Itu adalah tajuk rencana akhbar berita Harian bertarikh 10 Februari 2012 hari Jumaat yang ditulis oleh Azrul Affandi Sobry. Tahniah diucapkan kepada penulis atas rencana yang secara tidak langsung telah membuka mata masyarakat tentang kepentingan radio amatur dalam kehidupan seharian. Walaupun penulis lebih tertumpu pada radio dua hala yang secara tidak langsung turut mempromosikan perkhidmatan radio amatur.
Menurut rencana beliau lagi sehingga hari ini terdapat 8,943 orang memiliki lesen kelas B manakala seramai 648 orang memilki lesen kelas A. Sumber rujukan beliau daripada SKMM. Berdasarkan statistik tersebut 9W menguasai perkhidmatan radio amatur di Malaysia. SKMM bolehlah mensasarkan sehingga 10 ribu pemegang 9W dan 1 ribu pemegang 9M bagi memperbanyakkan lagi pemegang lesen radio amatur di Malaysia.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
RUMAH UNTUK DIJUAL
Apartment Seri Dahlia Bandar Seri Putra
Tingkat 4
Unit D-4-5, Seri Dahlia, Blok D, Jalan Seri Putra 4, Bandar Seri Putra, Bangi, 43000 Kajang
Price : RM 90 000
Type: Apartments, For sale
Area: Bandar Seri Putra, Bangi, Selangor.
Title type: Freehold
Size: 652 sq.ft.
Bedrooms: 3
Bathroom: 2
Property Type:Apartment/ Flat
Facilities: Kedai, Sekolah Kebangsaan, Sekolah Rendah Agama dan Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bandar Seri Putra, Bank Simpanan Nasional, Klinik Kesihatan Kerajaan dan Swasta, Petronas, Balai Polis, Surau, Padang Bola, Taman permainan kanak-kanak, Nurseri, Tesco, Mc Donalds dan lain-lain lagi
Perhubungan: PLUS exit Putra Mahkota
Lekas Highway melalui jalan Bangi -Semenyih exit Semenyih
Nilai 3 exit Nilai
Jalan Bangi-Kajang
Jalan Bangi- Dengkil- Putrajaya
Stesen Komuter Bangi
Pusat Pengajian Tinggi: KUIS, USIM, UKM, GMI, MFI, UPM
Berminat hubungi: Zaiham 017-3597612
Tingkat 4
Unit D-4-5, Seri Dahlia, Blok D, Jalan Seri Putra 4, Bandar Seri Putra, Bangi, 43000 Kajang
Price : RM 90 000
Type: Apartments, For sale
Area: Bandar Seri Putra, Bangi, Selangor.
Title type: Freehold
Size: 652 sq.ft.
Bedrooms: 3
Bathroom: 2
Property Type:Apartment/ Flat
Facilities: Kedai, Sekolah Kebangsaan, Sekolah Rendah Agama dan Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bandar Seri Putra, Bank Simpanan Nasional, Klinik Kesihatan Kerajaan dan Swasta, Petronas, Balai Polis, Surau, Padang Bola, Taman permainan kanak-kanak, Nurseri, Tesco, Mc Donalds dan lain-lain lagi
Perhubungan: PLUS exit Putra Mahkota
Lekas Highway melalui jalan Bangi -Semenyih exit Semenyih
Nilai 3 exit Nilai
Jalan Bangi-Kajang
Jalan Bangi- Dengkil- Putrajaya
Stesen Komuter Bangi
Pusat Pengajian Tinggi: KUIS, USIM, UKM, GMI, MFI, UPM
Berminat hubungi: Zaiham 017-3597612
Cuti Habis
Seminggu cuti tahun baru cina ini makin hampir. Sepanjang cuti ini aku dan xyl tidak ke mana. Inilah peluang aku monitor melalui webSDR apabila ada kelapangan.
Selepas solar flare hari isnin yang lalu 40m band di Eropah dan Amerika mengalami gangguan. Betullah kata pakar bahawa propagasi untuk 40m ke atas akan terganggu.
Semasa CQ 40 ON7USB webSDR di German kebanyakan stesen yang dapat dicopy adalah di Eropah sahaja. Satu stesen special callsign iaitu 9A208DX sempena 20 tahun 9A. Bila pula nak sambut sempena 9W pula hihi? Bila merujuk kepada QRZ.com db ON7USB yang tertera web logbook (HRDLOG.net) baru aku perasaan bila tertera on air masa itu memang dia sedang ke udara tertulis frekuensi sekali. Oh sekarang baru aku faham macam mana kita hendak tahu sama ada rakan sedang ke udara.
Semasa Malaysia 40m net malam rabu itu aku cuba-cuba juga hendak monitor tetapi tidak kedengaran audio dari Malaysia. Aku guna webSDR dari Sepanyol, Poland dan Romania. Agaknya propagasi kurang menarik dari Malaysia ke Eropah selepas ribut solar yang tertinggi dicatat setakat ini. Maklum balas dari rakan 9M tentang check net malam itu masih belum ada dientri yang lepas. Esok ahad kalau ada kelapangan satu lagi net di pagi hari bolehlah monitor.
Semasa mencari-cari stesen di webSDR Warwick, Rhode Island kedengaran audio yang jauh kebelakang iaitu VP6T. Ini adalah stesen dxpedition di Pulau Pitcairn. Dxpdc ini bermula dari 20 Januari hingga 4 Februari 2012.
Pulau ini terletak di Lautan Pasifik Selatan iaitu 13948.1km dari base aku kalau jarak long path ialah 26055.1km. Jadi pulau ini terletak diantara Malaysia dan Rhode Island. Aku guna internet ke Rhode Island manakala gelombang radio dari Pulau Pitcairn ke Rhode Island. Itulah seronoknya radio dapat menghubungkan mana-mana rakan di serata dunia. Bagusnya dxpdc adalah dapat membantu rakan mendapat callsign yang jarang kedengaran bagi mencapai award-award yang ditawarkan ataupun DXCC
Semalam aku monitor ON7TQ di Belgium menggunakan webSDR YO3GGX di Bucharest Romania. Menurut beliau propagasi 40m pada malam itu kurang memberangsangkan terutama audio dari Amerika Utara. Beliau menggunakan 7.166MHz aku dapat mengesannya pada jam 01:02Z hinggalah beliau QRT jam 3 untuk masuk tidur. Selepas beliau QRT kedengaran banyak stesen berpusu-pusu masuk di 7.163MHz . Antara stesen yang kedengaran 59 adalah SP2SJC, R3ZF, KP4MS, S56P, SP6HEQ dan banyak lagi. Ini menunjukan selepas pukul 3 pagi band mula aktif.
Pagi ini pula aku monitor stesen KP2AD St Thomas US Virgin Island. Aku menggunakan webSDR Rhode Island USA jadi tidak hairanlah audio di Caribean dapat dicapai. Kebanyakan audio tidak kedengaran aku copy apa yang disebut oleh beliau sahaja. Propagasi masih kurang memberangsangkan lagi bagi 40m band.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
Selepas solar flare hari isnin yang lalu 40m band di Eropah dan Amerika mengalami gangguan. Betullah kata pakar bahawa propagasi untuk 40m ke atas akan terganggu.
Semasa CQ 40 ON7USB webSDR di German kebanyakan stesen yang dapat dicopy adalah di Eropah sahaja. Satu stesen special callsign iaitu 9A208DX sempena 20 tahun 9A. Bila pula nak sambut sempena 9W pula hihi? Bila merujuk kepada QRZ.com db ON7USB yang tertera web logbook (HRDLOG.net) baru aku perasaan bila tertera on air masa itu memang dia sedang ke udara tertulis frekuensi sekali. Oh sekarang baru aku faham macam mana kita hendak tahu sama ada rakan sedang ke udara.
