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Z81A & Z81D – Republic of South SudanThursday Sep 13, 2012
It’s official, the first two amateur radio operators in The Republic of South Sudan are:
- James Pratt (K7QI) and now (Z81A) – QSL via K7GSE.
- Diya Al Sadi (YI1DZ) and now (Z81D) – QSL via OM3JW.
These are permanent callsigns given by the Ministry of Telecommunications and Postal Services.
At present time, Diya is all setup and ready to go, and thanks to Diya’s kindness, both Z81A and Z81D will be using his station located at Nyakuron South, Juba.
Images attached include the license signing with the Director General of Telecommunications (Eng. Meshack Madol Yol).
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[Tnx K7GSE]
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Congrats Jim and Diya!
73,
Rich
Just a point of clarification, Jim and Diya are the first to receive licenses with the new ITU prefix of Z8. Last years ST0R DXpedition was the first licensed operation from the new country.
Congratulations to Jim and Diya on activating this new prefix.
Thanks for my new DXCC, Diya
Much success,
73 Eddy ON7VA
Many thanks Diya, hope to catch you on the other bands.
Best 73 de Dieter
DF2SD.
Thanks very much Diya for my #329 – now I only need 2 more for Honor Roll!
I look forward to working you and Jim on other bands, and very much appreciate your efforts!
73,
Rich
Good work, Diya and Jim. Is that pic the South Sudan communications minister? Any opportunities to interact with other local groups?
Good Luck.
And I think that by now everyone should know that ST0R was the callsign of the first licensed operation from the new country.
Congratulations Guys,
When are you going to be QRV?
73, Lance – VK6DU