Please pass the word that the bottom 3 to 4 kc of 40m is fully occupied in
many places of the world by HUGE continuous signals from non-ham services
and thus not usable for ham comm.
Tnx, 73
Charles Harpole
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Hi Urb,
Perhaps the following info will be of some help:
I had a QSO with VS9AAA on 13 April 1963. The card says R.A.F. Steamer
Point, Aden. VS9A, P, & S, were used until the end of 1967. Thereafter the
prefix was 7O. I later referred to it at 7O "old" in my rewords. May 21,
1990 is DXCC
It appears that QST is available on CD-ROM for most of these time periods.
Maybe someone else has copies of the CD-ROM QST's for 50-59, 80-84, 95-99
and 2000-04 which are currently listed as "sold out!" on the ARRL website?
Perhaps they can be borrowed?
73, Zack W9SZ
On Tue, 16 Oct 2007, U
The questions we'd like to try to answer include...
When did the country name for VS9A, etc. change from Aden to the
Republic of South Yemen &/or People's Democratic Republic of Yemen?
It would seem the name changed from Aden to PDR Republic of Yemen in
1967 when it gained independence from t
The following is posted at the request of CQ magazine editor Rich
Moseson, W2VU, who apologizes for its length:
We are currently working with author Ed Richmond, W4YO, on an article
about the stories behind various deleted DXCC entities (some of you
may have noted that Ed has done several of t