Semasa Malaysia 40m net malam rabu itu aku cuba-cuba juga hendak monitor tetapi tidak kedengaran audio dari Malaysia. Aku guna webSDR dari Sepanyol, Poland dan Romania. Agaknya propagasi kurang menarik dari Malaysia ke Eropah selepas ribut solar yang tertinggi dicatat setakat ini. Maklum balas dari rakan 9M tentang check net malam itu masih belum ada dientri yang lepas. Esok ahad kalau ada kelapangan satu lagi net di pagi hari bolehlah monitor.
Semasa mencari-cari stesen di webSDR Warwick, Rhode Island kedengaran audio yang jauh kebelakang iaitu VP6T. Ini adalah stesen dxpedition di Pulau Pitcairn. Dxpdc ini bermula dari 20 Januari hingga 4 Februari 2012.
Pulau ini terletak di Lautan Pasifik Selatan iaitu 13948.1km dari base aku kalau jarak long path ialah 26055.1km. Jadi pulau ini terletak diantara Malaysia dan Rhode Island. Aku guna internet ke Rhode Island manakala gelombang radio dari Pulau Pitcairn ke Rhode Island. Itulah seronoknya radio dapat menghubungkan mana-mana rakan di serata dunia. Bagusnya dxpdc adalah dapat membantu rakan mendapat callsign yang jarang kedengaran bagi mencapai award-award yang ditawarkan ataupun DXCC
Semalam aku monitor ON7TQ di Belgium menggunakan webSDR YO3GGX di Bucharest Romania. Menurut beliau propagasi 40m pada malam itu kurang memberangsangkan terutama audio dari Amerika Utara. Beliau menggunakan 7.166MHz aku dapat mengesannya pada jam 01:02Z hinggalah beliau QRT jam 3 untuk masuk tidur. Selepas beliau QRT kedengaran banyak stesen berpusu-pusu masuk di 7.163MHz . Antara stesen yang kedengaran 59 adalah SP2SJC, R3ZF, KP4MS, S56P, SP6HEQ dan banyak lagi. Ini menunjukan selepas pukul 3 pagi band mula aktif.
Pagi ini pula aku monitor stesen KP2AD St Thomas US Virgin Island. Aku menggunakan webSDR Rhode Island USA jadi tidak hairanlah audio di Caribean dapat dicapai. Kebanyakan audio tidak kedengaran aku copy apa yang disebut oleh beliau sahaja. Propagasi masih kurang memberangsangkan lagi bagi 40m band.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
KP2AD
20120128 03:35 7077.0 ru3ko UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120128 03:36 7077.0 RA3ZH Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120128 03:37 7077.0 YV5UM YV Venezuela 9w2dya
20120128 03:38 7077.0 YV5UVM YV Venezuela 9w2dya
20120128 03:38 7077.0 PY7BAT PY Brazil 9w2dya
20120128 03:38 7077.0 KP2AD KP2 Virgin Is. 9w2dya
20120128 03:39 7077.0 RO9O UA9 Asiatic Russia 9w2dya
20120128 03:41 7077.0 SP6SHR SP Poland 9w2dya
20120128 03:44 7077.0 YV5NVM Thanks! YV Venezuela 9w2dya
20120128 03:44 7077.0 SP5URB SP Poland 9w2dya
20120128 03:46 7077.0 PS8LPF PY Brazil 9w2dya
20120128 03:47 7077.0 SP7OMS SP Poland 9w2dya
20120128 03:50 7077.0 VE3NN Thanks! VE Canada 9w2dya
20120128 03:50 7077.0 VE3ZZ VE Canada 9w2dya
This is a WebSDR receiver. Approximate location of the receiver is: Latitude 41.670679 , Longitude -71.499541 (Warwick, Rhode Island, USA). The receiver is operated by N8LI ( aka VU2LID - http://shipwreck.yi.org:8080/ ).
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
20120128 03:36 7077.0 RA3ZH Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120128 03:37 7077.0 YV5UM YV Venezuela 9w2dya
20120128 03:38 7077.0 YV5UVM YV Venezuela 9w2dya
20120128 03:38 7077.0 PY7BAT PY Brazil 9w2dya
20120128 03:38 7077.0 KP2AD KP2 Virgin Is. 9w2dya
20120128 03:39 7077.0 RO9O UA9 Asiatic Russia 9w2dya
20120128 03:41 7077.0 SP6SHR SP Poland 9w2dya
20120128 03:44 7077.0 YV5NVM Thanks! YV Venezuela 9w2dya
20120128 03:44 7077.0 SP5URB SP Poland 9w2dya
20120128 03:46 7077.0 PS8LPF PY Brazil 9w2dya
20120128 03:47 7077.0 SP7OMS SP Poland 9w2dya
20120128 03:50 7077.0 VE3NN Thanks! VE Canada 9w2dya
20120128 03:50 7077.0 VE3ZZ VE Canada 9w2dya
This is a WebSDR receiver. Approximate location of the receiver is: Latitude 41.670679 , Longitude -71.499541 (Warwick, Rhode Island, USA). The receiver is operated by N8LI ( aka VU2LID - http://shipwreck.yi.org:8080/ ).
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
UBA SSB Contest
1 - Purpose
To contact as many Belgian and other amateurs as possible and to provide a way to achieve the WABP and the EC Awards in the "UBA Contest".
2 - Periods
SSB - January 28 - January 29, 2012 (starts every year on the last Saturday of January).
CW - February 25 - February 26, 2012 (starts every year on the last Saturday of February).
From 13:00 UTC on Saturday to 13:00 UTC on Sunday.
3 - Categories
Stations with QTH in Belgium
AH - Single Operator 6 hours High Power All Bands,
AL - Single Operator 6 hours Low Power All Bands,
BH - Single Operator 12 hours High Power All Bands,
BL - Single Operator 12 hours Low Power All Bands,
CH - Single Operator 24 hours High Power All Bands,
CL - Single Operator 24 hours Low Power All Bands,
D - Multi Operator All Bands,
E - Single Operator QRP All Bands (Maximum 18 hours of operation),
BASE - Single Operator Basic License (Restricted to ON2/ON3 stations operated by a holder of a Basic License),
F - SWL (ONL) All Bands (Rules under item 12).
Stations with QTH outside Belgium
A10HP - Single Operator 10 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A10LP - Single Operator 10 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A15HP - Single Operator 15 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A15LP - Single Operator 15 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A20HP - Single Operator 20 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A20LP - Single Operator 20 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A40HP - Single Operator 40 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A40LP - Single Operator 40 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A80HP - Single Operator 80 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A80LP - Single Operator 80 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
CHP - Single Operator High Power All Bands (24 hours of operation allowed),
CLP - Single Operator Low Power All Bands (24 hours of operation allowed),
D - Multi Operator All Bands,
E - Single Operator QRP All Bands (Maximum 18 hours of operation),
F - SWL All Bands (Rules under item 12).
Remarks:
Stations in category D are limited by the "10 minute" rule. A run station must stay at least 10 minutes on a band before changing bands. The starting time will be determined by the first QSO made on that particular band. The use of a multiplier-station however is allowed, but only to work multipliers on a different band.
High Power > 100 Watts output.
Low Power < 100 Watts output.
QRP SSB maximum 10 Watts output, CW maximum 5 Watts output.
Belgian holders of a Basic License are allowed to enter another category then BASE, but this must be indicated clearly in the log.
4 - Bands
Bands to be used: 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 meters. The IARU band plan as well as the frequencies proposed by the UBA HF Contest committee must be adhered to. At this time, the preferential frequencies are:
SSB: 3.600 - 3.650, 3.700 - 3.775, 7.060 - 7.100, 7130 - 7200, 14.125 - 14.300, 21.175 - 21.350 and 28.400 - 28.700 MHz.
CW: 3.510 - 3.560, 7.000 - 7.025, 14.000 - 14.060, 21.000 - 21.080 and 28.000 - 28.070 MHz.
The band segments 3.500 - 3.510 and 3.775 - 3.800 shall not be used unless for DX contacts (this means no one shall call "CQ Contest" in those segments).
5 - Contest call and exchange
CW "TEST UBA" - SSB "CQ UBA".
