April, 2012

  • 25 April

    MAN ON MISSION

    http://www.yb0ko.com/2012/04/man-on-mission.htmlMAN ON MISSION Judul diatas tidak adanya hubungannya dengan bulan April, tapi sangat erat hubungannya dengan Amatir Radio, karena meru- pakan judul dari sebuah DVD/movie yang dirilis pada awal Januari 2012 di Amerika, yang merupakan kompilasi dari reka- man audio video tentang penerbangan Richard A. Garriott W5KWQ ke stasiun angkasa …

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  • 25 April

    GeLog – ADIF TO KML Converter

    https://sites.google.com/site/sdimunzio/englishGeLog – ADIF TO KML Converter New version of GeLog is now available. IMPORTANT: After starting GeLog-1.0.1b, go to File ->My Station and rewrite your grid locator or enter your coordinates. Click here to start GeLog-1.0.1b Changes log – ADDED: Coordinates resolutions from GRID locator field.– ADDED: Cache resolution.– ADDED: …

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  • 23 April

    Unofficial WRTC 2014 qualification standings, April 2012

    http://wrtc-rank.com/ctyrank.php?rank_type=claimed&cty=YB Unofficial WRTC 2014 qualification standings Standings in DXCC YB: Displaying data calculated on the basis of the both claimed scores and final contest results. [TL] – Operator qualifies to WRTC 2014 as a Team Leader. [DQ] – Operator loses the right to qualify as Team Leader or participate as a …

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  • 22 April

    CQ World-Wide WPX Contest

    http://www.cqwpx.com/claimed.htm?reg=OC&mode=ph CQ World-Wide WPX Contest Home Rules Plaques Results Score Database Statistics Claimed Scores SSB Claimed Scores CW Public Logs Records Logs Blog Contact Us Claimed Scores Before Checking 2012 WPX SSB Contest Claimed scores as calculated before log checking. Last update: 2012-04-21 Please report any errors to the Contest Director so they can …

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  • 22 April

    HKØNA DXpedition 2012

    http://ncdxf.org/newsletters/NCDXFSpring2012.pdf HKØNA DXpedition 2012 Bob  Allphin, K4UEE 195,000 QSOs. Wow! How does a DXpedition make that many con- tacts? Well, it’s just simple math: have a lot of radios and antennas, a lot of days on the air and enough operators to keep making QSOs day after day. And that is …

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