Here is the QSL Preview of VU4T DX operation from Andaman Island. OQRS open.
VU4T Gopan was recently active from Andaman Islands and has now uploaded the log to LoTW.QSL cards for VU4T are being designed by Maxi-Print ON5UR and you can make your QSL request at the Bespoke OQRS.
J8NY DXpedition to St Vincent log is now online.
Team: VE7NY, N7QT, and VE7SZ.
Callsign: J8NY
Period: To March 8th 2023
Location: The beautiful St.Vincent main island
QTH locator: FK93JH
Latitude /Longitude: 13.311662, -61.23188 (13°18’45″N 61°12’30″W)
Welcome to PJ4SON Paul and PJ4HOT Jan, from the Caribbean Island of Bonaire, to UR QSL Bureau. Here is the QSL Preview. QSL cards are currently being printed and will be available soon.
Royal Mail has restarted international parcel and letter deliveries almost six weeks after it revealed it had been affected by a ransomware cyber-attack that left it battling to get its international services back up and running. It refused to pay an $80m (£67m) ransom sought by hackers linked to Russia after the “cyber incident”, which resulted in the UK being unable to handle international mail or parcels.
Sorry if your QSL is taking a little longer to arrive just now, but this was the reason which has caused major disruption to Royal Mail International since early January.
Very pleased to show you the QSL Preview for T88WA, Babeldoab Island DXpedition from Palau. QSL designer Max, ON5UR will have the design in the print room on Monday.
T88WA QSL cards and others mailed out on Tuesday 7th February, 2023.
Some cards may be delayed due to a ransomware threat at Royal Mail. I have been informed that the International mail may be delayed to some countries while the hack at Royal Mail is dealt with.
OQRS is still open for the beautiful T88WA QSL.
Merry Christmas to everyone! Best Wishes and great DX for 2023!
With some big DXpeditions coming up i thought this very appropriate!
VP5Y was operated by Tony VE3RZ an Doug VA3DF during the CQ WW CW Contest 2022. Located on Grand Turk Island NA-003.
OQRS open.
A team of five Western Washington DX Club members will activate Palau as T88WA Nov 3-14, 2022. 6m – 160m and CW, SSB, and FT8 modes.
The team will keep the Twitter updates going @T88WA
November 3, 2022 – First of all, a big thank you to DX Engineering for emergency donation and shipping to Palau of an MFJ Ultrasonic RFI device for tracking down RF noise at the Bai near Choll Village where we were going to make our QTH. It was intractable S9 noise across all bands coming from underground cable and telephone wires running all along the island under the power poles.
Our big news after being shown six other sites is that we found a killer site with an expansive view across the ocean to North America. We can’t report on every detail of the twists and turns of our
continuing attempts to get on the air, but an episode of Survivor was filmed here so we decided to call our adventure episode Ham Radio DXpedition Survivor. We reasonably expect sometime tomorrow we will get our first station on the air and continue building out the antenna field from there. We know the high bands have been hopping and we are also going to work hard to bring you the low bands, including 60m FT8. Our grid square will be PJ77hr and we will be operating at the entrance of the Badrulchau Stone Monoliths, a very unique archeological site akin to the monoliths on Easter Island.
We have much work today and tomorrow to transfer our 1500 lbs of gear and get our first station on the air.
We are working out new operating and basic survival logistics on our new “Field Day” style operation, sans air conditioning, running water or electricity. It’s all coming together. We will work you soon.
See our photos on Twitter. New photos coming soon… @T88WA
@T88WA Twitter:
@T88WA Twitter: This evening we arrived for our 23h layover in Guam. One leg of the #JourneyToPalau left tomorrow evening. We were informed that due to the storm, our equipment delivery is delayed to the morning of Nov 3 instead of Nov 2 as previously planned.