Exchange:
ON stations: RS(T) + serial number starting from 001 + Belgian province. The province is part of the exchange and must be mentioned in the log.
DX stations: RS(T) + serial number starting from 001.
6 - Scoring
Stations with QTH in Belgium
A QSO with a Belgian station 1 point,
A QSO with a station in one of DXCC countries from the European Union as listed below 2 points,
All other QSO's 3 points.
Stations with QTH outside Belgium
A QSO with a Belgian station 10 points,
A QSO with a station in one of DXCC countries from the European Union as listed below 3 points,
All other QSO's 1 point.
An additional bonus will be given depending on the percentage of QSO s with Belgium on your total valid QSO's. Example: 50 QSO's with Belgium (500 QSO points) on a total of 320 QSO's means 15.6 % of QSO's with Belgium and will give you (15,6 % of 500 Belgian QSO points) an extra of 78 QSO points on your total QSO points. This calculation will be done after the log checking.
7 - Multipliers
Stations with QTH in Belgium
All DXCC countries once on each band.
Stations with QTH outside Belgium
Once on each band.
All Belgian provinces: AN, BW, HT, LB, LG, NM, LU, OV, VB and WV. The region of Brussels: BR.
All Belgian prefixes e.g. ON4, ON5, ON6, ON7, ON8, ON9, OR0, OT4, etc...
The following DXCC countries from the European Union: 5B, 9H, CT, CT3, CU, DL, EA, EA6, EA8, EI, ES, F, FG, FM, FR , FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA, I, IS, LX, LY, LZ, OE, OH, OH0, OJ0, OK , OM, OZ, PA, S5, SM, SP, SV, SV5, SV9, SV/A, TK, YL and YO.
Remark: A QSO with a Belgian station can give you 2 multipliers (province and prefix). Multipliers count once on each band.
8 - Final Score
Total QSO points (from all bands) times the total number of multiplier points (from all bands).
9 - Special Conditions
The use of DX-Cluster facilities is permitted. Selfspotting is absolutely forbidden.
10 - Logs
Number of logs: Only 1 log per station will be accepted.
We will only accept CABRILLO logs. Rename the files to MYCALL.CBR or MYCALL.LOG where "MYCALL" is your call sign. (Example ON7SS.LOG).
Make sure you send in the right Cabrillo format. Cabrillo instructions can be found on the UBA website.
YOUR LOG:
Should be sent as a normal attachment to the e-mail.
Send as an uncompressed file.
Do NOT send more than one attachment.
In the "subject" line of your e-mail message, please include your contest callsign.
Please take a moment to check your log via a text editor before sending it, to avoid potential problems.
More info concerning the contest can be found here.
Paper logs: No paper logs are accepted anymore! A Cabrillo webapplication is available on the website of WA7BNM.
Cabrillo header must include:
Your call sign.
Your name, first name and complete address.
The category in which you took part. Logs where the category is not clear will be placed in the highest category, which is MULTIOPERATOR. (If needed edit your log with a text editor. DO NOT USE MICROSOFT WORD).
For the Multi op station, the complete list of the operators.
Incomplete logs will be used as "Check logs".
A selection of pictures (.jpg or .png) of operators in action will be published with the results, so please send us your picture in a separate mail to the contestmanager!
Remark: if you run in problems with your log, you can contact the (contestmanager) and we will try to help you.
Contestsoftware that supports the UBA Contest.
N1MM Logger (freeware).
WinOnContest from ON4AVJ (freeware).
Super Duper from EI5DI.
11 - Deadline and Address
All logs must be sent not later than 15 days after the contest.
February 13, 2012 23:59 UTC for SSB.
March 14, 2012 23:59 UTC for CW.
Late logs will not be considered for the contest and will be treated as checklog.
Send your contest logs via E-mail as an attached file to the following address:
(ubassb[at]uba[dot]be) for SSB and mention in the subject line "UBASSB - YOURCALL".
(ubacw[at]uba[dot]be) for CW and mention in the subject line "UBACW - YOURCALL".
Send your log as an attached file and not in the body of the email. Also do not zip your file. All logs must meet the specifications as outlined above. Take care that all your information is in your log. Do not put extra information in the body of your mail.
You will receive an email concerning the reception of your log. This can take sometimes more than 24 hours, we are not using a robot, so please be patient and don't send your log again before the next 24 hours.
For other info concerning the contest you can send a mail to the contestmanager.
12 - Special SWL Rules
Only stations taking part in the Contest may be logged for scoring purposes. Logs should show in columns: Time (UTC), call sign of "Station Heard", complete exchange sent by this station, call sign of station being worked and a RS(T) report on "Station Heard" at SWLs QTH. If both sides of a contest contact are heard they may be claimed as separate stations and the call signs have to appear in the "Station Heard" column. A station may only appear once per band as station heard. In the column "Station Worked" the same station may not be logged more than 10 times per band.
Please use the freeware program SWL_dqr_Log from SP7DQR. This program can be downloaded from http://sp7dqr.waw.pl/eng/index_en.html.
13 - Contest certificates
Belgian winners receive a trophy if a relevant number of QSOs is made.
AL: 150 QSOs, AH: 200 QSOs, BL: 300 QSOs, BH: 350 QSOs, CL: 600 QSOs, CH: 650 QSOs, D: 650 QSOs, E: 200 QSOs, Base: 200 QSOs, F: 300 QSOs.
Certificates will be made downloadable from the UBA Website.
The European Union Trophies go to the European Union in the Single Operator class (A, C or E) depending on who scores the most points of both the CW and the SSB Contest.
14 - Penalties and Disqualification
Penalties:
QSO’s with incomplete or incorrect exchanges will count for zero points, but no additional penalty will be applied.
QSO's that are not in the log of the other station will count for zero points, but no additional penalty will be applied.
QSO's in violation of the 10 minute rule will count for zero points, but no additional penalty will be applied.
Disqualification:
For cheating, imaginary logging and clear, repetitive and intentional violation of the contest rules.
For continuous or repetitive violation or total negation of the IARU band plan.
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To contact as many Belgian and other amateurs as possible and to provide a way to achieve the WABP and the EC Awards in the "UBA Contest".
2 - Periods
SSB - January 28 - January 29, 2012 (starts every year on the last Saturday of January).
CW - February 25 - February 26, 2012 (starts every year on the last Saturday of February).
From 13:00 UTC on Saturday to 13:00 UTC on Sunday.
3 - Categories
Stations with QTH in Belgium
AH - Single Operator 6 hours High Power All Bands,
AL - Single Operator 6 hours Low Power All Bands,
BH - Single Operator 12 hours High Power All Bands,
BL - Single Operator 12 hours Low Power All Bands,
CH - Single Operator 24 hours High Power All Bands,
CL - Single Operator 24 hours Low Power All Bands,
D - Multi Operator All Bands,
E - Single Operator QRP All Bands (Maximum 18 hours of operation),
BASE - Single Operator Basic License (Restricted to ON2/ON3 stations operated by a holder of a Basic License),
F - SWL (ONL) All Bands (Rules under item 12).
Stations with QTH outside Belgium
A10HP - Single Operator 10 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A10LP - Single Operator 10 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A15HP - Single Operator 15 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A15LP - Single Operator 15 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A20HP - Single Operator 20 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A20LP - Single Operator 20 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A40HP - Single Operator 40 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A40LP - Single Operator 40 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A80HP - Single Operator 80 meter High Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
A80LP - Single Operator 80 meter Low Power (24 hours of operation allowed),
CHP - Single Operator High Power All Bands (24 hours of operation allowed),
CLP - Single Operator Low Power All Bands (24 hours of operation allowed),
D - Multi Operator All Bands,
E - Single Operator QRP All Bands (Maximum 18 hours of operation),
F - SWL All Bands (Rules under item 12).
Remarks:
Stations in category D are limited by the "10 minute" rule. A run station must stay at least 10 minutes on a band before changing bands. The starting time will be determined by the first QSO made on that particular band. The use of a multiplier-station however is allowed, but only to work multipliers on a different band.
