3B7 - The 3B7C team expects to arrive on Isle du Sud, St. Brandon (AF-015)
on 4 September. Operations are not expected to commence until
midnight UTC on the 7th, by which time all stations and antennas
will have been assembled (however, the 6m beacon will be activated
at the earliest opportunity, so that 6m DXers can start to monitor
for possible openings).
Suggested frequencies are as follows:
Band CW SSB RTTY FM PSK
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160m 1822 1842 - - -
80m 3502 3795 3570 - 3580
40m 7002 7052 7035 - 7037
30m 10102 - 10137 - 10140
20m 14022 14145 14085 - 14071
17m 18072 18145 18100 - 18100
15m 21022 21295 21085 - 21071
12m 24892 24945 24920 - 24920
10m 28022 28495 28075 29580 28071
6m 50102 50145 - - -
6m Beacon 50090 - - - -
There will be 12 stations (one on every band from 160 to 6 metres,
with second stations on 80 and 20 metres so that they can operate on
CW and SSB at the same time) with big monoband antennas on all bands
from 30 to 6 metres and verticals on the remaining bands.
Feedback messages can be sent to 3b7c@g3wgv.com: John, G3WGV will
read them and send a daily digest of key information to the team.
Logs will be uploaded to the 3B7C website on a daily basis. The
online log lookup will feature a lookup for your zone, showing what
times you, or others in your country/zone, have made contact with
3B7C on each band.
QSL via G3NUG, direct or bureau (bureau cards can be requested via
the webpage). The QSL manager for SWLs is Bob Treacher, BRS32525.
Bookmark http://3b7c.com for full information on the expedition.
on 4 September. Operations are not expected to commence until
midnight UTC on the 7th, by which time all stations and antennas
will have been assembled (however, the 6m beacon will be activated
at the earliest opportunity, so that 6m DXers can start to monitor
for possible openings).
Suggested frequencies are as follows:
Band CW SSB RTTY FM PSK
----------------------------------------------------
160m 1822 1842 - - -
80m 3502 3795 3570 - 3580
40m 7002 7052 7035 - 7037
30m 10102 - 10137 - 10140
20m 14022 14145 14085 - 14071
17m 18072 18145 18100 - 18100
15m 21022 21295 21085 - 21071
12m 24892 24945 24920 - 24920
10m 28022 28495 28075 29580 28071
6m 50102 50145 - - -
6m Beacon 50090 - - - -
There will be 12 stations (one on every band from 160 to 6 metres,
with second stations on 80 and 20 metres so that they can operate on
CW and SSB at the same time) with big monoband antennas on all bands
from 30 to 6 metres and verticals on the remaining bands.
Feedback messages can be sent to 3b7c@g3wgv.com: John, G3WGV will
read them and send a daily digest of key information to the team.
Logs will be uploaded to the 3B7C website on a daily basis. The
online log lookup will feature a lookup for your zone, showing what
times you, or others in your country/zone, have made contact with
3B7C on each band.
QSL via G3NUG, direct or bureau (bureau cards can be requested via
the webpage). The QSL manager for SWLs is Bob Treacher, BRS32525.
Bookmark http://3b7c.com for full information on the expedition.