Keputusan Hari Pertama kejohanan Balapan dan Padang MSSM 2013 di Pahang.
Credit gambar Noor Hisyam Jaini
Keputusan Hari Pertama kejohanan Balapan dan Padang MSSM 2013 di Pahang.
Credit gambar Noor Hisyam Jaini
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Balapan dan Padang MSSM 2013 Hari Pertama
Keputusan Hari Pertama kejohanan Balapan dan Padang MSSM 2013 di Pahang.
Credit gambar Noor Hisyam Jaini
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KE7B Everest FELDA 2013
Menurut Qobin Mokhtar dalam fb tujuh pendaki negara telah memulakan pendakian ke puncak jam 815pm (1030pm waktu malaysia) sebentar tadi dengan suhu di bawah -16 hingga -20 selsius dan dijangka tiba di puncak antara jam 5 pagi hingga 8 pagi waktu nepal.
Sama-samalah kita berdoa agar anggota xpdc ini selamat menawan puncak dunia dan selamat pulang ke tanahair tercinta. Usaha mengharumkan nama negara ini bukanlah perkara mudah jika tidak disertakan keazaman yang tinggi untuk berjaya.
Sokongan padu semua pihak memberi inspirasi anggota xpdc untuk meneruskan impian yang bukan semua orang dapat menggenggamnya.
Maklumat terkini tentang xpdc ini melalui
https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/KE7B-Everest-FELDA-2013/424621554296408?fref=ts
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KEDAH INTERNATIONAL MOUNT JERAI CHALLENGE 2013
Maklumat Pertandingan KIMJC2013
Acara/Program: KEDAH INTERNATIONAL MOUNT JERAI CHALLENGE 2013
Tarikh: 15 Jun 2013 (Sabtu)
Lokasi: Muzium Arkeologi Lembah Bujang, Sungai Petani, Merbok, Kedah
Masa: 8.00 pagiTarikh Tutup: 12 Jun 2013
Sila muat turun borang penyertaan di sini>> Poster Depan | Borang (individu) | Borang (kumpulan)![]( "terkini")
Pengambilan Goodies/Kit Perlumbaan perlu dibuat di venue acara pada 14 Jun 2013 (Jumaat) antara jam 12.00 tengahari hingga 11.00 malam. Kit Perlumbaan adalah termasuk:-
Tarikh: 15 Jun 2013 (Sabtu)
Lokasi: Muzium Arkeologi Lembah Bujang, Sungai Petani, Merbok, Kedah
Masa: 8.00 pagiTarikh Tutup: 12 Jun 2013
Sila muat turun borang penyertaan di sini>> Poster Depan | Borang (individu) | Borang (kumpulan)
Pengambilan Goodies/Kit Perlumbaan perlu dibuat di venue acara pada 14 Jun 2013 (Jumaat) antara jam 12.00 tengahari hingga 11.00 malam. Kit Perlumbaan adalah termasuk:-
- Kupon makan malam pada 14 Jun 2013 (Jumaat)
- Kupon sarapan pagi & makan tengahari pada 15 Jun 2013 (Sabtu)
- Nombor larian (bib)
- T-shirt peserta & Goodies (T-Shirt tidak akan diberikan kepada peserta yang daftar selepas tarikh tutup)
- Kupon Cabutan Bertuah
- 2 Pilihan (Emel atau faks)
- Pendaftaran Emel/Faks – Sila lengkapkan borang pendaftaran dan emel kembara.event@gmail.com /faks ke 09-6131057
- Nama Akaun : KOC OUTDOOR CENTRE & ENTERPRISE
- Bank : AFFIN BANK
- Nombor Akaun : 100300155717
- Sila emel/faks kembali slip bayaran pendaftaran ke No. Faks diatas beserta borang penyertaan.
KATEGORI
- Terbuka Lelaki Berumur 19 Tahun keatas
- Terbuka Wanita Berumur 19 Tahun keatas
- Terbuka Veteran Lelaki 40 Tahun keatas
- Tertutup Terengganu Lelaki 19 Tahun keatas
- Tertutup Terengganu Wanita 19 Tahun keatas
- Terbuka Remaja Lelaki Berumur 13 hingga 18 Tahun
- Terbuka Remaja Wanita Berumur 13 hingga 18 Tahun
YURAN PENYERTAAN
| Kod | Kategori | Yuran “Daftar Normal” Sebelum 31 Mei 2013 | Yuran “Daftar Akhir” Selepas 31 Mei 2013 | Antarabangsa (International) |
| A | TERBUKA LELAKI | RM 50 | RM 60 | RM 100 |
| B | TERBUKA WANITA | RM 40 | RM 50 | RM 100 |
| C | TERBUKA VETERAN LELAKI | RM 40 | RM 50 | - |
| D | TERTUTUP KEDAH LELAKI | RM 35 | RM 45 | - |
| E | TERTUTUP KEDAH WANITA | RM 35 | RM 45 | - |
| F | TERBUKA REMAJA LELAKI | RM 30 | RM 40 | - |
| G | TERBUKA REMAJA WANITA | RM 30 | RM 40 | - |
Kategori Terbuka Lelaki (19 Tahun keatas)
- Pemenang 5 terbaik peserta Antarabangsa
- Pertama : RM1,500.00
- Kedua : RM1,200.00
- Ketiga : RM1,000.00
- Keempat : RM 800.00
- Kelima : RM 600.00
- Pemenang Malaysia
- Pertama : RM1,500.00
- Kedua : RM1,200.00
- Ketiga : RM1,000.00
- Keempat : RM 800.00
- Kelima : RM 600.00
- Keenam – Kesepuluh : RM 400.00
- Kesebelas – Kelima Belas : RM 200.00
- Keenam Belas – Kedua Puluh : RM 100.00
- Pemenang 5 terbaik peserta Antarabangsa
- Pertama : RM1,200.00
- Kedua : RM1,000.00
- Ketiga : RM 800.00
- Keempat : RM 600.00
- Kelima : RM 400.00
- Pemenang Malaysia
- Pertama : RM1,200.00
- Kedua : RM1,000.00
- Ketiga : RM 800.00
- Keempat : RM 600.00
- Kelima : RM 400.00
- Keenam – Kesepuluh : RM 200.00
- Kesebelas – Kelima Belas : RM100.00
- Pertama : RM1,200.00
- Kedua : RM1,000.00
- Ketiga : RM 800.00
- Keempat : RM 600.00
- Kelima : RM 400.00
- Keenam – Kesepuluh : RM 200.00
- Kesepuluh – Kelima Belas : RM100.00
- Pertama : RM700.00
- Kedua : RM500.00
- Ketiga : RM300.00
- Keempat : RM200.00
- Kelima – Kesepuluh : RM150.00
- Kesebelas – Kelimabelas : RM100.00
- Pertama : RM700.00
- Kedua : RM500.00
- Ketiga : RM300.00
- Keempat : RM200.00
- Kelima – Kesepuluh : RM150.00
- Kesebelas – Kelimabelas : RM100.00
- Pertama : RM500.00
- Kedua : RM300.00
- Ketiga : RM150.00
- Keempat : RM100.00
- Kelima – Kesepuluh : RM80.00
- Kesebelas – Kelimabelas : RM50.00
- Pertama : RM500.00
- Kedua : RM300.00
- Ketiga : RM150.00
- Keempat : RM100.00
- Kelima – Kesepuluh : RM80.00
- Kesebelas – Kelimabelas : RM50.00
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SPORADIC E
What is sporadic E ?