High Power > 100 Watts output.
Low Power < 100 Watts output.
QRP SSB maximum 10 Watts output, CW maximum 5 Watts output.
Belgian holders of a Basic License are allowed to enter another category then BASE, but this must be indicated clearly in the log.
4 - Bands
Bands to be used: 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 meters. The IARU band plan as well as the frequencies proposed by the UBA HF Contest committee must be adhered to. At this time, the preferential frequencies are:
SSB: 3.600 - 3.650, 3.700 - 3.775, 7.060 - 7.100, 7130 - 7200, 14.125 - 14.300, 21.175 - 21.350 and 28.400 - 28.700 MHz.
CW: 3.510 - 3.560, 7.000 - 7.025, 14.000 - 14.060, 21.000 - 21.080 and 28.000 - 28.070 MHz.
The band segments 3.500 - 3.510 and 3.775 - 3.800 shall not be used unless for DX contacts (this means no one shall call "CQ Contest" in those segments).
5 - Contest call and exchange
CW "TEST UBA" - SSB "CQ UBA".
Exchange:
ON stations: RS(T) + serial number starting from 001 + Belgian province. The province is part of the exchange and must be mentioned in the log.
DX stations: RS(T) + serial number starting from 001.
6 - Scoring
Stations with QTH in Belgium
A QSO with a Belgian station 1 point,
A QSO with a station in one of DXCC countries from the European Union as listed below 2 points,
All other QSO's 3 points.
Stations with QTH outside Belgium
A QSO with a Belgian station 10 points,
A QSO with a station in one of DXCC countries from the European Union as listed below 3 points,
All other QSO's 1 point.
An additional bonus will be given depending on the percentage of QSO s with Belgium on your total valid QSO's. Example: 50 QSO's with Belgium (500 QSO points) on a total of 320 QSO's means 15.6 % of QSO's with Belgium and will give you (15,6 % of 500 Belgian QSO points) an extra of 78 QSO points on your total QSO points. This calculation will be done after the log checking.
7 - Multipliers
Stations with QTH in Belgium
All DXCC countries once on each band.
Stations with QTH outside Belgium
Once on each band.
All Belgian provinces: AN, BW, HT, LB, LG, NM, LU, OV, VB and WV. The region of Brussels: BR.
All Belgian prefixes e.g. ON4, ON5, ON6, ON7, ON8, ON9, OR0, OT4, etc...
The following DXCC countries from the European Union: 5B, 9H, CT, CT3, CU, DL, EA, EA6, EA8, EI, ES, F, FG, FM, FR , FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA, I, IS, LX, LY, LZ, OE, OH, OH0, OJ0, OK , OM, OZ, PA, S5, SM, SP, SV, SV5, SV9, SV/A, TK, YL and YO.
Remark: A QSO with a Belgian station can give you 2 multipliers (province and prefix). Multipliers count once on each band.
8 - Final Score
Total QSO points (from all bands) times the total number of multiplier points (from all bands).
9 - Special Conditions
The use of DX-Cluster facilities is permitted. Selfspotting is absolutely forbidden.
10 - Logs
Number of logs: Only 1 log per station will be accepted.
We will only accept CABRILLO logs. Rename the files to MYCALL.CBR or MYCALL.LOG where "MYCALL" is your call sign. (Example ON7SS.LOG).
Make sure you send in the right Cabrillo format. Cabrillo instructions can be found on the UBA website.
YOUR LOG:
Should be sent as a normal attachment to the e-mail.
Send as an uncompressed file.
Do NOT send more than one attachment.
In the "subject" line of your e-mail message, please include your contest callsign.
Please take a moment to check your log via a text editor before sending it, to avoid potential problems.
More info concerning the contest can be found here.
Paper logs: No paper logs are accepted anymore! A Cabrillo webapplication is available on the website of WA7BNM.
Cabrillo header must include:
Your call sign.
Your name, first name and complete address.
The category in which you took part. Logs where the category is not clear will be placed in the highest category, which is MULTIOPERATOR. (If needed edit your log with a text editor. DO NOT USE MICROSOFT WORD).
For the Multi op station, the complete list of the operators.
Incomplete logs will be used as "Check logs".
A selection of pictures (.jpg or .png) of operators in action will be published with the results, so please send us your picture in a separate mail to the contestmanager!
Remark: if you run in problems with your log, you can contact the (contestmanager) and we will try to help you.
Contestsoftware that supports the UBA Contest.
N1MM Logger (freeware).
WinOnContest from ON4AVJ (freeware).
Super Duper from EI5DI.
11 - Deadline and Address
All logs must be sent not later than 15 days after the contest.
February 13, 2012 23:59 UTC for SSB.
March 14, 2012 23:59 UTC for CW.
Late logs will not be considered for the contest and will be treated as checklog.
Send your contest logs via E-mail as an attached file to the following address:
(ubassb[at]uba[dot]be) for SSB and mention in the subject line "UBASSB - YOURCALL".
(ubacw[at]uba[dot]be) for CW and mention in the subject line "UBACW - YOURCALL".
Send your log as an attached file and not in the body of the email. Also do not zip your file. All logs must meet the specifications as outlined above. Take care that all your information is in your log. Do not put extra information in the body of your mail.
You will receive an email concerning the reception of your log. This can take sometimes more than 24 hours, we are not using a robot, so please be patient and don't send your log again before the next 24 hours.
For other info concerning the contest you can send a mail to the contestmanager.
12 - Special SWL Rules
Only stations taking part in the Contest may be logged for scoring purposes. Logs should show in columns: Time (UTC), call sign of "Station Heard", complete exchange sent by this station, call sign of station being worked and a RS(T) report on "Station Heard" at SWLs QTH. If both sides of a contest contact are heard they may be claimed as separate stations and the call signs have to appear in the "Station Heard" column. A station may only appear once per band as station heard. In the column "Station Worked" the same station may not be logged more than 10 times per band.
Please use the freeware program SWL_dqr_Log from SP7DQR. This program can be downloaded from http://sp7dqr.waw.pl/eng/index_en.html.
13 - Contest certificates
Belgian winners receive a trophy if a relevant number of QSOs is made.
AL: 150 QSOs, AH: 200 QSOs, BL: 300 QSOs, BH: 350 QSOs, CL: 600 QSOs, CH: 650 QSOs, D: 650 QSOs, E: 200 QSOs, Base: 200 QSOs, F: 300 QSOs.
Certificates will be made downloadable from the UBA Website.
The European Union Trophies go to the European Union in the Single Operator class (A, C or E) depending on who scores the most points of both the CW and the SSB Contest.
14 - Penalties and Disqualification
Penalties:
QSO’s with incomplete or incorrect exchanges will count for zero points, but no additional penalty will be applied.
QSO's that are not in the log of the other station will count for zero points, but no additional penalty will be applied.
QSO's in violation of the 10 minute rule will count for zero points, but no additional penalty will be applied.
Disqualification:
For cheating, imaginary logging and clear, repetitive and intentional violation of the contest rules.
For continuous or repetitive violation or total negation of the IARU band plan.
http://www.uba.be/home
QRZ ON7TQ
20120127 00:54 7121.0 YL2GB YL Latvia 9w2dya
20120127 00:59 7121.0 YL2GB Thanks! YL Latvia 9w2dya
20120127 01:02 7166.0 W2HDI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:02 7166.0 ON7TQ Thanks! ON Belgium 9w2dya
20120127 01:03 7166.0 W4SQ Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:06 7166.0 ON7TQ Thanks! ON Belgium 9w2dya
20120127 01:08 7166.0 W4MJ Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:16 7166.0 N4AL Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:24 7166.0 N4TW Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:25 7166.0 W4BA Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:27 7166.0 WB4CTX Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:28 7166.0 W6HDG Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:29 7166.0 KE2SI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:31 7166.0 KE2SI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:31 7166.0 KB4ABW Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:32 7166.0 KB4AVW Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:34 7166.0 KB4LVW K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:46 7166.0 WA4PUB Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:49 7166.0 KC2WQH Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
WebSDR @ YO3GGX Bucharest Romania.
