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Galeria, June 231430-1457 11630 SMG 250 kW 089 deg to SoAS Urdu, powerful1500-1553 15620 SMG 250 kW 107 deg to NE/ME Filipino, strong(Ivo Ivanov-BUL, hcdx via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 23)VATICAN STATE/GERMANY R Vatikan Redakteur Mario Galgano in Ottersweier.Liebe Freundinnen und Freunde der Kurzwelle, sehr geehrte Damen undHerren deutschsprachiger Hoererpostprogramme,ich melde mich heute bei Euch und Ihnen mit der Bitte um Bekanntgabeeiner fuer viele Hoererinnen und Hoerer interessanten Veranstaltung:Radio Vatikan Redakteur Mario Galgano haelt am Samstag, 1. Juli 2017in Ottersweier einen Vortrag ueber das Vatikanische Geheimarchiv:Samstag 1. Juli, 1900-2200 Uhr MESZ / 17-20 UTC:Adler Ottersweier - Restaurants und Events, Hauptstrasse 31,77833 Ottersweier, Germany.Mario Galgano teilt mit: Ich wuerde mich auch auf Werbung undWeiterleitung dieses Hinweises freuen. Bestimmt werde ich dann auchetwas ueber meine Taetigkeit bei Radio Vatikan erzaehlen.Deshalb bietet sich hier auch fuer alle Kurzwellenfreunde dieGelegenheit, wichtiges von Radio Vatikan zu erfahren und sich direkt mitHerrn Galgano unterhalten zu koennen.(Bernd Seiser-D, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 19)VIETNAM 9635.846 VoVietnam 1st px from Son Tay bcast site heardat 0538 UT, S=5-6 signal strength noted in remote SDR Nagoya Japan.[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz](wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 25)
PSK31; VDA + G5RV; QSL also OK via HL1AHS direct: Sookun Chae, 1007 Jeil Bldg, 379 Yeouidaebang-ro, Yeoungdeungpo-Gu, Seoul, 07333, South Korea2017 Jun242017 Jul01SvalbardJW7QIALA7QIATDDX20170615By LA7QIA; focus on 6m, perhaps 70Mhz; CW SSB + digital2017 Jun262017 Jul06Maldives8Q7RNLotWG4IRN20170620By G4IRN; CW; 100w; wires; holiday style operation; QSL also OK via G4IRN and Club Log2017 Jun272017 Jul08Haiti4V1GW3HNKTDDX20170620By W3CMP N3BNA; focus on 6 4m2017 Jun282017 Jul02PalauT88TJAuto BuroDXNews20170501By JR1FKR fm Koror I (IOTA OC-009; 40 20 17 15 10m; SSB RTTY2017 Jun282017 Jul04East KiribatiT32AZKH6QJ425DXN20170616By KH6QJ fm Christmas I, (IOTA OC-024); 80-10m (no WARC)2017 Jun282017 Aug14BoliviaCP1XRMLotWTDDX20170619By EA5RM; SSB + digital; spare time operation; QSL also OK via EA5RM direct2017 Jun292017 Jul09Isle of ManGD4SKAM0OXO425DXN20170616By GW4SKA fm IOTA EU-116; HF; RTTY JT642017 Jun292017 Jul17French PolynesiaTX5EGLotWDXNews20170427By F6BCW F6DTZ F6IPT F1MNQ F1TCV fm Huahine I (IOTA OC-067); 80-12m; QSL also OK via F6BCW (Buro or direct), Club Log, eQSLSun: Three tiny sunspots are not going to cause any trouble.No transfer news at Stoke yet, though lots of rumours.As of now Middlesex are having a real good go at Yorkshire down at Lords. I was there yesterday and if it lasts out Ill be there tomorrow. Yorkshire are following on with two days to go!
