Thursday, May 17
UTC
UTC
| SSN: | 122 |
| SFI: | 131 |
| A: | 9 |
| K: | 4 |
JOIN OUR DX CHAT! »news categories
DX DIARY
Recent comments
- R8TX on 7O6T and Israel – Amateur Radio Newsline: Good shot, Nick!
- Henry on A5A – Bhutan: Thanks for activating A5, my only QSO with A5 was with my old friend Jim Smith on SSB...
- Laurie on Images – KL7RRC/P: Yuri & Tim, Great to work you as always. I gotta say it, with a smile on my...
- Nick VK2DX on 7O6T and Israel – Amateur Radio Newsline: Ham Radio enthusiast says: VK2DX – you are right – this...
- Nick VK2DX on Images – KL7RRC/P: Fantastic effort, you’ve made many IOTA chasers happy – well done....
- iain - N6ML on A5A – Bhutan: Hmmm.. the survey forces selection of at least one mode … I have all three...
- Cezar VE3LYC on Images – KL7RRC/P: Exceptional effort, under very difficult conditions.
Propagation
Helpful links
Blogroll
ST0R – South Sudan – New DXCC now QRVWednesday Aug 03, 2011
tags: South Sudan, ST0R
UPDATE
David, K3LP arrived here on July 31st and today he went back home. He was helping us during these three days. Thank you David!
Krassy, K1LZ arrived Juba yesterday and he will be working mainly on the low bands until August 10th sunrise. QRM and QRN levels are over 599+10 and our daily storms do not help with static noise, however 60 QSO were logged yesterday on Top Band.
Next Friday JH4RHF, RG8K and RA9USU will be going back home so we’ll do our best to keep at least 4 stations on the air during the weekend.
Check the latest spots on:
ST0R
| powered by 
44 Responses to “ST0R – South Sudan – New DXCC now QRV”
Leave a Reply
designed by
all rights reserved © 2012
Any unauthorised use of our text, photos and information without written permission prohibited!
all rights reserved © 2012
Any unauthorised use of our text, photos and information without written permission prohibited!
No sign of the ST0R website again today. Can’t double check to make sure I’ve been credited with the five band slots I’ve worked. However the good news is ST0R are easier to work now that the frantic pile-ups have dissipated.
73 de EI2KC
The website is back up and running…. must have been a maintenance issue. Thanks for all the DXpeditioin and making a new DXCC possible!
73 de Jim – KE8G
Sorry to see RG8K leaving for home. Great op – does not give up on a partial callsign. Have to say the QRM has been awful — worst ever — not only antics on the DX freq but the constant callers on top of the poor op trying to work them.
Whay NOT IN LOG 160m cw ?? I copy very clear you answer 9a2aj…