20120127 01:58 7163.0 SP2SJC SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 01:59 7163.0 R3ZF Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 01:59 7163.0 R3ZF Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:00 7163.0 KP4MS Thanks! KP4 Puerto Rico 9w2dya
20120127 02:03 7163.0 S56P S5 Slovenia 9w2dya
20120127 02:03 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:03 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:04 7163.0 S52KM Thanks! S5 Slovenia 9w2dya
20120127 02:04 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:05 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:07 7163.0 UY5AA Thanks! UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:07 7163.0 EA9BW EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:07 7163.0 UY5AA Thanks! UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:08 7163.0 CT2GSN Thanks! CT Portugal 9w2dya
20120127 02:09 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:09 7163.0 W3WMD Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 02:10 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:10 7163.0 UY5AA UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:11 7163.0 W3WMD Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 02:13 7163.0 RN4AA Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:13 7163.0 UY5AA UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:14 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:15 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:15 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:16 7163.0 DL5RBW Thanks! DL Germany 9w2dya
20120127 02:16 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:18 7163.0 DL5RBW Thanks! DL Germany 9w2dya
20120127 02:19 7163.0 RK3PA Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:19 7163.0 DL0XAX Thanks! DL Germany 9w2dya
20120127 02:20 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:20 7163.0 UK9AA Thanks! UK Uzbekistan 9w2dya
20120127 02:21 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:23 7163.0 UK9AA Thanks! UK Uzbekistan 9w2dya
20120127 02:25 7163.0 RW6FP Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:25 7163.0 WA4ZNY Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 02:27 7163.0 RW6FP Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:27 7163.0 KP4MS Thanks! KP4 Puerto Rico 9w2dya
20120127 02:28 7163.0 KP4MS Thanks! KP4 Puerto Rico 9w2dya
WebSDR @ YO3GGX Bucharest Romania.
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
20120127 00:59 7121.0 YL2GB Thanks! YL Latvia 9w2dya
20120127 01:02 7166.0 W2HDI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:02 7166.0 ON7TQ Thanks! ON Belgium 9w2dya
20120127 01:03 7166.0 W4SQ Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:06 7166.0 ON7TQ Thanks! ON Belgium 9w2dya
20120127 01:08 7166.0 W4MJ Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:16 7166.0 N4AL Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:24 7166.0 N4TW Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:25 7166.0 W4BA Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:27 7166.0 WB4CTX Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:28 7166.0 W6HDG Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:29 7166.0 KE2SI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:31 7166.0 KE2SI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:31 7166.0 KB4ABW Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:32 7166.0 KB4AVW Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:34 7166.0 KB4LVW K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:46 7166.0 WA4PUB Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 01:49 7166.0 KC2WQH Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
WebSDR @ YO3GGX Bucharest Romania.
20120127 01:58 7163.0 SP2SJC SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 01:59 7163.0 R3ZF Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 01:59 7163.0 R3ZF Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:00 7163.0 KP4MS Thanks! KP4 Puerto Rico 9w2dya
20120127 02:03 7163.0 S56P S5 Slovenia 9w2dya
20120127 02:03 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:03 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:04 7163.0 S52KM Thanks! S5 Slovenia 9w2dya
20120127 02:04 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:05 7163.0 SP6HEQ Thanks! SP Poland 9w2dya
20120127 02:07 7163.0 UY5AA Thanks! UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:07 7163.0 EA9BW EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:07 7163.0 UY5AA Thanks! UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:08 7163.0 CT2GSN Thanks! CT Portugal 9w2dya
20120127 02:09 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:09 7163.0 W3WMD Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 02:10 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:10 7163.0 UY5AA UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:11 7163.0 W3WMD Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 02:13 7163.0 RN4AA Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:13 7163.0 UY5AA UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120127 02:14 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:15 7163.0 EA9BW Thanks! EA9 Ceuta and Melill 9w2dya
20120127 02:15 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:16 7163.0 DL5RBW Thanks! DL Germany 9w2dya
20120127 02:16 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:18 7163.0 DL5RBW Thanks! DL Germany 9w2dya
20120127 02:19 7163.0 RK3PA Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:19 7163.0 DL0XAX Thanks! DL Germany 9w2dya
20120127 02:20 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:20 7163.0 UK9AA Thanks! UK Uzbekistan 9w2dya
20120127 02:21 7163.0 ES2EZ Thanks! ES Estonia 9w2dya
20120127 02:23 7163.0 UK9AA Thanks! UK Uzbekistan 9w2dya
20120127 02:25 7163.0 RW6FP Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:25 7163.0 WA4ZNY Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120127 02:27 7163.0 RW6FP Thanks! UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120127 02:27 7163.0 KP4MS Thanks! KP4 Puerto Rico 9w2dya
20120127 02:28 7163.0 KP4MS Thanks! KP4 Puerto Rico 9w2dya
WebSDR @ YO3GGX Bucharest Romania.
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
Pitcairn DX-Pedition, VP6T
20120126 04:21 7085.0 RU6L UA European Russia 9w2dya
20120126 04:23 7085.0 OE6MDF Thanks! OE Austria 9w2dya
20120126 04:25 7085.0 WA1DI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120126 04:27 7085.0 UR3HC UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120126 04:27 7085.0 UR3HC Thanks! UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120126 04:28 7085.0 EA1US Thanks! EA Spain 9w2dya
20120126 04:29 7085.0 IZ1LBG Thanks! I Italy 9w2dya
20120126 04:30 7085.0 SV1SNX Thanks! ! SV Greece 9w2dya
20120126 04:40 7085.0 VP6T VP6 Pitcairn I. 9w2dya
This is a WebSDR receiver. Approximate location of the receiver is: Latitude 41.670679 , Longitude -71.499541 (Warwick, Rhode Island, USA). The receiver is operated by N8LI ( aka VU2LID -
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
20120126 04:23 7085.0 OE6MDF Thanks! OE Austria 9w2dya
20120126 04:25 7085.0 WA1DI Thanks! K United States 9w2dya
20120126 04:27 7085.0 UR3HC UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120126 04:27 7085.0 UR3HC Thanks! UR Ukraine 9w2dya
20120126 04:28 7085.0 EA1US Thanks! EA Spain 9w2dya
20120126 04:29 7085.0 IZ1LBG Thanks! I Italy 9w2dya
20120126 04:30 7085.0 SV1SNX Thanks! ! SV Greece 9w2dya
20120126 04:40 7085.0 VP6T VP6 Pitcairn I. 9w2dya
This is a WebSDR receiver. Approximate location of the receiver is: Latitude 41.670679 , Longitude -71.499541 (Warwick, Rhode Island, USA). The receiver is operated by N8LI ( aka VU2LID -
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
Monitor 7.130MHz melalui webSDR
Aku teringin juga monitor Malaysian 40 meter Net yang dijalankan mengikut jadual yang terdapat dalam blog http://7130khz.blogspot.com/ Menurut jadual yang tertera pada hari ini Rabu 25 Januari dijadualkan jam 9.30 malam waktu tempatan. Pengawal rangkaian yang dipertanggungjawabkan adalah 9M2ODY.
Oleh disebabkan aku masih belum mempunyai peralatan HF maka untuk monitornya aku menggunakan internet sahaja melalui webSDR http://websdr.org/. Melalui receiver webSDR kita boleh memantau aktiviti rakan-rakan difrekuensi.
Maka tepat jam 9.30 malam aku mencari mana-mana stesen receiver webSDR yang mempunyai jalur 40M yang frekuensinya mencapai 7.130MHz. Hanya terdapat tiga stesen yang boleh membantu aku untuk monitor 40m net ini. Semuanya QTH di Eropah iaitu di Sepanyol, Poland dan Romania. Stesen di Amerika senyap sepi sahaja, cuma di Eropah banyak kedengaran audio.
Stesen pertama aku cuba monitor di frekuensi ini adalah webSDR at IDeTIC, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Sepanyol. Aku terus ke 7.130MHz tetapi tidak kedengaran sebarang audio.