Sporadic E arises when clouds of intense ionisation form in the region of the E layer. These clouds can have very high levels of ionisation, allowing frequencies up to about 150 MHz to be reflected on some occasions. The clouds are usually comparatively small, measuring only about 50 to 150 kilometres in diameter. Their shape is irregular. Sometimes they may be almost circular, whereas others may be long and thin. They are also surprisingly thin, often only measuring a few hundred metres in depth.
These clouds appear almost at random, although there are times when they are more likely to occur. They form in the day, and dissipate within a few hours. They are also far more common in summer, peaking approximately in mid summer. As they form the level of ionisation gradually builds up, affecting first the lower frequencies, and later higher frequencies as the level of ionisation increases.
Propagation via sporadic E occurs in the same way as normal ionospheric propagation. Signals from the transmitter leave the earth as a sky-wave, travelling towards the ionosphere. Here they are reflected (or more correctly refracted) back to earth where they are heard at a considerable distance from the transmitter. Like normal ionospheric propagation it is the free electrons that affect the signals, causing them to bend back towards the earth. In view of the fact that the sporadic E clouds occur at around the same height as the E layer, similar distances are achieved. Typically the maximum distances are about 2000 km.
It is found that the sporadic E ionisation clouds move. Being in the upper atmosphere they are blown by the winds in these areas and can drift at speeds of up to 300 kilometres per hour. This means that when sporadic E is being experienced, the area from which stations are heard will change over the life of the cloud.
Theories
There are many theories about sporadic E and how it occurs. Some believe that it may be related to thunderstorms, others think it results from the winds in the upper atmosphere. None of these theories have been established, leaving the reasons behind sporadic E a mystery, and predictions of when it will occur have to be left to statistics. However even though the mechanism behind the formation of sporadic E is not fully known it is still possible for radio amateurs to utilise them to enable them to make contacts over long distances
What's so special about E's on ten metres ?
To most radio hams being around when a sporadic E event occurs is something special, you can wait weeks for an opening and then miss it completely as you take a tea break, It is somewhat like going fishing ie you never know what is going to be there when you start and will never know what contacts you will catch on air. Most signals in an 'E' event may be very strong s9+, may vary with 'qsb' greatly, and may fade out without warning and not return " like the one that got away"or sometimes last for hours and provide many contacts at greater distances than usual. If you are using FM as the transmission mode the quality of audio can be very good indeed, or as signals fade can become a challenge to read, If an Auroral event is strong enough radio signals refracted from the moving curtain sound like whispering voices. This combination of events = FUN !
Description of the layers in the ionosphere
D layer
Irregular scattered patches of relatively dense ionization that develop seasonally within the E region and that reflect and scatter radio frequencies up to 150 MHz. Sporadic E is a regular daytime occurrence over the equatorial regions and is common in the temperate latitudes in late spring ,early summer and, to a lesser degree, in early winter. At high, i.e., polar, latitudes, Sporadic E can accompany Auroras and associated disturbed magnetic conditions. It can sometimes support reflections for distances up to 2,400 km
Sporadic E is a form of propagation that can arise with little warning, and enable radio frequencies of 150 MHz and more to travel over distances of a thousand kilometres and more. Many people experienced it in the days of the old VHF television transmissions. When sporadic E propagation arose, it would result in severe interference to the signals. Even now VHF FM broadcasts in the 88 - 108 MHz band can be affected. In many instances the arrival of Sporadic E can cause unwanted interference as signals that are normally too distant to be heard appear. However for radio amateurs it offers the chance to make contacts over much greater distances than are normally possible.
Sporadic E arises when clouds of intense ionisation form in the region of the E layer. These clouds can have very high levels of ionisation, allowing frequencies up to about 150 MHz to be reflected on some occasions. The clouds are usually comparatively small, measuring only about 50 to 150 kilometres in diameter. Their shape is irregular. Sometimes they may be almost circular, whereas others may be long and thin. They are also surprisingly thin, often only measuring a few hundred metres in depth.
These clouds appear almost at random, although there are times when they are more likely to occur. They form in the day, and dissipate within a few hours. They are also far more common in summer, peaking approximately in mid summer. As they form the level of ionisation gradually builds up, affecting first the lower frequencies, and later higher frequencies as the level of ionisation increases.
