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Written by DF1LON
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DF8QB was so kind to create a detailed test report for the TL922 PA. The report is available as PDF in german for download: TL922_DF8QB_2009-10-18.pdf. (aprox 600kb) |  |
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Written by DF1LON
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DF8QB was so kind to create a detailed test report for the OM2500 PA. The report is available as PDF in german for download: OM2500_DF8QB_2009-10-17_.pdf. (aprox 1MB) |
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Written by DL5XX
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Update August 12th 2008 DL5XX has been in Ghana from July 11t2 until August 7th
2008 for a service corps project. 
During my free time I setup a station and activated 10 to 80m on CW. My callsign has just been issued 12 hours before my departure: 9G5MM. QSL Policy: if you want a direct QSL, send SASE to DL5XX, Stefan Radtke,
Finkenweg 24,
D-53545 Linz,
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All other QSLs will be send out via bureau through GlobalQSL. Printing process at GlobalQSL for all QSOs initiated September 30th 2008.
LoTW: all QSOs uploaded August 27th 2008. Online log contains all QSOs made from 9G5MM.
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Written by DL5XX
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| A few days before the WPX-CW contest, another RRDXA team found the way to Luxembourg to run the contest at LX7I. Thanks to Philippe, a lot of pre-work was done when we arrived at his station. Although we could only set up 4 stations, we decided to go for M/M to maxmize fun as well as our club score. During the contest, we kept 3-4 stations on air most of the time. 10 Meter was the big surprise especially on saturday with nice openings within EU and a few stations from Asia. This was another nice event not only due to the contest. We made new friends with which we did not operate before. This makes contesting a unique community. |  |
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Written by DF1LON
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| For the CQWW CW Contest 2007 I went to Madeira to operate from CT9L.
Walter, DJ6QT, allowed me to use his station and he gave me a list of
possible operators for the contest. I thought that I will be part of a
team but now I was the head of the CT9L CW team 2007. |
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Erfahrungen mit dem neuen QSL-Service GlobalQSL |
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Written by DL5XX
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Nie mehr QSL-Karten oder Etiketten bedrucken - dank GlobalQSL  Aktive Contest-Teilnehmer wissen um die ‚Nebenbenwirkungen’ der vielen QSL-Anfragen, die durch tausende QSOs in einem Wettbewerb auf die Teilnehmer zukommen. Allein in den beiden CQWW-Contesten in 2007 tätigten beispielsweise die Mitglieder der Rhein Ruhr DX Association (RRDXA) über 200.000 QSOs – in nur zwei Contesten. Viele Mitglieder begeben sich dazu auf DX-peditionen oder bringen Multi-OP Stationen in die Luft. So war auch der Autor Teil eines sechsköpfigen RRDXA-Teams, welches im CW-Contest als ED8A qrv war und über 9000 QSOs tätigte. Wie in jedem Jahr musste über die QSL-Frage entschieden werden. |
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Written by DF1LON
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Friedrichshafen 2007: Ein Idee wurde geboren. Wie wäre es mal wieder LX0HQ in die Luft zu bringen. Diesmal aber von zwei verschiedenen Standorten aus. So wurde ein Joint Venture zwischen BCC und RRDXA gestartet. |
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XF4DL DXpedition to Revillagigedo 2006 |
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Written by DL5XX
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(dl1yff) XF4 is one of the most wanted entities for DXCC all over the world. RRDXA Members have been active team members in this DX-pedition. Read the article written by DL1YFF here. (Um diesen Artikel vollständig lesen zu können sollte man eine Display-Auflösung von mind. 1200 Pixeln einstellen).
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Written by DJ7IK
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(DJ2VO,DJ7IK) A large-scale expedition
provided excitement on all bands in November 2006. Many of the deserving received the news about
a special call sign from the DX-Cluster. Many frequencies were served
simultaneously, offering the radio-amateurs of all continents the best possible
chance to work a new country. Planned very well and executed on high level,
this activity offers itself formally for the title "DX-Pedition of the
Year." This article is an insight into the history of 28 radio amateurs
that brought a country, situated in the north of the black continent, on the
amateur radio bands for 14 days.
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CT9L hammered out 11400 QSOs during CQWW-CW 2006 |
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Written by DL5XX
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The RRDXA team DK3QZ, DK5DQ, DL1EMH, DL1EKC, DL3HAH and DL5XX hammered out 11.400 QSOs in the M/2 category from Madeira this year. Click here to read the full story.
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