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   QST de W1AW     
   DX Bulletin 22  ARLD022   
   From ARRL Headquarters     
   Newington CT  June 2, 2011   
   To all radio amateurs      
      
   SB DX ARL ARLD022   
   ARLD022 DX news   
      
   This week's bulletin was made possible with information provided by   
   NC1L, RW6HS, The Daily DX, the OPDX Bulletin, DXNL, Contest Corral   
   from QST and the ARRL Contest Calendar and WA7BNM web sites.  Thanks   
   to all.   
      
   AZERBAIJAN, 4J.  Mac, JA3USA will be QRV using special call sign   
   4JA3USA from June 6 to 10.  QSL to home call.   
      
   MONTENEGRO, 4O.  Oskar, LB9N is QRV as 4O/LB9N until June 18.   
   Activity of late has been on 20 and 15 meters using SSB.  QSL to   
   home call.   
      
   ANDORRA, C3.  Chris, PA2CHR is QRV as C37MS until June 7.  He is   
   active on 2 meters looking for meteor scatter and sporadic-E   
   propagation on 144.358 MHz using FSK and 144.318 MHz using SSB,   
   respectively.  QSL to home call.   
      
   MOZAMBIQUE, C9.  Bill, ZS6CCY is QRV as C95WH from the Zambezi River   
   Valley.  His length of stay is unknown.  QSL via K3IRV.   
      
   MOROCCO, CN.  Richard, F8FGU is QRV as CN2RN from the Middle Atlas   
   mountains until June 20.  Activity is on the HF bands using CW and   
   SSB.  QSL to home call.   
        
   BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, E7.  A group of operators are QRV with   
   special event callsign E711AMRS until June 5.  Activity is on the HF   
   bands using SSB, various digital modes and some CW with three   
   stations active.  QSL via OE4RGC.   
      
   SPAIN, EA.  Special event station EG1DN will be QRV on June 4 and 5   
   from Gijon in commemoration of the 67th anniversary of the D-Day   
   invasion during World War II.  Activity is on all HF, VHF and UHF   
   bands with all modes.  QSL via EB1CAM.   
      
   FRANCE, F.  Special event station TM6JUN is QRV from Utah Beach   
   until June 15 in commemoration of the 67th anniversary of the D-Day   
   invasion during World War II.  Activity is on 160 to 6 meters using   
   CW, SSB, RTTY and PSK.  QSL via F5SAZ.   
       
   SAINT MARTIN, FS.  John, K9EL will be QRV as FS/K9EL from June 7 to   
   19.  Activity will be on 80 to 6 meters using CW, SSB and some RTTY.   
   QSL to home call.   
      
   SCOTLAND, GM.  A group of operators will be QRV as MS0RSD from Skye   
   Island, IOTA EU-008, from June 5 to 10.  QSL via M0URX.   
        
   LIECHTENSTEIN, HB0.  Operators IZ3ESV, I2VGW and IZ2LSC are QRV as   
   HB0/home calls until June 5.  Activity is mainly on the newer and   
   high bands, including 6 meters.  QSL to home calls.   
      
   REPUBLIC OF KOREA, HL.  Operators HL1VAU, DS4NYE, DS1OYR and others   
   will be QRV as home calls/3 and D9K from Anmyon Island, IOTA AS-080,   
   from June 4 to 6.  This includes an entry in the SEANET contest.   
   QSL D9K via DS4NYE and all others to home calls.  In addition, a   
   group of operators will be QRV as 6M0W/5 from Kadok Island, IOTA   
   AS-081, from June 4 to 7.  QSL via HL5BMX.   
      
   SAUDI ARABIA, HZ.  Operators Hamdi, 7Z1TT and Bert, 7Z1IR are QRV as   
   7Z1TT/p and 7Z1IR/p, respectively, from Marzouk Island, IOTA AS-191,   
   until June 5.  This is a new IOTA activation.  Activity is on 20 to   
   10 meters, and possibly 40 meters, using SSB with two stations   
   active.  QSL both calls via DK6IR.   
      
   MIDWAY ISLAND, KH4.  Joe, KH4/W5FJG is usually QRV on 20 meters   
   using SSB around 0200 to 0400z.  He will eventually be active on   
   other HF bands.  QSL via N7RO.   
      
   BONAIRE, PJ4.  Operators W0SD, W0OE and PJ4NX will be QRV as PJ4E   
   from June 4 to 19.  Activity will be on all HF bands with an   
   emphasis on RTTY and 6 meters.  QSL via W0SD.   
      
   TURKEY, TA.  Special event station TC100HKK is QRV until June 6 in   
   celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Turkish Air Force.  QSL   
   via TA1HZ.   
      
   SOUTH AFRICA, ZS.  Members of the Boland Amateur Radio Club will be   
   QRV as ZS50RSA beginning June 4 to mark the 50th anniversary of the   
   Republic of South Africa.  They will be active during the next 12   
   months for special occasions and certain contests.  QSL via bureau.   
      
   THIS WEEKEND ON THE RADIO.  The SEANET Contest, NCCC Sprint CW   
   Ladder, 10-10 International Open Season BPSK31 Contest, DigiFest,   
   Wake-Up. QRP CW Sprint, Maritimes QSO Party, UKSMG Summer Contest,   
   RSGB National CW Field Day, IARU Region 1 CW Field Day and the   
   Alabama QSO Party are all on tap for this upcoming weekend.  The   
   RSGB 80-Meter Club Data Championship is scheduled for June 6.  The   
   ARS Spartan CW Sprint is scheduled for June 7.  The NAQCC-EU Monthly   
   CW Sprint is scheduled for June 8.  And, the CWops Mini-CWT CW Test   
   is scheduled for June 8 and 9.  Please see June QST, page 84, and   
   the ARRL and WA7BNM contest web sites for details.   
   NNNN   
   /EX   
      
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