AUDIOAmateur Radio Newsline Report Number 2070 with a release date of Friday, June 30, 2017 to follow in 5-4-3-2-1.The following is a QST. New Zealand prepares for the nation's first satellite. Kids in Tennessee find that amateur radio is more than just a museum piece. A special government assignment has hams in India listening carefully on the bands -- and in South Carolina, one ham club was offering a wearable keepsake of this year's Field Day. All this and more as Amateur Radio Newsline Report 2070 comes your way right now.**BILLBOARD CART**SETTING THE STAGE FOR NEW ZEALAND SATELLITENEIL/ANCHOR: New Zealand has more than just the America's Cup to be proud of: the nation has its own first satellite, KiwiSAT, and it's just about ready for prime time. Well, it does need a few more team members to see the project through. If you're in New Zealand and can help, listen to this report from Amateur Radio Newsline's Jim Meachen ZL2BHF.JIM's REPORT: Awaiting its launch after a series of setbacks, the satellite known as KiwiSAT has delivered a message to the New Zealand amateur community: Take me to your leader. The amateur radio satellite is at its staging point, ready to transport a payload of big hopes and dreams for New Zealand's ham community as the nation's first satellite. The on-again, off-again project has suffered from a variety of obstacles over the years but AMSAT-ZL is hoping to get it into orbit at last. Organizers have been collecting names of KiwiSAT members and other amateurs who have stepped forward to serve as launch coordinator or part of the support team working with the coordinator. There is already an engineering team prepared to move forward so the priority for now has been to conduct environmental testing of KiwiSAT and then tend to the details of launch timing, coordination and funding. The project has also been in search of a new leader of the engineering team who can take up the reins from Fred Kennedy ZL1BYP, who has stepped down due to medical issues.For Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Jim Meachen, ZL2BHF(NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION OF RADIO TRANSMITTERS)**SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT FOR HAMS IN WEST BENGALNEIL/ANCHOR: In India, the government of West Bengal has reached out to a local amateur radio club for a different kind of listening assignment on the bands. This is DXing with a rather different purpose. We hear the details from Amateur Radio Newsline's Jeremy Boot G4NJH.JEREMY's REPORT: Hams in West Bengal have been asked to listen for radio communications between leaders of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha, a separatist movement trying to create a new state in that region of India. Media reports said the government believes that the GJM has established small radio stations in the plains and hills of the region and continues to be able to communicate despite government shutdown of cable and internet services as of the 18th of June.Ambarish Nag Biswas VU2JFA, secretary of the West Bengal Amateur Radio Club, told the local media that long conversations have been detected in Nepali and Tibetan but the content was classified and
he would not speak further about the club's involvement.Police raided the separatists' office on June 15 and confiscated two radios. Authorities quoted in local Indian media said that there have been suspicious signals in code sent between the activists and other regions. Police said they decided to call the ham radio operators in after they discovered the radios, hoping the hams could help track the activities. GJM leaders are believed to be in hiding following a period of violence and agitation as supporters of the movement have gone on an indefinite strike.In various media reports Roshan Giri, the general secretary of the GJM, has denied existence of the radios, saying the government has sought to defame the movement.For Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Jeremy Boot G4NJH.(THE INDIAN EXPRESS)**MUSEUM-QUALITY QSOs IN TENNESSEENEIL/ANCHOR: Does ham radio belong in a museum? Well, some kids in Tennesse would say yes but not because amateur radio is a relic. It's just that the local children's museum is where radio comes alive for them. Here's Amateur Radio Newsline's Mike Askins KE5CXP with that story.MIKE'S REPORT: Youngsters in Oak Ridge, Tennessee who got on the air for ARRL Kids Day had QSOs that were true museum-quality contacts. That's because the kids, who ranged in age from 4 to 11, were operating from inside the Children's Museum of Oak Ridge. Every third Sunday afternoon of the month, the Oak Ridge Amateur Radio Club hosts its amateur radio outreach day for the kids and in June that happened to coincide with ARRL's Kids Day on June 18. The youngsters learned - and transmitted - their names in Morse code, learned a little bit of radio science and then keyed their mics and got on the air.The event took place in the museum's Discovery Lab - a great place for kids to discover the magic of radio. Jim Bogard KY4L, said the museum and the amateur radio club have a longstanding relationship with one another and recently signed a memorandum of understanding that may eventually lead to a permanent amateur radio exhibit at the museum. Jim said the concept would include an operating amateur radio station as well as equipment used during World War II when Oak Ridge was founded during the Manhattan Project.Meanwhile, he said the museum and the ham club are looking forward to the next Amateur Radio Outreach day for youngsters, which will be Sunday July 16th.For Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Mike Askins KE5CXP.(OAK RIDGE TODAY NEWSPAPER)**JAKARTA PREPS FOR AMATEUR RADIO FAIRNEIL/ANCHOR: If hams in Indonesia are a little preoccupied right now, it's because there's a big happening in the middle of the month: the Jakarta Amateur Radio Fair. Amateur Radio Newsline's John Williams VK4JJW tells us more.JOHN'S REPORT: It's the season for ham gatherings - from Dayton Hamvention in the U.S. to Germany's Ham Radio Friedrichshafen -- and now hams in Indonesia are preparing for their own big annual radio fair in Jakarta. The two-day event is set for the 15th and 16th of July - the same weekend as Ham Radio Friedrichshafen - but Indonesia's is taking place
in North Jakarta's Ancol Beach City. The activities will include mobile and walking direction-finding exercises, a Code receiving contest, a logging contest, a QSL card challenge and everyone's favorite activity of all - shopping for the latest equipment. A number of radio innovators will be on hand to discuss new technological developments and ways to improve radio service. The Jakarta Amateur Radio Fair will also host a special event station - be listening for the call sign YB0JARF - if you can't get there in person. Of course, you'll be missing out on all the giveaways and plenty of food but if propagation is right, you'll get a QSL card.For Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm John Williams, VK4JJW.(NZART, Jakarta Amateur Radio Fair, Southgate Amateur Radio News)**BREAK HERE: Time for you to identify your station. We are the Amateur Radio Newsline, heard on bulletin stations around the world, including the W3BN repeater of Pennsylvania's Reading Radio Club on Fridays at 8 p.m. during the On-The-Air Net.**100-YEAR-OLD MILWAUKEE CLUB IS AN "OM" AMONG OMsNEIL/ANCHOR: Now it's time to meet a club that's an "OM" among OMs. It's in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Amateur Radio Newsline's Paul Braun WD9GCO spoke to one of its members.PAUL's REPORT: There are quite a few ham radio clubs scattered all over the world. However, not many of them can claim to be as old as the Milwaukee Radio Amateur's Club, which is celebrating its centennial this year. I spoke with Dave DeFebo, WB9BWP, about the club.DAVE: Four guys got together in January of 1917 and started a club that was based in the center of Milwaukee. There were already a few clubs in some surrounding suburbs, but back then people didn't have cars and transportation wasn't as prevalent so there was a number of these smaller clubs scattered around.PAUL: The club has already had a couple of special events, and will have a few more, according to DeFebo:DAVE: We had a parking-lot hamfest during Field Day weekend for those that couldn't make it. This year it was raining so we had to move it inside the building, unfortunately the bands didn't cooperate well.One of our members who's a motorcycle rider made arrangements with a dealer in town, House of Harley-Davidson. We spent Saturday there - the morning wasn't bad, we made a bunch of contacts - but by afternoon, things really died and we really didn't see a lot of contacts.PAUL: You'll want to keep an ear open for the W9RH call during the remainder of 2017, as many club members may be using it:DAVE: We are running, throughout the year for any individual members, if somebody wants to do a weekend or a weekday or something we let them go out and be W9RH/100 and we'll have some certificates and things later in the year.PAUL: If you'd like more information on the Milwaukee Radio Amateur's Club and its history, go to their website at www.w9rh.org. According to DeFebo, they actually have all club documents going back to 1917 and they are in the process of digitizing the archives with the