Stesen kedua pula ialah webSDR SP3PGX club station at University of Zielona Gora di Poland. Masih lagi tidak kedengaran sebarang audio kalau-kalaulah audio dari rakan 9M ke udara.
Stesen terakhir adalah webSDR on Softrock Lite II located in Bucharest di Romania. Ketika ini masih lagi tiada sebarang audio kemudian kedengaran rakan berbahasa Sepanyol menyebut ciku ciku.
Maka kesimpulannya audio rakan dari Malaysia tidak kedengaran langsung di Eropah. Propagasi tidak membuka ke Eropah atau sebaliknya untuk jalur 40m malam ini. Merujuk kepada Solar Terrestrial Data Band 40m malam ini adalah poor ketika itu.
Harap rakan 9M yang check-in malam tadi boleh memberi maklum balas adakah net ini dijalankan seperti yang dijadualkan? Mana tahu satu hari nanti Malaysian 10M net pula akan diadakan. Ini dapat memberi peluang kepada rakan 9W yang aktif HF untuk check-in pula.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
Oleh disebabkan aku masih belum mempunyai peralatan HF maka untuk monitornya aku menggunakan internet sahaja melalui webSDR http://websdr.org/. Melalui receiver webSDR kita boleh memantau aktiviti rakan-rakan difrekuensi.
Maka tepat jam 9.30 malam aku mencari mana-mana stesen receiver webSDR yang mempunyai jalur 40M yang frekuensinya mencapai 7.130MHz. Hanya terdapat tiga stesen yang boleh membantu aku untuk monitor 40m net ini. Semuanya QTH di Eropah iaitu di Sepanyol, Poland dan Romania. Stesen di Amerika senyap sepi sahaja, cuma di Eropah banyak kedengaran audio.
Stesen pertama aku cuba monitor di frekuensi ini adalah webSDR at IDeTIC, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Sepanyol. Aku terus ke 7.130MHz tetapi tidak kedengaran sebarang audio.
Stesen kedua pula ialah webSDR SP3PGX club station at University of Zielona Gora di Poland. Masih lagi tidak kedengaran sebarang audio kalau-kalaulah audio dari rakan 9M ke udara.
Stesen terakhir adalah webSDR on Softrock Lite II located in Bucharest di Romania. Ketika ini masih lagi tiada sebarang audio kemudian kedengaran rakan berbahasa Sepanyol menyebut ciku ciku.
Maka kesimpulannya audio rakan dari Malaysia tidak kedengaran langsung di Eropah. Propagasi tidak membuka ke Eropah atau sebaliknya untuk jalur 40m malam ini. Merujuk kepada Solar Terrestrial Data Band 40m malam ini adalah poor ketika itu.
Harap rakan 9M yang check-in malam tadi boleh memberi maklum balas adakah net ini dijalankan seperti yang dijadualkan? Mana tahu satu hari nanti Malaysian 10M net pula akan diadakan. Ini dapat memberi peluang kepada rakan 9W yang aktif HF untuk check-in pula.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
Current Hot Callsigns @ QRZ
Current Hot Callsigns @ QRZ 04:14:19 UTC 25 Jan 2012
By number of lookups in the past 15 minutes
HK0NA 108
VP6T 70
TN2T 36
S57ET 18
K8ND 16
W4RX 13
UY2IN 12
9J2BO 12
OK2LT 11
KC7WLL 10
KC8LAO 10
N4MY 10
PJ4M 9
XE1YFS 9
BD7JUI 8
ST2AR 8
XE1GZU 8
T32TR 7
OE5MSM 7
EA1CYK 7
KC6NDC 6
VK0TH 6
XE1ZTW 6
FO4BM 6
HC5NRF 6
EA5RQ 6
DL8DC 5
BY1OK 5
AD4C 5
W6ENZ 5
TG9AHM 5
YB2CPO 4
9M2ESM 4
VP8DNT 4
W2PNE 4
W6KVA 4
PU2SDX 4
ZS1JX 4
KH6QR 4
9M8WAT 4
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
By number of lookups in the past 15 minutes
HK0NA 108
VP6T 70
TN2T 36
S57ET 18
K8ND 16
W4RX 13
UY2IN 12
9J2BO 12
OK2LT 11
KC7WLL 10
KC8LAO 10
N4MY 10
PJ4M 9
XE1YFS 9
BD7JUI 8
ST2AR 8
XE1GZU 8
T32TR 7
OE5MSM 7
EA1CYK 7
KC6NDC 6
VK0TH 6
XE1ZTW 6
FO4BM 6
HC5NRF 6
EA5RQ 6
DL8DC 5
BY1OK 5
AD4C 5
W6ENZ 5
TG9AHM 5
YB2CPO 4
9M2ESM 4
VP8DNT 4
W2PNE 4
W6KVA 4
PU2SDX 4
ZS1JX 4
KH6QR 4
9M8WAT 4
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
CQ 40
20120124 15:53 7169.4 iz7kny I Italy 9W2DYA
20120124 16:11 7147.5 9A208DX Thanks! 9A Croatia 9W2DYA
20120124 16:13 7147.5 RA4HHW Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120124 16:15 7147.5 OK1MDS Thanks! OK Czech Republic 9W2DYA
20120124 16:16 7147.5 OZ8CTH Thanks! OZ Denmark 9W2DYA
20120124 16:17 7147.5 OZ1KNT Thanks! OZ Denmark 9W2DYA
20120124 16:25 7137.0 OZ8CTH Thanks! OZ Denmark 9W2DYA
20120124 16:26 7137.0 ON7USB Thanks! ON Belgium 9W2DYA
20120124 16:26 7137.0 RN4HJQ Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120124 16:32 7137.0 IW1REG Thanks! I Italy 9W2DYA
This is a WebSDR receiver, located in southern part of Germany at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
http://auk-server.amateurfunk.uni-karlsruhe.de:8901/
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
20120124 16:11 7147.5 9A208DX Thanks! 9A Croatia 9W2DYA
20120124 16:13 7147.5 RA4HHW Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120124 16:15 7147.5 OK1MDS Thanks! OK Czech Republic 9W2DYA
20120124 16:16 7147.5 OZ8CTH Thanks! OZ Denmark 9W2DYA
20120124 16:17 7147.5 OZ1KNT Thanks! OZ Denmark 9W2DYA
20120124 16:25 7137.0 OZ8CTH Thanks! OZ Denmark 9W2DYA
20120124 16:26 7137.0 ON7USB Thanks! ON Belgium 9W2DYA
20120124 16:26 7137.0 RN4HJQ Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120124 16:32 7137.0 IW1REG Thanks! I Italy 9W2DYA
This is a WebSDR receiver, located in southern part of Germany at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
http://auk-server.amateurfunk.uni-karlsruhe.de:8901/
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
Major Solar Storm Hits Earth
The largest solar radiation storm since 2005 has struck the Earth, touching off radio blackouts, geomagnetic storms and aurora displays in upper latitudes. According to CQ Propagation Editor Tomas Hood, NW7US, a long-duration magnitude M8.7 (M9-class) X-ray flare erupted in NOAA Active Sunspot Region (AR) 1402 on January 23, peaking at 0359 UTC. This flare triggered a proton event, resulting in an S3 (Strong) Radiation (Proton) Storm and a Polar Cap Absorption (PCA) event over the polar regions.
This PCA event caused a complete radio blackout over high-latitude and polar regions. This results in any trans-polar radio paths to become as dead as a rock. This solar proton radiation storm is the strongest of the current solar cycle.
In addition, NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center said plasma from an associated coronal mass ejection was expected to arrive on January 24, with storm conditions extending into the 25th.Watch for additional degradation of HF radio conditions and enhanced auroral conditions on VHF.
http://cqnewsroom.blogspot.com/2012/01/major-solar-storm-hits-earth.html
This PCA event caused a complete radio blackout over high-latitude and polar regions. This results in any trans-polar radio paths to become as dead as a rock. This solar proton radiation storm is the strongest of the current solar cycle.