Propagation via sporadic E occurs in the same way as normal ionospheric propagation. Signals from the transmitter leave the earth as a sky-wave, travelling towards the ionosphere. Here they are reflected (or more correctly refracted) back to earth where they are heard at a considerable distance from the transmitter. Like normal ionospheric propagation it is the free electrons that affect the signals, causing them to bend back towards the earth. In view of the fact that the sporadic E clouds occur at around the same height as the E layer, similar distances are achieved. Typically the maximum distances are about 2000 km.
It is found that the sporadic E ionisation clouds move. Being in the upper atmosphere they are blown by the winds in these areas and can drift at speeds of up to 300 kilometres per hour. This means that when sporadic E is being experienced, the area from which stations are heard will change over the life of the cloud.
Theories
There are many theories about sporadic E and how it occurs. Some believe that it may be related to thunderstorms, others think it results from the winds in the upper atmosphere. None of these theories have been established, leaving the reasons behind sporadic E a mystery, and predictions of when it will occur have to be left to statistics. However even though the mechanism behind the formation of sporadic E is not fully known it is still possible for radio amateurs to utilise them to enable them to make contacts over long distances
What's so special about E's on ten metres ?
To most radio hams being around when a sporadic E event occurs is something special, you can wait weeks for an opening and then miss it completely as you take a tea break, It is somewhat like going fishing ie you never know what is going to be there when you start and will never know what contacts you will catch on air. Most signals in an 'E' event may be very strong s9+, may vary with 'qsb' greatly, and may fade out without warning and not return " like the one that got away"or sometimes last for hours and provide many contacts at greater distances than usual. If you are using FM as the transmission mode the quality of audio can be very good indeed, or as signals fade can become a challenge to read, If an Auroral event is strong enough radio signals refracted from the moving curtain sound like whispering voices. This combination of events = FUN !
Description of the layers in the ionosphere
D layer
The D layer is the lowest of the layers of the ionosphere. It exists at altitudes around 60 to 90 km. It is present during the day when radiation is received from the sun. However the density of the air at this altitude means that ions and electrons recombine relatively quickly. This means that after sunset, electron levels fall and the layer effectively disappears. This layer is typically produced as the result of X-ray and cosmic ray ionisation. It is found that this layer tends to attenuate signals that pass through it.
E layer
E layer
The next layer beyond the D layer is called the E layer. This exists at an altitude of between 100 and 125 km. Instead of acting chiefly as an attenuator, this layer reflects radio signals although they still undergo some attenuation. In view of its altitude and the density of the air, electrons and positive ions recombine relatively quickly. This occurs at a rate of about four times that of the F layers that are higher up where the air is less dense. This means that after nightfall the layer virtually disappears although there is still some residual ionisation, especially in the years around the sunspot maximum. There are a number of methods by which the ionisation in this layer is generated. It depends on factors including the altitude within the layer, the state of the sun, and the latitude. However X-rays and ultraviolet produce a large amount of the ionisation light, especially that with very short wavelengths.
F layer
F layer
The F layer is the most important region for long distance HF communications. During the day it splits into two separate layers. These are called the F1 and F2 layers, the F1 layer being the lower of the two. At night these two layers merge to give one layer called the F layer. The altitudes of the layers vary considerably with the time of day, season and the state of the sun. Typically in summer the F1 layer may be around 300 km with the F2 layer at about 400 km or even higher. In winter these figures may be reduced to about 300 km and 200 km. Then at night the F layer is generally around 250 to 300 km. Like the D and E layers, the level of ionisation falls at night, but in view of the much lower air density, the ions and electrons combine much more slowly and the F layer decays much less. Accordingly it is able to support communications, although changes are experienced because of the lessening of the ionisation levels. The figures for the altitude of the F layers are far more variable than those for the lower layers. They change greatly with the time of day, the season and the state of the sun. As a result the figures which are given must only be taken as an approximate guide.
Most of the ionisation in this region of the ionosphere is caused by ultraviolet light, both in the middle of the UV spectrum and those portions with very short wavelengths.
Most of the ionisation in this region of the ionosphere is caused by ultraviolet light, both in the middle of the UV spectrum and those portions with very short wavelengths.
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9W2JEK-9 telah dapat ditangkap signalnya
09:26:39R 9W2JEK-9>PR5SR7,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=3 :
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09:26:39R 9W2JEK-9>PR5SR7,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=1:
`mJ"q}?u\`"4A}_"
09:26:39R 9W2JEK-9>PR5SR7,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=4:
`mJ"q}?u\`"4A}_"
09:26:39R 9W2JEK-9>PR5SR7,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=2:
`mJ"q}?u\`"4A}_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=3:
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=4:
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=1:
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=2:
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
Raw packets di atas menunjukkan hari ini telah berjaya decode packet daripada 9W2JEK-9 ketika melalui PLUS highway berdekatan base.
Percubaan kali ini menggunakan antena cili padi di jelopi dan disambungkan ke laptop melalui handy. Nampaknya berjaya mendecode signalnya bila aku diluar dari base.
Kali ini aku menerima 12 frame kebetulan semasa memantau aku terlihat 9W2JEK-9 sedang melalui higway dan terus aku setup igate.
Info daripada aprs.fi stesen 9W2DYA telah mendapat 2 packet dengan jarak 1.4km.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com
`mJ"q}?u\`"4A}_"
09:26:39R 9W2JEK-9>PR5SR7,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=1
`mJ"q}?u\`"4A}_"
09:26:39R 9W2JEK-9>PR5SR7,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=4
`mJ"q}?u\`"4A}_"
09:26:39R 9W2JEK-9>PR5SR7,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=2
`mJ"q}?u\`"4A}_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=3
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=4
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=1
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
09:26:47R 9W2JEK-9>PR5ST0,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 Port=2
`mJ r7Nu\`"49}Dholan golek pangan 9w2jek@gmail.com_"
Raw packets di atas menunjukkan hari ini telah berjaya decode packet daripada 9W2JEK-9 ketika melalui PLUS highway berdekatan base.
