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4T6I – Isla La Leona, SA-098Monday Apr 06, 2009
Isla La Leona, SA-098
DXpedition Isla La Leona, SA-098, Peru
Team: Jorge/OA4BHY – Ren?Š/DL2JRM – Zoli/HA1AG – Marco/CE6TBN
Isla La Leona is the smallest island counting for SA-098 in the front of Puerto de Matarani. (800km south of Lima)
The team plans to be active from 10th – 13th April 2009 with 2 stations in CW/SSB from 10m – 80m.
Take a look on the following videos to learn more about SA-098
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haxBOEWSM7o]
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owbFeKb9POU]
QSL via DL2JRM (direct or bureau)
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Excellent operation. Even tells you where he is listening !( up 1 ) so callers are not all over the place !!
signal not so strong in 17m/ strong qsb… excellent operators….
4300 QSO’s logged, the 4T6I team are now QRT and back on mainland.
tnx new IOTA …good ops like always
73 de Markus, DL9RCF
Signals were not strong, but easy to work. Thank God no jammers (probably due to fast pile-up management). FB job. CU from your next destination …
– Enno, PF5X