In addition, NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center said plasma from an associated coronal mass ejection was expected to arrive on January 24, with storm conditions extending into the 25th.Watch for additional degradation of HF radio conditions and enhanced auroral conditions on VHF.
http://cqnewsroom.blogspot.com/2012/01/major-solar-storm-hits-earth.html
2011 WPX SSB RESULTS SINGLE OPERATOR
West Malaysia
Band Final Score Number of QSOs Prefixes
9M2NNM A 432776 604 376
9M2TO A 53280 182 148
9M2IDJ 28 36890 132 119
9M2CQC 14 136728 237 216
9M2ZAK A 47150 151 115
9M2MRS A 1224 25 24
9W2ESM 28 14475 86 75
9W2WWW 28 2640 36 30
9W2CBL 28 1430 25 22
9W2CEH 28 198 10 9
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
Band Final Score Number of QSOs Prefixes
9M2NNM A 432776 604 376
9M2TO A 53280 182 148
9M2IDJ 28 36890 132 119
9M2CQC 14 136728 237 216
9M2ZAK A 47150 151 115
9M2MRS A 1224 25 24
9W2ESM 28 14475 86 75
9W2WWW 28 2640 36 30
9W2CBL 28 1430 25 22
9W2CEH 28 198 10 9
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
World Radiocommunication Conference 2012 (WRC-12)
World Radiocommunication Conference opens in Geneva
Focus on spectrum and satellite orbital resources will have global implications for a wireless future
Geneva, 23 January 2012 – The World Radiocommunication Conference opened in Geneva today to review and revise the Radio Regulations, the international treaty governing the use of radio-frequency spectrum and satellite orbits.
The work of this international treaty-making Conference will be conducted over four weeks until 17 February to address the changes required to the regulation of orbit/spectrum resources in the interest of the users of these scarce resources, with global implications for policy-makers, regulators, the industry as well as end-users.
Mr Tarek Al Awadhi of the United Arab Emirates was appointed Chairman of the World Radiocommunication Conference along with six Vice Chairmen: Mr D. Anstrom (United States), Mr E. Fournier (France), Mr A. Nalbandian (Armenia), Mr M. Ouhadj (Algeria), Mr H. Al-Shankiti (Saudi Arabia) and Mr A.R. Jamieson (New Zealand).
Over 3000 participants, representing more than 150 out of the ITU’s 193 Member States are expected to attend the four-week conference, making it one of the most significant ITU events. About 100 Observers from among ITU’s 700 private sector members along with international organizations will also attend the 2012 World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-12).
“The World Radiocommunication Conference will review and modify global spectrum regulations to ensure that this most precious resource is used effectively to benefit all players,” ITU Secretary-General Hamadoun Touré said. “The aim is to ensure reliable radio services are available everywhere and at any time enabling people to live and travel safely while enjoying high performance radiocommunications.”
François Rancy, Director of ITU’s Radiocommunication Bureau, said, “The decisions taken by the ITU Membership during WRC-12 will play a vital role in contributing towards improved access and development of ICT wireless infrastructure, in particular in meeting the challenges of mobile broadband and ensuring that ICTs work for the benefit of all the world’s people. The objective is to enable the introduction of the latest technological developments, while protecting investments and favouring economies of scale.”
Fuelled by rapid technological developments in information and communication technologies (ICT) along with increasing convergence of radiocommunication services in today’s communication devices, there is an urgent need to ensure the best efficiencies in the use of spectrum, a finite resource. WRC-12 will examine the technical, regulatory and operational aspects to address frequency allocation and frequency sharing to ensure high quality of radiocommunication services for maritime and aeronautical transport as well as for scientific purposes related to the environment, meteorology and climatology, disaster prediction, mitigation and relief.
The management of satellite orbital slots and associated spectrum resources will be a key area of focus for WRC-12.The Conference goal will be to ensure that the modifications made to the international procedures for the coordination and registration of satellite systems provide for equitable and efficient use of these resources.
WRC-12 will also advance the introduction of mobile broadband and other advanced technologies such as the development of Ultra High Definition Television (UHDTV), promote the use of the digital dividend resulting from the switch over to digital TV, as well as consider the potential for radiocommunications to act as a catalyst to reduce the impact of human activity on the environment.
For more information, please see www.itu.int/net/newsroom/wrc/2012/index.aspx or contact:
C21HA
DX-pedition Nauru Island, C21HA
10/01/2012 - 8/02/2012
by HA5AO and HA5UK
Nauru
The first week went away of our 4 weeks activation of Nauru. The antennas in the sea need daily maintenance. The sea is very rough and destructive. The high tide is cc. 2 meters with 1-1.5 meter high very strong waves. We can do the maintenance during the low tide, at noon. The temperature is in the sun around is 40 Co or even more, so it is very hard to working 2-3 hours in the sun every day.
The propagation was not really good in this week. The low bands, 160 and 80 meters are very noisy. The equatorial noise level is S5-S9. Not really possible to work on the low bands. The higher bands are quite O.K. to NA/SA direction. AS and OC is not a problem from here. However the EU openings are very poor. The signal level from EU is around the noise level. Very difficult to copy the EU stations. Everyone from Europe are like a very small pistol here. The operating attitude also does not help us to copy the stations. We are fully aware of the EU opening times on different bands. We are fully aware of the propagation. We try to do our best but needs your help to working with EU station. EU stations, please be patient, please listen, listen and listen. Repeat your full callsign three, four times with 20-25 wpm maximum. If we can copy a fragment only, please do not call if it does not match with your callsign. Repeat your full callsign two three times. Please check the on line log. Do not work again if you are in the log. You must cooperate. We also have strong QRM from near station, probably from VK, in the pile-up window and as well as on our QRG. It is a pity and we can not understand this attitude.
http://ha5ao.novolab.hu/
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
10/01/2012 - 8/02/2012
by HA5AO and HA5UK
Nauru
The first week went away of our 4 weeks activation of Nauru. The antennas in the sea need daily maintenance. The sea is very rough and destructive. The high tide is cc. 2 meters with 1-1.5 meter high very strong waves. We can do the maintenance during the low tide, at noon. The temperature is in the sun around is 40 Co or even more, so it is very hard to working 2-3 hours in the sun every day.
The propagation was not really good in this week. The low bands, 160 and 80 meters are very noisy. The equatorial noise level is S5-S9. Not really possible to work on the low bands. The higher bands are quite O.K. to NA/SA direction. AS and OC is not a problem from here. However the EU openings are very poor. The signal level from EU is around the noise level. Very difficult to copy the EU stations. Everyone from Europe are like a very small pistol here. The operating attitude also does not help us to copy the stations. We are fully aware of the EU opening times on different bands. We are fully aware of the propagation. We try to do our best but needs your help to working with EU station. EU stations, please be patient, please listen, listen and listen. Repeat your full callsign three, four times with 20-25 wpm maximum. If we can copy a fragment only, please do not call if it does not match with your callsign. Repeat your full callsign two three times. Please check the on line log. Do not work again if you are in the log. You must cooperate. We also have strong QRM from near station, probably from VK, in the pile-up window and as well as on our QRG. It is a pity and we can not understand this attitude.
http://ha5ao.novolab.hu/
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
VP6T
DATES and OBJECTIVES
20th January to 04th February 2012, DXCC entity = Pitcairn Island, all 9 HF bands, 160-10 m.
After their successful operation from French Polynesia in February 2010 as TX4T, three of the four operators, joined by two new operators, are pleased to announce a new major DXpedition to CQ Zone 32 and to the famous and mythical Pitcairn Island in the heart of the Pacific Ocean
This DX operation from Pitcairn has a target of more than 30,000 QSOs. With good propagation forecast for early 2012, efforts will be made to give this extremely rare entity to deserving DXers on as many bands as possible, but especially on the low bands. The rarity of VP6 ensures that all operators will be kept fully occupied during our nine full days on the island. We will be travelling there by boat. We are planning to have three stations active round-the-clock.