Percubaan kali ini menggunakan antena cili padi di jelopi dan disambungkan ke laptop melalui handy. Nampaknya berjaya mendecode signalnya bila aku diluar dari base.
Kali ini aku menerima 12 frame kebetulan semasa memantau aku terlihat 9W2JEK-9 sedang melalui higway dan terus aku setup igate.
Info daripada aprs.fi stesen 9W2DYA telah mendapat 2 packet dengan jarak 1.4km.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com
| 9W2JEK-9 | 2 | 2013-05-22 09:26:55 | 2013-05-22 09:28:02 | OJ02VV> OJ02VV | 1.4 km 334° | 2013-05-22 09:28:02 |
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Balapan dan Padang MSSM 2013 Keputusan penuh
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xtvt APRS hari ini
Aktiviti aprs pada hari ini dimulakan apabila terlihat diskrin bahawa 9W2CEH-9 telah berada di Rembau. Aku menjangkakan beliau akan melalui base station aku petang ini.
Setelah setup igate menggunakan antena di jelopi dan handy aku telah berjaya juga mendecode signal 9W2SIS-9. Ketika itu
9W2SIS-9 melalui jalan Bangi yang bengkang-bengkok menghala ke Dengkil. Aku berjaya mendapat 2 packets ketika beliau melalui jalan itu.
Aku juga mendapat beacon 9M4RBC dengan jarak 37.3 batu.
Ketika ini aku menanti 9W2CEH-9 yang masih di Senawang.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
| 9W2SIS-9 | 2 | 2013-05-26 17:24:45 | 2013-05-26 17:25:32 | OJ02VV> OJ02VV | 2.4 km 328° | 2013-05-26 17:24:45 |
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KE7B Everest FELDA 2013 misi terlaksana
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| credit Deeno Zoff Gambar membuktikan kejayaan kumpulan pendaki KE7B Everest FELDA 2013 menawan puncak dunia pada 21 dan 23 Mei 2013. Sekalung tahniah atas kejayaan yang sukar dicapai jika tanpa usaha yang gigih selama tujuh bulan dengan bersunguh-sungguh. Kejayaan diwar-warkan dimedia massa selepas berita menawan puncak berjaya ditawan. Berita kejayaan anak Felda dan dua orang jurulatih telah disah oleh anggota xpdc di EBC "Salam.. Pendaki negara yang telah berjaya sampai ke puncak.1. Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin (felda tersang 3) 8:31am. pendaki Islam dan malaysia termuda negara) 2. Mohd Asyraf Halim (lok heng timur) 8:48am. 3. Mohd Hafizuddin Ibrahim (Felda chini) 9:11am. 4. Zainuddin Lot 10:16. 5. Myrza Fasha Md Hamyrudin. (Felda tersang 3) 10:30am dan 6. Muhammad Illaham Ishak 11:00am.. Alhamdulillah" Manakala Siti Anisah membuat percubaan kedua pada 23 Mei 2013 selepas gagal kali pertama akibat AMS. Berita kejayaan disahkan oleh FB KE7B Everest FELDA 2013 NAMASTE...UPDATE XPDC EVEREST FELDA 2013...SYABAS DAN TAHNIAH BUAT KETUA PENDAKI, SITI HANISAH SHARUDDIN YANG BARU SHJ BERJAYA TIBA DI PUNCAK EVEREST TEPAT JAM 7 PAGI TD. BELIAU MENCATAT SEJARAH SEBAGAI WANITA ISLAM TERMUDA DI DUNIA (23 TAHUN) MENAWAN GUNUNG EVEREST. PALING MEMBANGGAKAN, SEMANGAT KENTAL BELIAU YANG TIDAK MENGENAL ERTI PUTUS ASA DALAM PERJUANGANNYA KE PUNCAK EVEREST. WALAUPUN GAGAL KALI PERTAMA KERANA MASALAH KESIHATAN, BELIAU TETAP KUATKAN AZAM DAN AKHIRNYA BERJAYA DALAM PERCUBAAN KALI KEDUA. BELIAU JUGA MERUPAKAN SATU-SATUNYA PENDAKI YG MEMBUAT SUMMIT ATTACK DUA KALI DALAM SATU PENDAKIAN DI EVEREST. Akhir kata tahniah sekali lagi kepada semua yang terlibat. Kejayaan bersama ini tidak akan berjaya jika tiada kerjasama yang erat kepada semua pihak. Tidak lupa juga kepada dua jurulatih Zainuddin Lot @ Deeno dan Muhammad Illaham Ishak @ Pak Am merupakan teman sependakian penulis. Tahniah Deeno dan Pak Am akhirnya impian tercapai jua. Alang-alang seluk pekasam biar sampai kepangkal lengan. Kalau tidak dipecahkan ruyung manakan dapat sagunya. Cayalah korang memang best. 73, Jojet, 9W2DYA |
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Everest 2007: Malaysian expedition MERDEKA de EVEREST 2007 Summits 12 on Everest
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Today (21st May 2007) the following members of the MERDEKA de' EVERST 2007 have reached the summit of Mt. Everest from normal route 06:15am. ~ 09:55Am. Malaysian members:
Following Nepalese staff also reached the summit of Mt. Everest from normal route between 06:15am. ~ 09:55Am. NST. Nepalese staff:
As per the report of the Liason Officer from the base camp, six members and six high altitude workers of "Merdeka De' Everest 2007" team have successfully climbed Mt. Everest (8848 meters) from the normal route on 21 May, 2007 at the following time. 1. Mr. Muhammad Fauzan Haji Hassan (40 yrs), Malaysia at 9:55 a.m 2. Mr. Idris Bin Said (51 yrs), Malaysia at 6:15 a.m 3. Mr. Ahmad Reduan Bin Rozali (24 yrs), Malaysia at 7:28 a.m 4. Mr. Ahmad Fakhri Bin Abu Samah (25 yrs), Malaysia at 7:28 a.m 5. Ms. Marina Binti Ahmad (26 yrs), Malaysia at 8:00 a.m 6. Mr. Mohammad Rafi Bin Kori (28 yrs), Malaysia at 8:05 a.m 7. Mr. Nga Temba Sherpa (51 yrs), Juving-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal 8. Mr. Dendi Sherpa (22 yrs), Juving-3, Solukhumbu, Nepal 9. Mr. Doma chhiri Sherpa (26 yrs),Juving-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal 10. Mr. Pasang Gelu Sherpa (43 yrs), Gudel-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal 11. Mr. Ang Gyalzen Sherpa (32 yrs), Lokhim-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal 12. Mr. Lama Dawa Sherpa (32 yrs), Wafu-4, Solukhumbu., Nepal Background: The Seven members team of the MERDEKA de’ EVEREST 2007 from Malaysia has obtained expedition permit for normal route and left Kathmandu for Lukla on 30th March 2007. The team plans to climb the world's tallest peak between May 15 and 22 to mark the 50th anniversary of the independence of Malaysia. Members list:
