Nova dx-pedicija na FJ

[s57u]

Izgleda, da FJ/OH2AM ne bo prizna za DXCC, saj Francozi se trudijo , da ne bi bil prizna, že se pripravlja nova ekspedicija:


SAINT BARTHELEMY
ISLAND DXPEDITION

Members of the KH8SI Swains Island group are happy to announce their upcoming activity from the newest DXCC entity, Saint Barthelemy island.
With the help and support of FJ5DX, FJ5AB and FJ5KH, both Yuichi JR2KDN and Paul F6EXV will sign FJ/F6EXV (callsign used for SSB and CW) and FJ/JR2KDN (callsign used for RTTY), from January 6th till January 20th.
Activity will be on 160-10m, with beam antennas from Cushcraft, vertical and dipole antennas, Yaesu FT2000 and FT857 plus 500W amplifiers.
QSL via respective home calls, OK on qrz.com
Please note the following :


F6EXV will do CW, but is not primarily a CW op. He will do his best, be patient with him.
Several hams have been involved in the preparations. The list would be too long, but let them be thanked already for their help.
This web page will be available for log checking, though access to internet will not be possible from the operating location. Do not use the clusters to ask us to QSY places, it would be a waste of time...Logs will probably be uploaded every 2 or 3 days, depending on internet access.
More details will come soon
73 and see you from there
F6EXV

QSL :

FJ/JR2KDN via JR2KDN
FJ/F6EXV via F6EXV

For F6EXV :
Address is : Paul GRANGER
4 Impasse Doyen Vizioz
33400 TALENCE – FRANCE

QSLing directions are available at the corresponding tab on the menu.

For JR2KDN :
Address is : Yuu YOSHIDA
4th Floor, KATO Building, 529 ROKUGATE
KITA-KU, NAGOYA 462-0002 - JAPAN


S57U, Polde

[s57u]

Ravnokar je prispela novica iz ARRL-, da je delo FJ/OH2AM legalno in v skladu c CEPT določili in je priznan za novo DXCC državo!

Mi vsaj ne bo treba "umirati" pri trenutni poponoma nemogoči dx-pediciji!

Polde, S57U

[S50U]

Ravnokar je prispela novica iz ARRL-, da je delo FJ/OH2AM legalno in v skladu c CEPT določili in je priznan za novo DXCC državo!

Da bo info popolna ... CUL Danilo, S50U

SB DX @ ARL $ARLD003
ARLD003 Information on FJ/OH2AM

ZCZC AE03
QST de W1AW
DX Bulletin 3 ARLD003
From ARRL Headquarters
Newington CT January 11, 2008
To all radio amateurs

SB DX ARL ARLD003
ARLD003 Information on FJ/OH2AM

This operation by OH2BH and OH0XX was conducted under CEPT
Recommendation T/R 61-01. This Recommendation makes it possible for
radio amateurs from CEPT countries (and certain non-CEPT countries)
to operate in other CEPT countries without obtaining an individual
temporary license from the visited CEPT country.

Complaints were received from several individuals. The main thrust
of the complaints is that the operators used a club call for which
Laine is station trustee, rather than their individual callsigns.

The intention of the operators in using a single callsign was to
limit the number of duplicate contacts. Many DXpeditions use club or
special-issue callsigns for this reason. The Recommendation makes no
mention of club callsigns but says that the visiting license holder
"must use his national call sign preceded by the call sign prefix of
the visited country." Other operations using club callsigns from
French territory, including in the Caribbean, have taken place under
provisions of the Recommendation and have been credited for DXCC.

Since the question was raised, checking with various CEPT
administrations and with the European Radiocommunication Office
(ERO) has revealed different views regarding the use of club
callsigns under the Recommendation. The ERO observes that the use of
a club callsign could prevent an administration from determining
whether a particular operator is qualified and concludes, "Club
members, including the holder of the club call sign, should use
their national personal call signs when abroad."

In the case of FJ/OH2AM, the two operators clearly were qualified to
operate in St Barthelemy under the Recommendation. They utilized a
call authorized to them by their national authority. The purpose of
a radio station callsign is to identify the administration and the
licensee responsible for the operation of the station. The use of
FJ/OH2AM rather than FJ/OH2BH and FJ/OH0XX did not thwart this
purpose.