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After a brief break, I'm heading back to school now. I will probably post very infrequently (if at all) until the spring semester is over in May, 2009.
Any suggestions for a 6M DXpedition in the summer of 2011?
73,
Alan, WQ5W
Saturday, December 13, 2008
C6AQW/J75W QSL'S Processed
As promised, I have completed processing and mailing ALL QSL's received to date for C6AQW and J75W (+ WQ5W, V31RR and ZF2TG). I mailed all direct QSL's this morning (December 13, 2008). All bureau cards (including those just received in my December shipment) have also been processed and shipped to the ARRL Outgoing QSL Bureau.
If you do not receive your direct QSL by the end of January, 2009, please contact me. Please do not contact me about bureau cards. My experience is that bureau cards take many months (or even over a year) after mailing for you to receive.
I apologize again for the delay. Because of the demands of work and school, I have not had any time to work on these until now.
After a brief break, I am now entering the winter semester in school. The winter semester will be followed immediately by the spring semester. This means I will likely not have any free time to process QSL's again until May, 2009. I appreciate your patience.
As a reminder, all of my logs for C6AQW, J75W, V31RR and WQ5W have been uploaded to Logbook Of The World (LOTW). I encourage you to join LOTW if you haven't already at:
http://www.arrl.org/lotw/
LOTW is a wonderful way to quickly (and cheaply) get DXCC confirmations.
73,
Alan, WQ5W/C6AQW/J75W/V31RR/ZF2TG/VP2M/WQ5W
If you do not receive your direct QSL by the end of January, 2009, please contact me. Please do not contact me about bureau cards. My experience is that bureau cards take many months (or even over a year) after mailing for you to receive.
I apologize again for the delay. Because of the demands of work and school, I have not had any time to work on these until now.
After a brief break, I am now entering the winter semester in school. The winter semester will be followed immediately by the spring semester. This means I will likely not have any free time to process QSL's again until May, 2009. I appreciate your patience.
As a reminder, all of my logs for C6AQW, J75W, V31RR and WQ5W have been uploaded to Logbook Of The World (LOTW). I encourage you to join LOTW if you haven't already at:
http://www.arrl.org/lotw/
LOTW is a wonderful way to quickly (and cheaply) get DXCC confirmations.
73,
Alan, WQ5W/C6AQW/J75W/V31RR/ZF2TG/VP2M/WQ5W
C6AQW Set A Record!
I just looked at the results from the 2007 CQWW SSB contest. My modest effort as C6AQW set a Bahamas record for the 20M low power category!
This is a pretty dubious record as I'm not sure anyone had ever entered that category before from C6. Still, it's nice to see the call in the record book!
http://www.cqww.com/records_ph_na.htm
Like Woody Allen said, 90% of life is just showing up!
This is a pretty dubious record as I'm not sure anyone had ever entered that category before from C6. Still, it's nice to see the call in the record book!
http://www.cqww.com/records_ph_na.htm
Like Woody Allen said, 90% of life is just showing up!
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