John, Yes, I have both Tuvalu 621 khz and Vanuatu 1125 khz. Here is a list.
540-Western Samoa 558-Fiji 567-Guam 585-PNG 612-Guam 621-Tuvalu 630-Cook Islands 639-Fiji 648-American Samoa 666-New Caledonia 684-Fiji 711-Fiji +729-New Caledonia 738-Tahiti 747-Western Samoa 774-Fiji 801-Guam 810-Fiji 844-Gilbert & Ellice Is 846-Kiribati 864-PNG 890-Fiji 891-Fiji 927-Fiji 945-Solomon Is 1026-Solomon Is 1035-Solomon Is 1062-Western Samoa 1098-Marshall Is. 1120-American Samoa 1125-Vanuatu 1152-Fiji 1188-Wallis Is 1206-Fiji 1220-Marshall Is 1224-Marshall Is 1251-Western Samoa 1323-Fiji 1386-Solomon Is. 1386-Canton Is 1404-Western Samoa 1467-Fiji +1503- Kosrae +1557-Marshall Is 1584-Palau 1593-PNG Without checking the QSLs, these are the ones I can think of I have heard. THere might be one or two more. All are QSL'd except for the few I have the + by. New Caledonia 729 never replied to any of my letters, yet 666 QSL'd in 1979. Heatwave 1557-Marshal Islands went off the air for good without replying and so far no luck with Kosrae-1503, which I believe you and Bruce have QSL'd. The only reason I got a reply from Palau 1584, as I phoned them. The best QSLer in the Pacific overall was Fiji, followed by Western Samoa, and then PNG. Lots of wonderful cards and letters. 73, Patrick Patrick Martin KAVT Reception Manager _______________________________________________ IRCA mailing list [email protected] http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca Opinions expressed in messages on this mailing list are those of the original contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the IRCA, its editors, publishing staff, or officers For more information: http://www.ircaonline.org To Post a message: [email protected]