* Marina is the only female member of the team. Climbing staff list:
C-2 Staff
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THE SEANET CONTEST
***** South East Asia Net Convention *****
THE SEANET CONTEST
http://www5.big.or.jp/~ja1rju/flash_seanet-2013_doc-5.html
THE SEANET CONTEST
 SEANET CONTEST RULES1. PURPOSE OF CONTEST:To promote two-way amateur radio communications within the SEANET region and between the SEANET region and the rest of the world. 2. CONTEST TIMES & DATES: From 1200UTC Saturday to 1200UTC Sunday on the first full weekend in June each year. In 2013, the dates are: Starts: 1200UTC on 01 June 2013, Ends: 1200UTC on 02 June 2013 (duration 24 hours).3. BANDS / FREQUENCIES: 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 metre bands (no WARC bands). Frequencies should be used as appropriate to the mode and station licence but it is suggested that activity should be centred around the following frequencies where possible, so that it is easy to find SEANET Stations: CW: 3525, 7025, 14025, 21025, 28025. SSB: 3540 (for Thailand), 3790, 7090, 14320, 21320, 28320. 4. MODES: Only CW or SSB may be used. 5. ENTRY CATEGORIES: 5.1. Single operator (SEANET) 5.2. Multi-operator (SEANET) 5.3. Single operator (Rest of the World) 5.4. Multi-operator (Rest Bof the World). Both single-operator and multi-operator stations may use any or all bands (10 - 80m) and any or all modes (CW, SSB). All stations may use Internet or Packet Clusterespottingf. Any number of transceivers or receivers may be used, but only one signal may be transmitted at any one time (there is noeMulti-TwoforeMulti-Multifcategory). 6. POWER INPUT: As stipulated in the regulations governing the licence of the station. 7. EXCHANGE: RS(T) report plus serial number starting with 001. 8. SCORING RULES: 8.1. SEANET Stations may contact Rest of the World stations and SEANET Stations, including those within their own country. 8.2. Rest of the World stations may only contact SEANET Stations. For the purpose of this contest a gSEANET Stationh is defined as one operating from the following DXCC entities: 4S, 4W, 8Q, 9M/DX0 (Spratly), 9M2, 9M6/8, 9N, 9V, A5, BS7, BV, BV9P,BY, DU, H4, HL/DS, HS/E2, JA, JD1/M, JD1/O, KH0, KH2, P2, P5, S2, T8, V6, V8, VK, VK9C, VK9X, VR2, VU, VU4, VU7, XU, XV/3W, XW, XX9, XY, YB. These are all the DXCC entities in CQ Zones 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29. Note: The definition of a SEANET Station is based on its DXCC entity, not the CQ Zone, therefore VK stations located in Zone 30 and BY stations located in Zone 23 also count as multipliers. Not included as multipliers are Antarctica in Zone 29, or other DXCC entities that happen to be in Zones 23 and 30. 9. SCORING: 9.1. Points: All valid QSOs count 1 point per QSO. Note: Only one contact is allowed on each band with the same station (not one contact on each mode). 9.2. Multipliers: SEANET Stations claim one multiplier for each DXCC entity worked on each band, including those in the SEANET region and in their own country. Rest of the World stations can only claim multipliers for DXCC entities within the SEANET region: see the entity list above. Each multiplier counts once on each band (not mode). 9.3. Score: The total number of QSO points multiplied by the total number of multipliers worked. 10. RESTRICTIONS: 10.1. Contacts on cross modes or cross bands will not count. 10.2. Operators are not allowed to transmit more than one signal at any one time. 10.3. Entries which contain errors or unmarked duplicates are liable to a reduction of points. 10.4. Any entrant who uses methods contrary to the spirit of the contest may be subject to disqualification. 10.5. The decision of the SEANET contest organisers shall be final. 11. ENTRIES, LOGS AND SUMMARY SHEETS: 11.1. Entries may be in the form of hand-written logs with a summary sheet or, preferably, by computer log also with a summary sheet. 11.2. Information required for each claimed contact is: Date, Time (UTC), Band, Mode (CW / SSB ), Report sent (RS [T]) serial number, Report received (RS[T]) serial number, Claimed multipliers. Duplicate contacts should be logged but marked clearly as duplicates (gDupeh) and scored at zero points. 