Okay that makes sense, tnx. That's previously stated. That's what I wanted
to know so I can take a reasonably close guess when Prefixing searching.
BTW
Here are my Malpelo QSO's, maybe it will help data base :
    Date                       Time     Band    Mode    Call sign
Country Conf    Label   Zone    QSL Date        QSL Mgr Callsign Notes  QSO
Notes
3/11/1990       23:41   14MHz   CW      HK0TU   Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01        HK3W            
4/11/1990       11:55   14MHz   SSB     HK0TU   Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01        HK3W            
5/11/1990       23:30   21MHz   CW      HK0TU   Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01        HK3W            
6/11/1990       20:52   21MHz   SSB     HK0TU   Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01        HK3W            
16/04/01        18:20   28MHz   CW      HK3JJH/HK0      Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01                Op Pe   
26/04/01        0:30    7MHz    SSB     HK3JJH/HK0      Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01                Op Pe   
1/5/2001        23:17   18MHz   SSB     HK3JJH/HK0      Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01                Op Pe   
21/06/01        23:57   14MHz   CW      HK5QGX/0M       Malpelo Island  Y
9       21/09/02        JA0MGR          
23/06/01        0:07    18MHz   SSB     HK5MQZ/0M       Malpelo Island  Y
9       29/12/01                862,    

Tnx,73,de Bernie/WO2N.>

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jim
Reisert AD1C
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2012 4:08 PM
To: WO2N
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Prefix Logic

On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 7:47 PM, WO2N wrote:

> Looking at the prefix list, What's the reasoning for  some  
> multi-prefix countries identified by forward stroked, and others are not?
>  Example Willis is VK9W, but Malpelo is HK0/M.

The simple answer is that if a sub-prefix can be specified that is unique to
that DXCC entity (i.e. PY0F, PY0S, PY0T or VK9W, VK9L, VK9C), then that
prefix (without the slash) is used as the "reference"
prefix.  HK0M is not a unique prefix for Malpelo; in fact, other than HK0TU,
and an HK5/0 that was on a few years ago, I don't know that any other
callsign has been used from there.  HK0 is/was also used from San Andres,
Bajo Nuevo and Seranna Bank.  So that is why the / notation is used.  Same
for VP8s, E5, FO, etc.

73 - Jim AD1C

--
Jim Reisert AD1C, <[email protected]>, http://www.ad1c.us


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