If I remember correctly, Steve has outlawed all virus messages on this
reflector and suggested that everyone trust their own virus protection
software.
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE
In days of old, when radios were bold
and transistors were not invented.
The RF flew, the air was
Hi all
I was unaware of this activity and would agree with W3UR that operations
such as this blurr the distinction between legal Amateur radio activity
and illegal spectrum activity. Virus is perhaps not a strong enough word. It
is a cancer that could destroy our hobby in years to come. We are
Yes
Go to http://www.qsl.net/dl7df/3x/
73 de Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE, Pilot ZL7C October, 2002
DX is!
.
- Original Message -
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 4:43
PM
Subject: [DX-NEWS] 3XY7C
ZL7C CONTEST
OPERATIONS---ZL7C continues to operate
both the CQWW SSB Contest, and also CW on otherBands for those seeking to
obtain a QSO with ZL7C Dxpedition.ZL7C CQWW SSB Contest Logs are NOT
included with the Dxpedition Logs.The Dxpedition Logs are still
ZL7C NOW QRT!
The team finished the CQWW and went QRT and the mad rush to
pack up all the gear and antenna systems has started so that they can catch the
plane back to NZ tomorrow. The flight from ZL7 to New Zealand with the gear
totaling over a ton in the Convair 440 will take about 3 1/2
ZL7C Final News Release
The Kermadec DX Association DXpedition
has now completed operation with the final QSO being at 1015UTC on 27
October.
The twelve operators have had a
wonderful time and we would like to thank the DX community and our sponsors for
the high level of support that we
ZL7C
on 6m
An
opening to JA lasting almost 2 hours, on the final day of operations, provided
136 JA operators with ZL7C 6m QSOs.
In
the days before this opening occurred there had been only 5 QSOs with ZL
operators on meteor scatter, two on CW and three using the FSK441 mode of
WSJT.
Hi all
The guys are all involved with the CQWW Contest and will not be uploading
logs in the next few days so what you see is what you get until after the
contest. The logs may be updated just before they leave the Island on Tuesday
but don't count on it.
There will be NO Log updates
ZL7C Operators Newsletter #4Written by Murray ZL1CN on 24
October at 0030 UTC
ZL7C, 24 Oct, 00:30 UTC...
This evening Chatham Islands time, Oct 24, ZL7C will again be on
160m, 80m, and 40m CW. As there is only one aerial for 160/80m, operations will
alternate between these two bands.
ZL7C on 2m
Moonbounce
On Thursday 24 October
the first ever 2m EME QSO to ZL7 was made with W5UN at 10:10z followed by a QSO
with KB8RQ at 10:34z. Equipment used at ZL7C was a single 12 element yagi and tx
power 150W, the rig was a Yaesu FT100. The US stations both have
large multi-yagi
An severe electrical storm went through the Chatham's tonight
at the time of their planned 80M and 160M operations and wiped out the bands.
Very few QSOs resulted
They will try again tomorrow nite.
73 de Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE, Pilot ZL7C October, 2002
DX is!
.
ZL7C, 22 Oct, 21:00 UTC...
A quick note to comment on our 160 m during 22 Oct 2002
UTC,possibly of interest to the top banders who tried to work us,during
the past two days.
A couple of hours before local sunset, the weather moved
in.We came close to shutting everything down due to
THE KERMADEC DX ASSOCIATION DXPEDITION TO CHATHAM ISLAND, ZL7C
IN 2002.
LOG ENTRIES
A small number of DX stations are reporting incorrect Log
entries for their call-signs.
There are strict Rules and Guide-lines to preserve the
integrity of any Dxpedition Log. It is not possible to amend
News from ZL7C
S 43 deg 57
13.9
W 176 deg 32
50.5
Maidenhead: AE16RB
Sunrise
1645
Sunset 0616
As at 1700 UTC on October 21, the
QSO count from ZL7C was around 41,000, with operations on SSB, CW, RTTY and
SSTV.
During the last 24 hours, we have been operating on 160m for the first
ZL7C will be on in a few hours today as follows:
80M CW Operation commences AROUND 0800 - 1300 UTC
or later 3505 - 3510 + -
160M CW 1826.5 0530
- 0630 UTC for Europe
0900- 10.30 Asia
10.30 - ? USA
Good hunting guys!
73 de Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE, Pilot ZL7C
ZL7C Operators Newsletter
Written by Murray ZL1CN on 18 October at 2100 UTC
The operators here arrived in two contingents - one on Tuesday from
Christchurch, and the other on Wednesday from Wellington.
The first lot arrived to excellent weather on Tuesday and, beccause it was
late in the day
As you can see, it's a problem. Basically you need the call of the operator.