11.3. Both hand-written and computerised logs must be accompanied by a Summary Sheet listing the claimed multipliers on each band, the number of claimed contacts and multipliers per band, the final claimed score, and a declaration that the station was operated within the terms of the station licence and the rules and spirit of the contest. 11.4. Computer logs can be in any ASCII (text) format, including eCabrillof. Please do not send binary (.bin) files. The Summary Sheet should also be in ASCII / text format. Note: It is recommended that entries be made using any standard contest logging program in eARRL DX Contestf mode as if you were a North American station and then scored manually. Manual scoring is very easy: it is simply the number of valid QSOs multiplied by the total number of multipliers. Almost every contest logging program supports the ARRL DX Contest and using this contest format allows the received serial number to be easily logged in place of the received power level. If you do not already have a contest logging program you may download CT by K1EA free of charge from www.k1ea.com 11.5. Computer logs must be sent by e-mail by 01.July 2013 to: (E-mail to seanet@arion.ocn.ne.jp) 11.6. Hand-written logs should be sent by air-mail post to: (1-1-3-202, Azabudai Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106-0041 JAPAN.)› SEANET Contest 2013 Entries should be received not later than 01.July 2013. 12. AWARDS: A certificate will be awarded to the highest-scoring entry in each category. If the level of entries warrants it, runner-up certificates will also be presented. Additional awards may be made at the discretion of the SEANET contest organisers. The results will be announced at the SEANET 2013 Convention and will be published on the SEANET 2013 website. |
http://www5.big.or.jp/~ja1rju/flash_seanet-2013_doc-5.html
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Sabah HAM Fest 2013
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Eyeball bersama 9W2VVH Cikgu Hussairy
Kesempatan bersalaman didaratan bersama 9W2VVH Cikgu Hussairy di restoran Ayza sebelah Metro Point semalam adalah rentetan eyeball V66 pada malam sebelumnya. Ini kerana eyeball pada malam itu aku tiada kesempatan dan kelapangan untuk mengikuti bersama rakan-rakan yang lain. Berdasarkan gambar V66 ham community seramai 16 orang rakan telah hadir pada malam itu di restoran ayza sebelah menara MPKj.
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| credit Mak Temah Sebelum bersalaman didaratan aku bersalaman di udara dahulu menggunakan handy difrekuansi 147.495Mhz. QSO antara kami apabila beliau telah bersedia bertolak ke tempat kejadian. Jarak yang dekat membolehkan penerimaan audio aku baik walaupun menggunakan handy sahaja. Pelbagai cerita dan pengalaman dikongsikan terutama tentang radio amatur terutama tentang HF yang kini propagasi sangat membuka bagi band 10m. Perkongsian ilmu dan pengetahuan dapat menambahkan lagi pengetahuan aku tentang radio ini. Terima kasih kepada Cikgu Hussairy atas kesudian untuk eyeball sebelum pulang ke Sungai Besar semalam. Ada kelapangan bolehlah kita bersalaman diudara mahupun didaratan. Jumpa dan jumpa lagi 73, Jojet, 9W2DYA |
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ARRL Field Day 2013
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XTVT APRS awal bulan Jun
Awal bulan Jun ini adalah minggu kedua cuti sekolah. Pada 2 Jun aku berkesempatan ke pantai timur sekali lagi. Seperti biasa
9W2WEE-3 dan 9W2CEH-3 adalah digipeater yang pasti menangkap 9W2DYA-12.
Aku meneruskan perjalanan ke pantai timur melalui MRR2 dari tol Sungai Besi. 9W2NHE-3 memulakan mengesan jelopi pada 10:45 dan 9M2RPN pada 10:47. Seterusnya adalah 9W2LL-5 pada 10:52 dan 9W2AA pada jam 10:53:11.
Memasuki lebuhraya Karak mendapat 9W2RUT-2 pada 11:07 dan stesen mountain top 9M4RDG-3 pada jam 12:04 dan terus memandu hingga ke Jabor keluar dari LPT.
Tiba di Kemasik satu-satunya stesen yang ada iaitu 9W2NPN-3 telah berjaya mengesan aku pada jam 15:13 petang. Sampai di Dungun kemudian menghala ke Bukit Besi untuk memasuki LPT semula keluar ke exit Kuala Terengganu.
Perjalanan terus melalui Permaisuri yang mempunyai sebuah stesen lagi iaitu 9W2LTT-3 pada jam 18:24 petang. Malangnya bateri handy aku sudah kaput menyebabkan stesen di Kelantan tidak dapat mengesan pergerakan aku.
Pada keesokan harinya 3 Jun 2013 perjalanan patah balik ke Kuala Terengganu. Semasa di Kota Bharu aku mendapat 9W2XXP-1 pada jam 9:42 pagi dan 9W2YIE pada jam 10:28 pagi.
Pada kali ini 9M4RDG-3 mengesan aku jarak paling jauh semasa melalui Temerloh iaitu 70.6km berbanding pada bulan April di kawasan Jengka 99.6km. Ini mungkin disebabkan WX yang hujan dan mendung sahaja.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com
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XTVT APRS portable saltmine
Pagi ini aku berkesempatan mengaktifkan igate disaltmine memandangkan aku datang awal kerana xyl ada pertandingan memasak Maggi.
Memandangkan pagi ini tidak sibuk bolehlah aku mengaktifkan igate menggunakan antena cili padi. QTH berketinggian 91m dari aras laut memudahkan aku menerima beacon .