intent of making them available.If you're in the Milwaukee area, the club will be holding a banquet on October 21st as the official celebration of the centennial.From all of us here, congratulations to the Milwaukee Radio Amateur's Club on one hundred years, and here's to a bright future.For Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Paul Braun, WD9GCO**2 WEEKS TO NATIONAL SCOUT JAMBOREENEIL/ANCHOR: What'a happening in Radio Scouting? There's barely a month left until the National Scout Jamboree. The team is busy preparing, as we hear from Amateur Radio Newsline's Bill Stearns NE4RD.BILL'S REPORT: This week in Radio Scouting we hear from Jim Wilson, K5ND, the president of the K2BSA amateur radio association. Jim sent out a video to all the team members to help them prepare for the National Scout Jamboree. Members start arriving in two weeks and the event runs from July 15th through the 28th at The Summit Betchel Reserve in WV. Here's Jim talking about the goals of the operation and he also introduces the team leaders.JIM: Our overall goal is to provide Scouts exposure to amateur radio, explain what it is, how it is relevant to them, and provide an opportunity to try as many aspects of the hobby as possible within the constraints of the Jamboree.Were not selling amateur radio, but we are sharing it with the sincere hope that many will be favorably impressed or at least better informed. Ideally, a few will pursue it as a hobby or even as an inspiration for a career option.Our targets for Amateur Radio Demonstrations are 10% of Jamboree participants, that's about 3,000 Scouts.Radio Merit Badge Our target is 400 Scouts.ARDF-Foxhunting We hope to see 100 teams compete in the course.We also will be operating a Special Event Station with many amateur radio operators across the country and around the world seeking to make a contact with K2BSA. Propagation willing, we hope to provide that opportunity.Let me introduce you to our leadership Team:Bill Bode, N4WEB, and Demi Pulas, K4BSA, are leading our demonstration station. They are both back from the K2BSA 2013 operation and Demi has served as a staff member for several World JamboreesPhil Westover, WA7URV, and Gary Wilson, K2GW, lead our radio merit badge training. Phil has worked long and hard on animated slide decks for the training. Gary has long been involved in developing radio merit badge training and both have activated a number of Jamboree on the Air stations.Keith Kaiser, WA0TJT, and Mike Crownover, AD5A, lead the fox hunting activities and Mike will be activating a Summit on the Air from Garden Ground during the Jamboree. Keith activated fox hunting for the 2013 Jamboree. Both are heavily involved in their local JOTA operations.Russ Mickiewicz, N7QR, is responsible for our technical support team. Hes been at every Jamboree since 2001, most of those with the K2BSA operation.Bill Stearns, NE4RD, claims to be a NERD, but is also very good at working public relations. Hes active in all aspects of Radio Scouting and will be handling our social media and PR outreach.There are another 40 plus staff members youll
be working with at the Jamboree. Every single one has an extraordinary Scout background. And, theyve given up their summer vacation to spend it with you. Lets all make the most of it.For more info on K2BSA and Radio Scouting, please visit www.k2bsa.net. For Amateur Radio Newsline and the K2BSA Radio Association this is Bill Stearns NE4RD.**WORLD OF DXIn the world of DX, be listening for Antonio EA5RM in Bolivia. He is on the air until August 14th and will use his call sign CP1XRM. Send QSLs directly to his home call.John G4IRN will be on the air, operating holiday-style from the Maldive Islands through July 6th. Listen for him using the call sign 8Q7RN. Send QSLs via Club Log OQRS. Logs will also be uploaded to Logbook of The World.You have until July 4th to contact Ken KH6QJ in East Kiribati using the call sign T32AZ. Send QSLs via his home call.(IRISH RADIO TRANSMITTERS SOCIETY)**KICKER: REPLACING A CW FIST WITH A WRISTNEIL: Finally, with Field Day behind us, we visit with one club in South Carolina that had a gem of an idea for Field Day: jewelry, ham-radio style. Amateur Radio Newsline's Jim Damron N8TMW tells us more.JIM's REPORT: When you're a ham looking to get the message out in flawless CW, would could be better than having a good fist? How about........a good wrist? While tens of thousands of hams throughout North America took to their straight keys and their mics recently for ARRL Field Day, the Anderson Radio Club in South Carolina added another communications mode into the mix: the Morse code bracelet. Out there amid the radios and the generators near the Anderson Civic Center was a table beneath a tent offering an assortment of colored beads, string and clasps. Visitors were encouraged to learn a little Code first and then spell their names out with beads representing dots, dashes and spaces between. From there, they made the bracelets. Best of all no amateur license necessary.Of course, there turned out to be a bit of hidden message behind all that wearable CW. It said: "Become a licensed ham and all this can be yours next time." So perhaps next year some of the guests will indeed be back - and this time, they'll be wearing a headset instead.For Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Jim Damron, N8TMW.