 22 January, 1993 (BID RTDX0122)
Organization: HAM BBS, 614-895-2553 (1200/2400/v.32/pep)
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Date: Sat, 23 Jan 93 19:35:50 GMT


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SB DX @ ALLBBS $RTDX0122
VK2SG RTTY DX Notes, 22 January
VK2SG RTTY DX Notes for week ending 22 January, 1993 (BID RTDX0122)
 
One thing I can't understand, is why after some dxpeditions there is a
lack of communication?  By this I mean when it comes to those long
overdue, 6 months and more awaited QSLs. Much is done in preparation
and they even ask for financial support, the latter which I do not
agree with either.  The DXpedition takes place, then when it is all
over, the ball is dropped.  Why do you keep everyone guessing?  If
there is going to be a delay, such as waiting for the cards from the
printer or whatever, please let us know.  To me it's only common
courtesy.  Believe me, no one minds the wait when you communicate.
 
Our information this week came from CE3GDN, DJ3IW and the Central
Europe DX-Clusternode DB0SPC, I5FLN, IK5AAX, W2JGR and the Twin-Cities
DX Packet Cluster Network, NT3B, N5PSI, W5KSI, and ZS5S.  Thank you
all for your assistance.
 
 
Bandpass
 
Friday 15
0008-14087 V44KW
0705-14083 XT2BW QSL WB2YQH
0928-14089 ES4LB
1058-21088 5R8DG QSL F6FNU
1148-14085 YL2QO
1250-14090 4L2FC
1550-14092 7Q7ZZ
1604-14087 EI9AD
1724-14084 5R8DG
1826-14085 S79PDL
2012-28088 VR6BB
 
Saturday 16
0702-14084 XT2BW
1157-21086 7Q7ZZ
1209-21083 RL8PY
1356-14083 S21A  QSL W4FRU
1411-21081 TR8MD
1422-21079 7P8SR
1416-21094 ET3YU was calling CQ, then nothing.  Just mark tone?
1431-14085 4L2FC
1545-14087 KF6BL/T5
1642-14081 FR5AB
1712-14086 5R8DG
 
Sunday 17
0003-21088 TY1PS
0821-28084 C9RTC
0838-14085 T77T
0845-14084 XT2BW
1026-14087 UO4OWC
1231-21090 OD5SK QSL KA9RA
1315-14087 UL7PBY
1425-21083 5R8DG
1706-21091 HV3SJ QSL I0AOF
2225-14085 5N0RJM
2346-21088 VR6BB
 
Monday 18
0850-14085 4L2FC
0855-14080 S53AA
1111-14083 UZ0LWC ZONE 19
1240-14087 UL7PBY
1312-14083 S21A
1336-14089 UL7AAV
1620-21082 S53AA
 
Tuesday 19
0918-21090 ES4LB
0925-14083 PJ2MI
1400-21086 OD5PL
1404-21091 YU7AM
1525-21088 OK1KSL
2312-21087 VR6BB
2331-21083 HP1AC
 
Wednesday 20
0746-14088 VR6BB
1809-14089 OD5PL
1312-21085 ES4LB
1325-21085 A45ZX
1435-14088 S52KI
1558-14088 4N5UC
1710-14086 7Q7XX
1742-14085 5R8DG
1736-14082 A22EX QSL N4CID
1822-14082 5X5MB
 
Thursday 21
0036-21088 VR6BB
0244-14086 HI8LEZ
1343-21087 YU7AM
1420-14084 TA5C
1421-14086 OM3LA
 
 
Notes of Interest
 
Ethiopia ET.  DK7PE reports that things have changed a lot after the
socialist government was replaced by a rebel government. A
"transitional government" has taken over all important offices, among
them the Ministry of Telecommunications.  Ham radio licenses have been
granted to five foreign hams and reissuing of licenses for Ethiopians
is to be expected at any moment.
 
Anyone have word on QSLs for 4J1FS from OH2BU back in last week of
May, first week June?  Also whatever happened to those special
certificates from KB6ISL, (now KI7HO) for the station VP200PI/JR back
in (April 1990)?  If anyone is having problems with other stations,
let us know.
 
For next week's bulletin, please direct your Bandpass and Notes to
Syd, VK2SG @ VK2AGE.NSW.AUS.OC or to VK2SG @ ZS5S.NTL.ZAF.AF.
 
Remember the QSO is not finished until the QSL is in hand.
GL DE BOB, WB2CJL @ CE3GDN.&STG.CHL.SA
 
Thanks to N6EQZ for packet forwarding and editing labors.
/EX
-- 
Gary W. Sanders gws@n8emr.cmhnet.org, 72277,1325
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