If all else fails, you could contact Jun JH4RHF who is a member of the club
there (QRZ.COM for address) and see if you can find out anything further.
Hope this helps John!
73 de Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE,
THE KERMADEC DX ASSOCIATION DXPEDITION TO CHATHAM ISLAND, ZL7C
IN 2002.
The first group left New Zealand from Christchurch today and
have been on Chatham Island for the past ten hours. The second contingent will
leave from Wellington tomorrow andZL7C is expected on the air in about two
Hi
The GO-List usually has the dates and the ops who
operated at those times. It'sa matter of directing the QSL to the op who
was operating at that time. I have several 4U1UN QSLs... all from different ops
whose responsibility it is to look after them.
BTW - thanks for the many QSLs you
No web site but via VE3GCO
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE
If you want finite limits - Try WAS or WAZ.
If you want a challenge - Try DXCC.
The wall starts around 300
VP6/D is number 335!
- Original Message -
From: Gene Willis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
This appeared in the DX News #554
P5 - As of 9 December Ed, P5/4L4FN had logged 2248 SSB QSOs (436 on 20m,
1 on 15m and 1881 on 10m). He has received the Butternut vertical,
which will allow him to operate on 15 metres, and the Bencher
paddle. He
Are there any JAs on this reflector in Yamanashi JP17 or Saga JP41 prefectures
that would be willing to sked on any band?
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE
If you want finite limits - Try WAS or WAZ.
If you want a challenge - Try DXCC.
The wall starts around 300
P5 is number 334!
Anyone know where I can go to download the latest IOTA file to import into my
DX4Win?
I have looked everywhere but can't spot it on the internet!
Also TU2DX was active in the contest. Was he legit and does he have a mgr?
Thanks for help
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE
If you want
I heard the same thing on 30M tonight with ZK2MO. I cannot understand why they
don't work split? He finally left for another band when frustrated customers
QRMed him off the air and that's sad. He was immediately followed on the SAME
freq by a VP8 who proceeded to do the same thing. I don't think
Has anybody got four long poles, and a bit of lumber for a platform? Oh
yes... I'll need a boat for about two weeks!
73 de Lee ZL2AL
- Original Message -
From: ka5ejx [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: DX-News [EMAIL PROTECTED]; DX(qth.net) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 7:44 AM
About a week ago I opened an HTML paged email and I infected myself with W32
Badtrans virus. It's very nasty and behaves the same way as the Kak worm
virus by sourcing addresses in your own mailbox, firing it off while you are
not looking and sending itself to others. This thing probably sent
the file and delete it from the Recycle Bin
You should be safe
The bad part is: You need to contact everyone you have sent ANY e-mail to
since 23-4-01.
Ivan
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest the armpits of the SOBs that write
virus worms!
Leith Jennings
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI
Here in sunny NZ, where the grass is green and the sun shines 24 hours a day
we have just received cards from S07U, K5K, T32RD.
Congrats to the K5K team for brilliant pix for the QSL layout!
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL7AA, ZL8RI, ZL9CI, VE3OE
If you want finite limits - Try WAS or WAZ.
If you want a
Hi all
With all the recent discussion on logging errors, I discovered this on one
current operation's website.
PLEASE NOTE:
A number of stations have sent e-mails saying that their call is wrong 'by
one letter' in the log, and could we change it.
The short answer is no.
Getting a good qso is
Hi from the top of the world again (depends how you look at things!)
I am been getting some wonderful private arguments and discussions on my
Take it or leave it posting earlier. Sadly... no flames yet!
If no one, including our very tolerant reflector moderator, has any
objections I would like
Absolutely correct Steve!
With a rate of 2-4 QSOs per minute in the heat of the moment, for hours and
days on end, for thousands and thousands of QSOs during a DXpedition it's
not a perfect world. It amazes me that they get it right so many times,
especially when you mix in lack of sleep, unruly
The slim was not a ZL slim as beam headings were wrong for us. He pointed
more up to the islands from here. A lot of us heard him at the time. He
seems to come out of retirement every few years, probably making Slim DXCC
the hard way!
I called hi back a few years ago and soon as he heard the
I asked the same question in late 1999 after ZL9CI and was informed that
because there was so many worthy they wouldn't pick one in particular and
haven't for a few years.
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL9CI, ZL8RI, ZL7AA
Does anyone have a spare rocket for orbiting purposes?
They are going hell bent on 18 mHz at this time with 20 over nine sigs into
NZ (23.50 UTC
73
Lee ZL2AL - ZL9CI, ZL8RI, ZL7AA
Does anyone have a spare rocket for orbiting purposes?
Don Stoner, W6TNS
CQ Magazine, April 1959
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