(ANDERSON INDEPENDENT MAIL, MARGIE SPANGENBERG KK4AGN)**NEWSCAST CLOSE: With thanks to Alan Labs; Amateur News Weekly; the Anderson Independent Mail; the ARRL; the Associated Press; CQ Magazine; Hap Holly and the Rain Report; The Indian Express; Irish Radio Transmitters Society; Jakarta Amateur Radio Fair; K2BSA; The New York Times; Margie Spangenberg KK4AGN; New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters; Oak Ridge Today; Ohio Penn DX Bulletin; Southgate Amateur Radio News; Ted Randall's QSO Radio Show; WTWW Shortwave; and you our listeners, that's all from the Amateur Radio Newsline. Please send emails to our address at newsline@arnewsline.org. More information is available at Amateur Radio Newsline's only official website located at www.arnewsline.org.For now, with Caryn Eve Murray, KD2GUT, at the news desk in New York, and our news
Jul 2 + PODXS 070 Club 40m Firecracker Sprint 2000Z, Jul 1 to 2000Z, Jul 2 + 10-10 Int. Spirit of 76 QSO Party 0001Z, Jul 3 to 2400Z, Jul 9 + IQRP Quarterly Marathon 0800Z, Jul 3 to 2000Z, Jul 9 + RSGB 80m Club Championship, CW 1900Z-2030Z, Jul 3 + ARS Spartan Sprint 0100Z-0300Z, Jul 4 + Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Jul 5 + NRAU 10m Activity Contest 1700Z-1800Z, Jul 6 (CW) and 1800Z-1900Z, Jul 6 (SSB) and 1900Z-2000Z, Jul 6 (FM) and 2000Z-2100Z, Jul 6 (Dig Upcoming activity (though not guaranteed to be on 10m). Information from NG3K, DXwatch.com and 425DXnews 2017 May15 2017 Jul15 Minami Torishima JD1 [spots] JA8CJY DXNews 20170403 By JG8NQJ as JG8NQJ/JD1 fm IOTA OC-073 (QL64xg); 80-6m; CW RTTY; begin and end dates approximate June 2017 Jun19 2017 Jul10 Azores CT8 [spots] DC8TM Direct 425DXN 20170616 By DC8TM as CT8/DC8TM/p fm islands in IOTA EU175 EU-089 EU-003; 20 17m; SSB 2017 Jun21 2017 Jul16 St Lucia J68GD [spots] LoTW TDDX 20170623 By K9AW; 80-10m; QRV for IARU WC Contest; QSL also OK via K9AW 2017 Jun24 2017 Jun29 Micronesia V6J [spots] JP3AYQ Direct DXNews 20170604 By JA3FGJ JA3KGF JJ3CIG JP3AYQ fm Mokil I (IOTA OC-226); HF; CW SSB RTTY PSK JT65; QSL also OK via Club Log 2017 Jun24 2017 Jul01 Christmas I VK9AA [spots] LotW DXNews 20170428 By HL1AHS fm IOTA OC-002 (OK20uj); 80-6m; CW SSB RTTY PSK31; VDA + G5RV; QSL also OK via HL1AHS direct: Sookun Chae, 1007 Jeil Bldg, 379 Yeouidaebang-ro, Yeoungdeungpo-Gu, Seoul, 07333, South Korea 2017 Jun24 2017 Jul01 Svalbard JW7QIA [spots] LA7QIA TDDX 20170615 By LA7QIA; focus on 6m, perhaps 70Mhz; CW SSB + digital 2017 Jun26 2017 Jul06 Maldives 8Q7RN [spots] LotW G4IRN 20170620 By G4IRN; CW; 100w; wires; holiday style operation; QSL also OK via G4IRN and Club Log 2017 Jun27 2017 Jul08 Haiti 4V1G [spots] W3HNK TDDX 20170620 By W3CMP N3BNA; focus on 6 4m 2017 Jun28 2017 Jul02 Palau T88TJ Home Call DXNews 20170501 By JR1FKR as T88TJ and JH1MLO as T88HR fm Koror I (IOTA OC-009); 80-15m; SSB RTTY 2017 Jun28 2017 Jul04 East Kiribati T32AZ KH6QJ 425DXN 20170616 By KH6QJ fm Christmas I, (IOTA OC-024); 80-10m (no WARC) 2017 Jun28 2017 Aug14 Bolivia CP1XRM LotW TDDX 20170619 By EA5RM; SSB + digital; spare time operation; QSL also OK via EA5RM direct 2017 Jun29 2017 Jul09 Isle of Man GD4SKA M0OXO 425DXN 20170616 By GW4SKA fm IOTA EU-116; HF; RTTY JT64 2017 Jun29 2017 Jul17 French Polynesia TX5EG LotW DXNews 20170427 By F6BCW F6DTZ F6IPT F1MNQ F1TCV fm Huahine I (IOTA OC-067); 80-12m; QSL also OK via F6BCW (Buro or direct), Club Log, eQSL July 2017 Jul01 2017 Jul07 Market Reef OJ0V ON5TC DXW.Net 20170312 By ON5TQ ON6QO ON2KMJ ON8VP fm IOTA EU-053; 80-10m; CW SSB 2017 Jul01 2017 Jul09 Crete SX9VK LotW SV1JG 20170616 By VK2IR SV1JG SV1GE SV1ME SV1AJO fm IOTA EU-187; HF + 6m; CW SSB RTTY; QSL also OK via SV1JG (Buro or direct) and Club Log 2017 Jul01 2017 Jul09 St Kitts & Nevis V4 TDDX 20170221 By KE1B as
V4/KE1B and W6NN as V4/W6NN; 40-10m; 100w; Buddipole; QRV M/2 for IARU Contest using V4/KE1B 2017 Jul03 2017 Jul14 Laos XW4XR LotW TDDX 20170626 By 3W3B; 40-10m, perhaps 6m; CW RTTY JT65; QSL also OK via E21EIC 2017 Jul04 2017 Jul18 St Pierre & Miquelon FP LotW TDDX 20170105 By KV1J as FP/KV1J; 160-6m; SSB RTTY, some CW + digital; QSL also OK via KV1J (Buro or direct) and Club Log 2017 Jul06 2017 Jul09 Luxembourg LX Home Call PG5M 20170627 By PA5X as LX/PA5X and PG5M as LX/PG5M; 160-10m; CW SSB JT65; QSL also OK via PG5M OQRS (see Web for details) Sun: One sunspot. Not much activity forecast. Not much happening on the sport front. Everton are spending. So far just speculation at Stoke City. The Lions got beat but then The All Blacks are the best in the world.
