we should pay attention to following activity as there is chance for 60m band operation...
"We believe that it is more important to give a new country to "small pistol" than to give an 8th band QSO to a "big gun" station. By doing this, we hope to fulfill the demand for a "new one", especially from stations located in Japan and the rest of the Far East." Bogdan VP2V/SP2FUD, Kazik VP2V/SP6AXW, Leszek VP2V/SP6CIK, Janusz VP2V/SP9FIH, Robert VP2V/SP9WZS
Frequencies:
The expedition will try to operate near the following frequencies, usually listening up. Please identify operator callsign and follow instructions.
Band | SSB | RTTY | CW |
160m | 1844 | 1835 | 1823 |
80m | 3797 | 3580 | 3523 |
40m | 7180 | 7035 | 7023 |
30m | ----- | 10140 | 10115 |
20m | 14180 | 14080 | 14023 |
17m | 18140 | 18100 | 18073 |
15m | 21280 | 21080 | 21023 |
12m | 24980 | 24920 | 24903 |
10m | 28480 | 28080 | 28023 |
6m | 50120 | ----- | 50103 |
Zone WAZ: 8
Zone ITU: 11
IOTA reference: NA - 023
QTH Locator: FK78UR
Equipment:
http://www.vp2v.dxpeditions.org/equipment
According to my last email with Janusz, SP9FIH I got information regarding the possibility to operate on 60m band as follows:
Submitted by SP9FIH on Sat, 01/04/2014 - 12:43.
Thank you for good question Petr. We will check possibilities (license & equipment) and inform HAM community.
So never say never...we will see. I will update info there according to their feedback.
Good luck guys on the Isl.
73 - Petr, OK1RP
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So never say never...we will see. I will update info there according to their feedback.
Good luck guys on the Isl.
73 - Petr, OK1RP
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