Presentation
| DL6LAU Carsten talks about his DX-pedition to VP6DX |
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DL6LAU Carsten Esch, the team leader and initiator of VP6DX DX-pedition, will tell you the full story of VP6DX one of the most successfull DX-peditions in the history. Carsten has been licensed since 1982 at the age of 17. In the past, he operated as J75T, OH0/DL6LAU, V26AU, OJ0AU, ZA7DL6LAU and
PJ2P to name a few. Guest operator at T70A, 3V8SM and OH0Z. He
likes to operate contest in M/S or M/M and was fortunate enough to join
teams at J3A, V26B, CN8WW, W3LPL, W0AIH, OZ5E and ZA1A. In Germany, he
mostly operates M/M from DR1A.
During the WRTC 2002 in Helsinki he was one of the referees.Beside short wave, he also enjoys working Earth-Moon-Earth (QRV on 23cm,
13cm 3cm and 24GHz EME from DL0SHF). |
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| A story of J20RR & J20MM and Sten's super remote-controlled radio station |
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Four Italians present two presentations. One is about their DX-pedition as J20MM / J20RR in 2007 and the other is about remote controled radio stations. From top-left clockwiseI2YSB Sil: He was the team leader of the DX pedition and also the web master of the site www.i2ysb.com. Operated from T70A, 5U (2001 and 2002), FO/I2YSB, TX4PG, ZK3SB, 5W0SB, 6O0CW, 6O0N, IH9P (Multi OP. in CQWW CW), J20RR, II1C and IH9/I2YSB IK2CIO Vini: A good CW operator and the “climber”of the team. Operated from CO, 3B8, W3, GM. A member of IU2HQ, IY2ARI, IO2A, 6O0N and J20RR. Also a member of IH9P - multi op. in CQWW SSB/CW from 2000 through 2006. IK2HKT Sten: Has been handling in-bound QSLs to Italy since 1999 and was the Italian Contest Manager in 2004 and 2005. A member of IH9P for CQWW SSB/CW for 7 years. Operated as IO2A, IR2K, IY2ARI, IU2HQ, IH9P, J20MM, J20RR and IH9/IK2HKT. IK2DIA Marcello: An SSB operator and he is good at working in JA pile up. Operated as 5U (2001 and 2002), TX4PG, ZK3SB, 5W0SB, 6O0CW, 6O0N and J20MM |
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| DX Adventures with W0GJ |
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Glenn Johnson, W0GJ, has been on four Dxpedtions to #2 Most Wanted entities (Heard Island, Bhutan, Andaman and Lakshadweep). He is a member of the CQ Magazine Amateur Radio Hall of Fame and recipient of the 2004 ARRL International Humanitarian Award. He helped bring amateur radio into the Kingdom of Bhutan and helped license the first group of Bhutanese hams. He also taught orthopedic surgery to the Bhutanese physicians. He will entertain you with his home state of Minnesota (what it is like to live where the winter temperatures can be -50C) and the 2007 VU7RG Dxpedition to Lakshadweep. |
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| BS7H Scarborough Reef |
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Few DXers will dispute that Scarborough Reef is the most controversial DXCC entity on the list! Thanks to diplomatic spats between its two feuding masters, the Philippines and China, "the rocks" have been activated only three times in the past. No wonder this entity was at the top of the DXCC most-wanted list for so many years. BS7H operators 9V1YC and N6MZ will entertain you with an outstanding video presentation, and perhaps share some of the "insider information" that made BS7H 2007 such a fascinating adventure. N6MZ Mike (left) and 9V1YC James |
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| A story of Olympics special event stations |
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Fan Bin BA1RB, the executive station master of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games special event station, will share with you a story about the wonderful event. Fan led the team operating 5 stations: BT1OB, BT1OJ, BT1OH, BT1OY and BT1ON from 18, May 2008 to 17, September, 2008. Fan is also the leader of B1Z club, he will also tell you about contesting, DXing, DX-DX-peditions in BY. |
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| More to come .... |
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