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Handling the pileup -by PG5M

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HAM RADIOHandling the pileup -by PG5M Every operator, who handles a pileup does this based on his own experience, knowledge and training. That is the reason why it takes different techniques to work a DX-station. I will try to explain my policy and practice in working the pileup …

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ANTI-SOCIAL PILEUP BEHAVIOR

The BIG PICTURE Of Expedition Operating And The Direct Relationship To  ANTI-SOCIAL PILEUP BEHAVIOR  © 2013 Eric (“Rick”) Hilding, K6VVA * The Locust  Hello, this is Rick, K6VVA, The Locust, with a look at The BIGPICTURE of Expedition Operating And The Direct Relationship ToANTI-SOCIAL PILEUP BEHAVIOR.  That’s a mouthful, huh?  …

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TY1TT, Benin DXpedition

http://www.dxpedition.be/Benin.html 26 JANUARY 2014 – 5 FEBRUARY 2014 40/30/20/17/15/12/10 meter band CW – SSB – RTTY News: Plans :Arrive in the evening in Lomé,Togo, sat 25 feb.One night sleep in Abodagfro (Togo), one hour driving from Lomé.Sunday 26 january travel (2 hours) by taxi to Grand Popo (Benin), and set …

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VP2V DXpeditions

VP2V DXpeditions http://www.vp2v.dxpeditions.org/ We believe that it is more important to give a new country to “small pistol” than to give an 8th band QSO to a “big gun” station. By doing this, we hope to fulfill the demand for a “new one”, especially from stations located in Japan and …

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K9W Story

http://www.mdxc.org/12/k9w-story/#more-5368 K9W StoryDecember 30th, 2013 written by iz8ccw by: IZ7FLP Thanks: N2TU 1)First compulsory question: how did you get the necessary permissions to organize a so important dx-pedition from one of the most wanted entities in the Pacific Ocean ? Being rather naïve at this DXpeditioning game, I asked around and …

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