Sebanyak 19 buah stesen telah dapat aku terima signalnya. Kedudukan di tingkat 1 dan antena di letakkan diluar tepi tingkap membolehkan aku menerima signal yang agak banyak dari kebiasaan.
antara stesen yang aku dapat copy:
1. 9W2BRO-9 jarak 8.5 batu di Putrajaya
2. 9W2AKY-3 jarak 27.7 di Seremban
3. 9W2DIE-3 jarak 9.9 di Putrajaya
4. 9W2AA jarak 7.2 di Ampang
5. 9W2OYY-9 jarak 129.3 di Kluang
6. 9W2EDK-6 jarak13 di Shah Alam
7. 9W2WEE-3 jarak 9.5 di UKM Bangi
8. 9W2TJR-11 jarak 20.5 di Klang
9. 9M2RPN jarak 7.4 di Planetarium
10. 9W2LL-9 jarak 13.9 di Kepong
11. 9W2NHE-3 jarak 5.8 di Taman Desa
12. 9W2SZR-9 jarak 15 di Shah Alam
13. 9W2RUT-2 jarak 14.9 di Kepong
14. 9M4RDG-3 jarak 25.7 di Genting Highlands
15. 9W2JEK-3 jarak 129 di Kluang
16. 9M4RTB jarak 26.4 di Telapa Buruk
17. 9W2EDK-9 jarak 13 di Shah Alam
18. 9M2TPT-13 jarak 17.7 di Sungai Buloh
19. 9W2LKB-2 jarak 17.1 di Shah Alam
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com
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The Six Meters Marathon 2013
OH3AG invites you to participate into the Tenth Global Six Meters Marathon. The objective of the Marathon is to work as many DXCC countries as possible between Saturday May 4th, 2013 at 00.00 UTC and Sunday August 4th, 2013 at 24.00 UTC on six meters band. You can follow this contest online at http://6m.dy.fi
Rules
2. The objective of the contest is to activate the use of six meters band.
3. The contesters are listed by the number of worked DXCC countries.
4. This contest will have a continuing follow-up at http://6m.dy.fi where stations are listed according the worked DXCC countries.
6. Classes (only single operator - no multi operator participation):
a) World (unlimited top 20)
b) Africa
c) Asia
d) Europe
e) North America
f) Oceania
g) South America
h) Finland
There will be a separate listing on our web site for each class like for Class H (Finland):
OH3SIX 47. The world class list is collected from continental lists.
8. Participants are asked to update their worked countries online.
The Marathon participation procedure:
2. The objective of the contest is to activate the use of six meters band.
3. The contesters are listed by the number of worked DXCC countries.
4. This contest will have a continuing follow-up at http://6m.dy.fi where stations are listed according the worked DXCC countries.
5. Time: May 4th, 2013 at 00.00 UTC - August 4th, 2013 at 24.00 UTC.
6. Classes (only single operator - no multi operator participation):
a) World (unlimited top 20)
b) Africa
c) Asia
d) Europe
e) North America
f) Oceania
g) South America
h) Finland
There will be a separate listing on our web site for each class like for Class H (Finland):
OH3SIX 47. The world class list is collected from continental lists.
7. All modes are permitted.
8. Participants are asked to update their worked countries online.
We are very grateful to Mr. Santtu Salminen at Tamrinki Ltd.
for creating this database logging
system used exclusively in this contest.
for creating this database logging
system used exclusively in this contest.
The Marathon participation procedure:
First every marathoner has to send an email to the Contest Director Hannu Saila OH3WW/OH1HS at marathon@saila.org
(Please note that the contest will be over at 4th of August 24.00 UTC. Sunday is still working time but not Monday.)
You should include your personal information and a valid reply email address to get
needed information described below.
Everyone will then get a personal username (your call sign) and a password which allow
to use the online log keeping. This information will be delivered via an email.
(Please note that the contest will be over at 4th of August 24.00 UTC. Sunday is still working time but not Monday.)
You should include your personal information and a valid reply email address to get
needed information described below.
Everyone will then get a personal username (your call sign) and a password which allow
to use the online log keeping. This information will be delivered via an email.
In this log the Marathoner can mark every new DXCC country he/she has
worked. One may not make duplicate entries.http://6m.dy.fi/
Every log can be viewed by all other competitors.
Erroneous loggings can be deleted by the competitor.
worked. One may not make duplicate entries.http://6m.dy.fi/
Every log can be viewed by all other competitors.
Erroneous loggings can be deleted by the competitor.
Your updating includes following information:
date (dd/mm) + time UTC (mmhh) + worked DXCC (like OH or VE) + call + mode
date (dd/mm) + time UTC (mmhh) + worked DXCC (like OH or VE) + call + mode
Updated results will be showed online immediately at http://tamrinki.fi/6m/mresults.php
Paper logs are not accepted. The contest governance will happen over the Internet.
9. The trophy winners will be published on August 10th, 2013 at on our web site
10. We do not accept logs in any other way than online log keeping.
Paper logs are not accepted. The contest governance will happen over the Internet.
9. The trophy winners will be published on August 10th, 2013 at on our web site
10. We do not accept logs in any other way than online log keeping.
If any questions rises please contact Hannu OH3WW/OH1HS marathon@saila.org or oh3ww@sral.fi
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Signal yang diterima pada hari ini
Hari ini aku mengaktifkan igate di base station menggunakan antena cili padi di tingkat atas diluar tingkap. Aku menunggu hampir sejam untuk menerima beberapa signal stesen lain. Mungkin window membuka ke selatan, maklumlah base aku di Bangi.
Setelah propagasi baik beberapa signal berduyun-duyun masuk melalui radio. Terdapat sembilan stesen dapt dicopy signalnya:
1. 9W2NHE-3 jarak 15.4 batu di Taman Desa
2. 9W2XYX-9 jarak 16.6 di Petaling Jaya
3. 9W2TJR-11 jarak 23.7 di Klang
4. 9W2AA jarak 18.2 di Ampang
5. 9W2WEE-3 jarak 1.6 di UKM Bangi
6. 9W2DIE-3 jarak 7 di Putrajaya
7. 9W2SMF-9 jarak 20.4 di Sentul
8. 9W2SZR-3 jarak 20.6 di Shah Alam
9. 9M4RDG-3 jarak 36.6 di Genting
10. 9M2TPT-9 jarak 2 di Bangi
Setelah menunggu beberapa jam aku akhirnya berjaya menangkap beacon 9M2TPT-9 yang bermobile di Teras Jernang. Kali ini antena aku diletakkan dijelopi diluar base. Ini menunjukkan signal lebih clear di luar berbanding meletakkan antena di dalam base walaupun di tingkat atas.
| 9M2TPT-9 | 2 | 2013-06-15 12:54:04 | 2013-06-15 12:54:41 | OJ02VW> OJ02VV | 3.2 km 331° | 2013-06-15 12:54:41 |
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73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com
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ARDF Penang Open 2013
Dear Hunters,
The Penang ARDF Community will be hosting this year’s Amateur Radio Directional Finding Event.
