14 agosto 2012, 19:41
CU1 to CU9 Activated at once
Are You Ready to Fly to Azores for Free by Making Nine QSOs?
Yes indeed, those of you willing to spend 24 hours or less on the radio are eligible to participate in an Azores lottery for two all-paid packages to the beautiful Azores Islands in the Atlantic , completely free of charge. The project is organized by the Azores-Finland Friendship Consortium in partnership with the Amateur Radio Associations of the Azores Islands and supported by the Azores Promotion Agency (ATA) and Azorean Airlines (SATA). Just look at and make up your mind.
Not many people know that the Azores consist of nine populated islands, stretching over a distance of 602 km (305mi) from East to West, next to USA and Europe . And it is not widely known that the Azores have their own airline (SATA) flying to each island, in addition to many destinations in Europe and North America . Each island has its own characteristics and its own blend and alone qualifies for your visit there.
While these islands count for a single DXCC entity, they offer three (3) IOTA groupings. With this unique AZORES 9 ISLANDS HUNT, an invited international group of amateur radio operators together with resident Azores amateurs will be activating the nine islands, offering an opportunity to the world to contact these islands all at once over one weekend.
Activity Weekend
Saturday, September 29, 1200 UTC to September 30, 1200 UTC (24 hours).
These stations will be active starting Friday, September 28 as soon as they become operational.
Frequency Windows
CW: 7000-7015, 18080-18090 and 14050-14065 kHz
SSB: 7175-7195, 18120-18135 and 14250-14275 kHz
Nine Islands and their Stations
Santa Maria, CU1ARM ; San Miguel, CU2ARA ; Terceira, CU3URA ; Graciosa, CU4ARG ; Sao Jorge, CU5AM ; Pico, CU6GRP ; Faial, CU7CRA ; Flores, CU8ARF ; Corvo, CU9AC .
Operators and Island Hosts
Sergio, CU1AAD ; Jose, CU2CE ; Francisco, CU2DX ; Guilherme, CU2IF ; Domingois, CU3CS ; Guilherme, CU4AB ; Jose, CU5AM ; Jorge, CU6AB ; Manuel, CU7CA ; Claudio, CU8AAE ; Joao, CU9AC ; Franz, DJ9ZB ; Richard, DF9TF ; Nigel, G3TXF ; Michael, G7VJR ; Diane, K2DO ; Rich, KE3Q ; Mike, KI1U ; Marius, LB3HC ; George, N2GA ; Martti, OH2BH ; Juha, OH8NC ; Ghis, ON5NT ; Carine, ON7LX ; Claude, ON7TK ; Alex, OZ7AM ; Kenneth, OZ1IKY ; Yuri, VE3DZ and Ed, VE3FWA .
Two Hunt Awards
Those making a QSO with at least 5 different islands will have a corresponding number of tickets placed into a lottery for a free trip to the Azores (e.g. if you have QSOs with 7 islands, you will get 7 lottery tickets). Additionally, the first 25 operators making QSOs with all 9 islands will be eligible for a second lottery. The free trips are from the closest airport served by SATA; including flight, accommodation and transfers..
During or immediately after the weekend, the logs will be posted on Club Log to display your band/mode slots. The lottery will be drawn on October 15, 2012.
QSL Cards
All QSOs will be confirmed through the bureau network with special full-color cards. Direct QSL requests via Jose Melo, CU2CE
Yes indeed, those of you willing to spend 24 hours or less on the radio are eligible to participate in an Azores lottery for two all-paid packages to the beautiful Azores Islands in the Atlantic , completely free of charge. The project is organized by the Azores-Finland Friendship Consortium in partnership with the Amateur Radio Associations of the Azores Islands and supported by the Azores Promotion Agency (ATA) and Azorean Airlines (SATA). Just look at and make up your mind.
Not many people know that the Azores consist of nine populated islands, stretching over a distance of 602 km (305mi) from East to West, next to USA and Europe . And it is not widely known that the Azores have their own airline (SATA) flying to each island, in addition to many destinations in Europe and North America . Each island has its own characteristics and its own blend and alone qualifies for your visit there.
While these islands count for a single DXCC entity, they offer three (3) IOTA groupings. With this unique AZORES 9 ISLANDS HUNT, an invited international group of amateur radio operators together with resident Azores amateurs will be activating the nine islands, offering an opportunity to the world to contact these islands all at once over one weekend.
Activity Weekend
Saturday, September 29, 1200 UTC to September 30, 1200 UTC (24 hours).
These stations will be active starting Friday, September 28 as soon as they become operational.
Frequency Windows
CW: 7000-7015, 18080-18090 and 14050-14065 kHz
SSB: 7175-7195, 18120-18135 and 14250-14275 kHz
Nine Islands and their Stations
Santa Maria, CU1ARM ; San Miguel, CU2ARA ; Terceira, CU3URA ; Graciosa, CU4ARG ; Sao Jorge, CU5AM ; Pico, CU6GRP ; Faial, CU7CRA ; Flores, CU8ARF ; Corvo, CU9AC .
Operators and Island Hosts
Sergio, CU1AAD ; Jose, CU2CE ; Francisco, CU2DX ; Guilherme, CU2IF ; Domingois, CU3CS ; Guilherme, CU4AB ; Jose, CU5AM ; Jorge, CU6AB ; Manuel, CU7CA ; Claudio, CU8AAE ; Joao, CU9AC ; Franz, DJ9ZB ; Richard, DF9TF ; Nigel, G3TXF ; Michael, G7VJR ; Diane, K2DO ; Rich, KE3Q ; Mike, KI1U ; Marius, LB3HC ; George, N2GA ; Martti, OH2BH ; Juha, OH8NC ; Ghis, ON5NT ; Carine, ON7LX ; Claude, ON7TK ; Alex, OZ7AM ; Kenneth, OZ1IKY ; Yuri, VE3DZ and Ed, VE3FWA .
Two Hunt Awards
Those making a QSO with at least 5 different islands will have a corresponding number of tickets placed into a lottery for a free trip to the Azores (e.g. if you have QSOs with 7 islands, you will get 7 lottery tickets). Additionally, the first 25 operators making QSOs with all 9 islands will be eligible for a second lottery. The free trips are from the closest airport served by SATA; including flight, accommodation and transfers..
During or immediately after the weekend, the logs will be posted on Club Log to display your band/mode slots. The lottery will be drawn on October 15, 2012.
QSL Cards
All QSOs will be confirmed through the bureau network with special full-color cards. Direct QSL requests via Jose Melo, CU2CE
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