Archive - November 2013

Are you aware of the DX Code of Conduct?

This DXpeditioners’ Code is to help maximize the fun for all participants. As the DX operator, you play a critical role in pileups: you are “in charge”. Dealing with an unruly pileup of discourteous operators who have forgotten about ethical behavior is NOT fun. So it makes sense to plan and train ahead of time on how best to deal with the situation

Good operators at the DX end and courteous behavior at the other end of the QSO can greatly increase the total number of QSOs logged. It has been demonstrated that pileups can be kept reasonably under control if the DX operator follows certain ‘rules’. Luckily, some top operators have given us the benefit of their experience. Please peruse these suggestions on this link and bear it in mind when calling the many Dxpeditions that are currently active.

http://www.dx-code.org/

Its November again and having a couple of days down at the Club in GW Land.

Listen out for MC0SHL on the air but in all likelyhood I don’t expect to be on air much at all as I have other things planned but you never know!

Also have a browse around the Club website when you have a few minutes.

You can find the website by clicking on the log top left of this message or from the left sidebar of the webpage.

Qsl Cards have now arrived from Gennady UX5UO for the V31MA callsign.

Qsl Cards have been processed and Direct requests are in the mail later today. Bureau cards also processed and will go with next shipment (see https://www.m0oxo.com/bureau-posting-news.html and details will appear here when next shipping takes place).

Your Qsl Cards are not required so where possible, please do not send through the bureau and use OQRS.

The fastest way to receive any Qsl Card I manage is to request them via M0OXO OQRS.

Qsl Cards for  Raydel CM2ESP are now at the Print shop.

The CM2ESP Qsl Cards are currently being printed and I expect arrival within 2 to 3 weeks latest. Listen out for Raydel ( a keen Cave explorer) who runs old East German military surplus equipment which covers 160m, 80m, 75m, 40m and 30m, with a top PEP of 20 watts.

Your Qsl Cards are not required (unless you wish to send them). The fastest way to receive any Qsl Card I manage is to request them via M0OXO OQRS.

A  new batch of Qsl Cards for the VK9NI (OC-005) 2009 operation arrived yesterday.

Cards waiting have already been processed and will be mailed this weekend. Anyone still requiring cards for this DXpedition should now apply via M0OXO.

Your Qsl Cards are not required (unless you wish to send them). The fastest way to receive any Qsl Card I manage is to request them via M0OXO OQRS.