(L), (C), (e)PG400TH via PA3ETCPI40BOZ via PD3JAGPJ7/K9UK via K9UKPJ7/KK9N via KK9NPJ7/W9AEB via W9AEBPJ7/W9DR via W9DRPJ7/W9KXQ via W9KXQR100FNR via RX3F (d), (C)R100K via RA1OD (d/B)R100PK via RV3YRR110A via RU3WRR1608M via RK3AWR17CHL via UA6YW (d/B)R17CMR via K2PF (d), (C)R17CUP via R4AS (B)R17MEX via RW1FR17RUS via RQ7L (B), (C)R1945M via RK3AWR2017SS via RW3WWW (B), (L), (e)R80PSP via UA3QIIRA80SP via RN3FY (d), (e)RQ80SP via RN3FY (d), (e)RI1ANO via RN1ON (d/B), (L), (C)S5100LIONS via S53DOXS557E via (B), S50O (d), (L)SC90SM via SK5SM (B)SN100F via SP5CGN (d/B), (e)SN10SSR via SP7SSR (d/B)SN5PSK via SP9MZX (d/B)SP660K (C), (O)SV8/GM0LVI/p via GM0LVI (d/B)T8CW via JA0FOX (B), (L),JH0IXE (d), (e)T88FM via JM1LIGT88HR via JH1MLO (d/B)T88HY via JL1HYHT88MK via JO3LVGT88MZ via JH0CKF (d/B)T88NC via JI6NCYT88RR via JA6UBYT88TJ via JR1FKR (d/B)T88VV via JH6DULTJ3SN via IZ1BZV (d), (L)TK/IZ5CMI via IZ5CMI (d/B), (C)TM160BF (B)TM17PGM via F4FCE (d/B)TM24H via F6KFI (d/B)TM500LH via F6KOH, (e)TR8CA via F6CBCTX5EG via F6BCW (d/B), (C), (L)TX5JF via F6CTF (d/B), (e)TY2AC via DL9USA (d), IZ1BZVTY2CD via N4GNR (d), (L)V31CI via KG5CCI (d), (L)V31YB (L)V6J via JP3AYQ (d)VK9AA via HL2UVHVP8DPJ (e)VQ9ZZ via N1ZZZ (d)W6/VK3XV via VK3XV (d), (L), (e)XM1150CAN (B), (L), (e)XM3CARF via VE3FRG (d/B)XO1X via KC1CWFYO6EZ/p (d/B)YV50ARV via YV5DTA, (L)Z25DX via KC0W (d)ZL7DX (d)ZL7QT (d)ZS8Z via ZS1LS (d)(d) = direct (B) = bureau ok (L) = LoTW (O) = OQRS(C) = ClubLog (e) = eQSL (*) = new manager (Q) = QRZ.COMQSL via bureau: JT5FW, S9YY, T6SM, VK9CK, ZF35LC, ZX14SIPQSL via LoTW: 3B8MM, A91SD, EA9/DJ6TF, IQ1ZC, JV5A, LU1VM, LU1HVK, VK3MI, VR2XMT, ZS6PThanks for contributing to this issue of the DXNL: N4AA & QRZ DX, I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425 DX News, DxCoffee, DX World, VA3RJ, KB8NW & OPDX-Bulletin, DC8TM, DE1MGP, DF6EX (fuer WIN-QSL), DJ5AV, DJ7AO, DJ9ZB, DK8JB, DL1BAH, DL1SBF, DL7MAE, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, M0KSJ, NG3K & ADXO, OE2IKN, OM3CND, OZ0J, OZ6OM & 50 MHz DX News, RSGB IOTA Homepage, W3UR & The Daily DX u.a.