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Barry
Fletcher ZS1FJ-9V1FJ-ZL1MFW-G4MFW Licensed in 1972 as ZS1FJ. Also
other permanent licences 9V1FJ, G4MFW and ZL1MFW. Honour Roll for a number of years. Awarded ICOM prize in ZS 2004. Besides being an active DXer having worked
some 335 countries, I am also an active DXpeditioner. I have operated small self-funded DXpeditions in the following
countries: Kermadec ZL8 as ZL8/G4MFW (1995)(Had I then had my later ZL
licence I would have been ZL8MFW Pitcairn as VR6AB (now VP6) (1994) Tonga
A35/ZS1FJ, Fiji 3D2/ZS1FJ, Gambier Islands FO/ZS1FJ, Jersey GJ4MFW,
Liechtenstein HB0/G4MFW, United Nations in Geneva 4U1ITU and New York 4U1UN,
St Martin FS/G4MFW, St Pierre & Miquelon FP/G4MFW. A22DX Botswana was operative in 2001. Followed in 2003 by a three man DXpedition to the various remoter
islands of French Polynesia, namely Tubuai FO/G4MFW and Mangareva FO/G4MFW/P
as well as Tahiti FO/G4MFW. This
DXpedition ended up on Great Barrier Island AS-201. Also on the IOTA front, I was the leader of
DXpeditions to NEW unnumbered African islands namely ZS23I Seal Island,
ZS26BI Bird Island, Elephant Rock ZS31ER.
Other Islands in the late 90's included Great Barrier Island as
ZL1MFW, Stewart Island ZL1MFW, etc.
Aborted DXpedition to Clipperton in 2000 as result of a request by the
US team, which was scheduled for a similar date and as an act of ham spirit
due to their team being much larger than our six members. In 2007 operated Lesotho 7P8DX and
7P8/G4MFW at 11000ft elevation. Member of the South African Radio League (SARL), Singapore Amateur
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Franz in his home station |
Franz
Schmiderer OE2SNL Born in 1946
and licenced since 1969. Favourite
modes: CW, RTTY. Subjects of
interest: DXCC, SOTA, Single operator DXpeditions, Field days. Achieved Awards: DXCC: RTTY # 86 issued Sept 5,
1984: 324 worked / 324 cfm CW # 3.285 issued Feb 1,
1985: 342 worked / 342 cfm, HONOR ROLL (10. Oct. 2012) Mixed # 25.642 issued Feb
1, 1985 (CW, RTTY, Phone): 346 worked / 346 confirmed, HONOR ROLL (8. Dec.
2009) WAZ RTTY # 16 issued Jan
1, 1984 WAC RTTY issued Jun 4,
1986 WAC
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Graham
Barton ZL1GMB Born Auckland New Zealand 1940. Member of two ARRL clubs while working in USA. Licensed in New Zealand in 2008. Served on Branch 29 Committee in several roles,
currently Chairman. Icom radios in my shack include IC-9100, IC-7000,
IC-2820 and IC-92AD Enjoy AREC activities, car rallies, JOTA, and
support Civil Defence. My workshop is equipped to build and repair antennas
and components. Enjoy
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Sandro on his 1A0KM
expedition |
Sandro
Nitoi VE7NY Born in 1967 and been active in ham radio since
1980. Ex YO3FBK, VE3FBK, VE7QTC Some previous DXpedition operation around the world
includes EA8,
9H1, CT3, PA3, I0, YO3, SW8, HV0A and 1A0KM. Visit my website for more information. |
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Peter
Driessen VE7AB Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering School of Music and Department of Computer Science University of Victoria, British Columbia Specialises
in CW operating. Visit
my website
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Bruce
Barton ZL1ATV Bruce is the son of Graham ZL1GMB and his task is
photographer and videographer. Bruce
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ZL7AAA Chatham Islands DXpedition March 2014 ●
Copyright 2014 ● Website by Deon Erwin ZS1ZL |
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