Date : Sunday – June 30th, 2013
Time : 8:00 am
Venue : Penang Island
Starting Point : Lengkok Jesselton, entrance to the Quarry Drive.
GPS Coordinates : N5 25 32 E100 18 05
The Final Bulletin2 has been issued.
For more information, please click on the link below.
[ PDF ] ARDF Penang Open 2013 Bulletin2
73 de Musang
Updated on June 17th, 2013
http://www.myardfsport.com/ardfblog/
The Penang ARDF Community will be hosting this year’s Amateur Radio Directional Finding Event.
Date : Sunday – June 30th, 2013
Time : 8:00 am
Venue : Penang Island
Starting Point : Lengkok Jesselton, entrance to the Quarry Drive.
GPS Coordinates : N5 25 32 E100 18 05
The Final Bulletin2 has been issued.
For more information, please click on the link below.
[ PDF ] ARDF Penang Open 2013 Bulletin2
73 de Musang
Updated on June 17th, 2013
http://www.myardfsport.com/ardfblog/
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Nogori Climbathon Circuit 2013
Acara yang diadakan adalah sirkit larian mendaki gunung (climbathon) kategori individu
Trek perlumbaan bermula dari Hutan Lipur setiap sirkit menuju ke‘Check Point’ yang ditetapkan mengikut kategori dan kembali menuju kegarisan penamat.
Perlumbaan ini akan menggunakan sistem ‘Cut Off Time” di mana akandiperuntukkan masa tertentu perlumbaan. Pemenang akan dinilai berdasarkancatatan masa yang diambil ketika sampai digarisan penamat bersama ‘tanda CP’yang akan diberikan.
Medal Penamat akan diberikan kepada 40 peserta terawal bagi setiap kategoriyang berjaya tiba di garisan penamat.
Pemenang keseluruhan yang mengumpul mata tertinggi bagi semua sirkit, layak mendapathadiah yang ditawarkan serta dinobatkan sebagai JAGUH NOGORI CLIMBATHON CIRCUIT 2013
Sistem mata dan syarat-syarat NCC 2013 akan dimaklumkan dalam taklimat pelumbaanpada setiap sirkit atau boleh dirujuk di laman web WWW.KEMABARANEGARA.COM Syarat PertandinganTerbuka kepada semua & peserta mestilah sihat tubuhbadan, tiada penyakit atau kecederaan kritikal
Lokasi pertandingan adalah seperti mana yang ditentukanoleh pihak penganjur.
Penyertaan bagi "Nogori Climbathon Circuit 2013" hanya terbuka kepada 500 penyertaan terawal sahaja
Semua borang penyertaan hendaklah diserahkan dandisertakan sekali dengan yuran penyertaan selewat-lewatnya sebelum
- 27 June 2013 bagi Sirkit Gunung Tampin
- 26 September 2013 bagi Sirkit Gunung Telapak Burok
- 14 November bagi Sirkit Gunung Angsi
Semua peserta dikehendaki melapor diri / pengambilangoodies & kit perlumbaan sehari sebelum hari pertandinganpada setiap sirkit bermula jam 2.00 Petang untuk sesi pendaftaran. Taklimat perlumbaan akan diadakan pada jam 5.30 petang pada hari tersebut
Masa mula kutipan goodies beg bermula jam 2.00 pm
Yuran penyertaan boleh dibuat secara tunai/wang pos/cek di atas nama KOC OUTDOOR CENTRE & ENTERPRISE(AFFIN BANK : 100300155717)
Borang yang tidak lengkap tidak akan dilayan.
Pihak penganjur berhak mengubah syarat-syarat danlaluan pertandingan pada bila-bila masa sahaja
Pihak penganjur tidak akan bertanggungjawab ke atas sebarang kemalangan atau kecederaan sebelum, semasadan selepas pertandingan
Keputusan penganjur adalah muktamad. Sebarangbantahan tidak akan dilayan.
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XTVT APRS pagi ini
Beberapa stesen telah dapat dikesan signalnya:
1. 9W2AA jarak 18.2 batu di Ampang
2. 9W2DIE-3 jarak 7 di Putrajaya
3. 9W2SZR-3 jarak 20.6 di Shah Alam
4. 9W2WEE-3 jarak 1.6 di UKM Bangi
5. 9W2DIE-9 jarak 26.3 di Damansara
6. 9M4RTB-3 jarak 20.8 di Telapak Buruk
7. 9W2PD-9 jarak 17.5 di Telapak Buruk
8. 9M2RDX-9 jarak 58 di Temerloh
9. 9W2DIE-8 jarak 26.2 di Sungai Buloh
9W2PD-9 sedang menuju ke Telapak Buruk untuk membaik pulih pengulang 9M4RNS. Menurut sumber di FB terdapat 5 stesen berada di sana untuk tujuan tersebut.
| Altitude: | 1157 m |
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| Position ambiguous: | Precision reduced at transmitter by 2 digits, position resolution approximately 1.9 km. |
| Course: | 117° |
| Speed: | 19 km/h |
| Device: | Kenwood: TM-D710 (rig) |
| Last path: | 9W2PD-9>P2UPZL via 9W2DIE-3*,WIDE2-1,qAR,9W2CEH-3 |
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA
http://9w2dya.blogspot.com
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