Travelling to Pitcairn is not easy. There are only limited travel opportunities to get there. January has been chosen as the optimum time for HF propagation to the major centres of amateur radio activity, at the heart of winter in the Northern hemisphere.
The principal objective is to offer DXers worldwide the chance to make at least one contact with this remote DXCC entity that hasn’t seen any large-scale amateur DX-pedition operation for the past decade.
All nine HF bands will be activated to offer new band slots to the DXCC Challenge chasers. The team will make a particular effort to focus on contacts with Europe and the US East Coast. Openings to Europe will be short. We will pay special attention to sunrise and sunset times. We count on the discipline and fair play of US West Coast operators to give a chance to the propagation-challenged continents.
http://www.vp6t.org/
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20th January to 04th February 2012, DXCC entity = Pitcairn Island, all 9 HF bands, 160-10 m.
After their successful operation from French Polynesia in February 2010 as TX4T, three of the four operators, joined by two new operators, are pleased to announce a new major DXpedition to CQ Zone 32 and to the famous and mythical Pitcairn Island in the heart of the Pacific Ocean
This DX operation from Pitcairn has a target of more than 30,000 QSOs. With good propagation forecast for early 2012, efforts will be made to give this extremely rare entity to deserving DXers on as many bands as possible, but especially on the low bands. The rarity of VP6 ensures that all operators will be kept fully occupied during our nine full days on the island. We will be travelling there by boat. We are planning to have three stations active round-the-clock.
Travelling to Pitcairn is not easy. There are only limited travel opportunities to get there. January has been chosen as the optimum time for HF propagation to the major centres of amateur radio activity, at the heart of winter in the Northern hemisphere.
The principal objective is to offer DXers worldwide the chance to make at least one contact with this remote DXCC entity that hasn’t seen any large-scale amateur DX-pedition operation for the past decade.
All nine HF bands will be activated to offer new band slots to the DXCC Challenge chasers. The team will make a particular effort to focus on contacts with Europe and the US East Coast. Openings to Europe will be short. We will pay special attention to sunrise and sunset times. We count on the discipline and fair play of US West Coast operators to give a chance to the propagation-challenged continents.
http://www.vp6t.org/
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
TN2T
After 6 months of trying to get a license for TN, we're delighted to inform you that our next DX pedition is a GO! During our previous expedition as 9Q50ON, we made a special effort to hand out a new country on the lower bands. We logged over 500 QSO's on 160, and about 1350 QSO's on 80m. This time we will improve our RX ability with the K7TJR receiving system using 4 verticals, to have a better S/N ratio and the possibility to switch in 4 directions. We can use this RX system simultaneous on two radio's!(80m and 160m)
On the higher bands the QSO impact will be much higher than the 9Q50ON operation, where we had few QSO's on 10m! Even 6m could be possible!
Most of the team members have been active on several Dxpedition adventures.
Our operating site is near the sea. This will improve our signal strength in most parts of the globe, especially on the lower bands.
Dates : Sunday January 22nd until Tuesday 31st
http://www.tn2t.be/
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CQ DX de VE3AXW
20120115 00:55 7122.0 EA5AVL EA Spain 9W2DYA
20120115 00:56 7122.0 VE3AXW Thanks! VE Canada 9W2DYA
20120115 00:58 7122.0 EB7CVL Thanks! EA Spain 9W2DYA
20120115 01:00 7122.0 UA6BQU Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:01 7122.0 VE3AXW Thanks! VE Canada 9W2DYA
20120115 01:04 7122.0 GW3LDC Thanks! ! GW Wales 9W2DYA
20120115 01:05 7122.0 UR4MSF Thanks, new DXCC country! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:06 7122.0 SP9QZW Thanks! SP Poland 9W2DYA
20120115 01:08 7122.0 HK3BKQ Thanks! ! HK Colombia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:11 7122.0 IZ0IWM Thanks, new DXCC country! I Italy 9W2DYA
20120115 01:13 7122.0 GW1ZYN Thanks! GW Wales 9W2DYA
20120115 01:13 7122.0 YY5CHJ Thanks! YV Venezuela 9W2DYA
20120115 01:14 7122.0 OE6BMG Thanks! OE Austria 9W2DYA
20120115 01:17 7122.0 UR5UBD Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:18 7122.0 M0SON Thanks! G England 9W2DYA
20120115 01:19 7122.0 9A2UP Thanks! 9A Croatia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:19 7122.0 IT9CEP Thanks! I Italy 9W2DYA
20120115 01:20 7122.0 YL2GB Thanks! ! YL Latvia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:21 7122.0 DJ1AG Thanks, new DXCC country! DL Germany 9W2DYA
20120115 01:23 7122.0 YL2GB Thanks! YL Latvia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:24 7122.0 UA6CDY Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:25 7122.0 US1IW Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:25 7122.0 US1MG Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:27 7122.0 CO7PH Thanks! CM Cuba 9W2DYA
20120115 01:28 7122.0 UA0SJ Thanks! UA9 Asiatic Russia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:29 7122.0 OK1VHV Thanks! OK Czech Republic 9W2DYA
20120115 01:31 7122.0 DL2RBE Thanks! DL Germany 9W2DYA
20120115 01:32 7122.0 9A4KH Thanks! 9A Croatia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:35 7120.0 UX2IO Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
Welcome to our WebSDR receiver located in the Technological Institute for Development and Innovation in Communications (IDeTIC), at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC). Our QTH locator is IL28GB. It is operated by Himar Alonso, EA8CXD,
http://websdr.idetic.ulpgc.es:8901/
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
20120115 00:56 7122.0 VE3AXW Thanks! VE Canada 9W2DYA
20120115 00:58 7122.0 EB7CVL Thanks! EA Spain 9W2DYA
20120115 01:00 7122.0 UA6BQU Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:01 7122.0 VE3AXW Thanks! VE Canada 9W2DYA
20120115 01:04 7122.0 GW3LDC Thanks! ! GW Wales 9W2DYA
20120115 01:05 7122.0 UR4MSF Thanks, new DXCC country! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:06 7122.0 SP9QZW Thanks! SP Poland 9W2DYA
20120115 01:08 7122.0 HK3BKQ Thanks! ! HK Colombia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:11 7122.0 IZ0IWM Thanks, new DXCC country! I Italy 9W2DYA
20120115 01:13 7122.0 GW1ZYN Thanks! GW Wales 9W2DYA
20120115 01:13 7122.0 YY5CHJ Thanks! YV Venezuela 9W2DYA
20120115 01:14 7122.0 OE6BMG Thanks! OE Austria 9W2DYA
20120115 01:17 7122.0 UR5UBD Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:18 7122.0 M0SON Thanks! G England 9W2DYA
20120115 01:19 7122.0 9A2UP Thanks! 9A Croatia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:19 7122.0 IT9CEP Thanks! I Italy 9W2DYA
20120115 01:20 7122.0 YL2GB Thanks! ! YL Latvia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:21 7122.0 DJ1AG Thanks, new DXCC country! DL Germany 9W2DYA
20120115 01:23 7122.0 YL2GB Thanks! YL Latvia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:24 7122.0 UA6CDY Thanks! UA European Russia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:25 7122.0 US1IW Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:25 7122.0 US1MG Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
20120115 01:27 7122.0 CO7PH Thanks! CM Cuba 9W2DYA
20120115 01:28 7122.0 UA0SJ Thanks! UA9 Asiatic Russia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:29 7122.0 OK1VHV Thanks! OK Czech Republic 9W2DYA
20120115 01:31 7122.0 DL2RBE Thanks! DL Germany 9W2DYA
20120115 01:32 7122.0 9A4KH Thanks! 9A Croatia 9W2DYA
20120115 01:35 7120.0 UX2IO Thanks! UR Ukraine 9W2DYA
Welcome to our WebSDR receiver located in the Technological Institute for Development and Innovation in Communications (IDeTIC), at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC). Our QTH locator is IL28GB. It is operated by Himar Alonso, EA8CXD,
http://websdr.idetic.ulpgc.es:8901/
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/
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