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Semi Automatic Key evening
DATE: Annually on the 3rd Wednesday in February TIME: 1900-2030 UTC PARTICIPANTS: All licensed amateurs using a semi automatic key (bug). No hand keys or elbugs. FREQUENCIES: 3,510 – 3,560 kHz CALL: CQ BUG EXCHANGE.: RST + QSO-No./the year the OP used a bug successfully for the first time. Example: 579001/61 SCORING: Every complete QSO…
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Semi Automatic Bug Evening
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PACC 2012
October 10th, 2012, PACC 2012 QSL-card is ready This years’ PACC contest resulted in 840 QSO’s and 5th position in single-op, all, low, CW. All worked stations will receive the special QSL card soon. Picture is showing the Hanzeboog, near Hattem, a railwaybridge which arches across ijseldelta, connecting the provinces Gelderland and Overijssel. It rests…
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40M Band: My favourite CW band
40M is my favourite band the last few years as it is like a HF band that works at night time but allows you to work any distance, if properly equipped. The widely differing propagation conditions on 7MHz during a 24hrs period, and the differences between summer and winter conditions, make this a very useful…
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160M Band: Gentlemens’ or Top band
Just above the mediumwave broadcast band, 160 meters is the lowest radio frequency band allocation available to radio amateurs operators in most countries. Seasoned operators often refer to 160 meters as Top Band, it is also sometimes referred to as the “Gentleman’s Band” in comparison to the often-freewheeling 20 and 80 meter band allocations. The…
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