ARLA/CLUSTER: Austrália lidera o ILLW 2010
João Gonçalves Costa
joao.a.costa ctt.pt
Segunda-Feira, 16 de Agosto de 2010 - 12:27:24 WEST
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Country Call Lighthouse Name ILLW No QSL Route and other info. Web
Portugal CR6LH Cabo Espichel PT0005 CT1GZB buro or direct Web<http://cq7c.no.sapo.pt/cr6lh/index.html>
Portugal
CS2010M Montedor PT0010 CT1DSV Web<http://www.qrz.com/db/cs2010m>
Portugal 3 CT1JTQ /p Sao Vicente Lighthouse PT0011 Buro or direct
International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend
Only days to go before the International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend.
Australia remains leader in terms of the number of registrations this year, currently at 58 and setting a new record for that country.
The very latest VK registration was made by the Summerland Amateur Radio Club VK2SRC, who will activate the Richmond Head lighthouse at Ballina.
Just before that registration, Trevor Close VK3ATX advised he will operate from Gabo Island in far eastern Victoria Australia, while intrepid portable QRP operator Peter Parker VK3YE has chosen the inner-suburban Port Melbourne lighthouse which is at the end of a tram line.
Germany which has always strong support for the weekend now has 55 registrations. Australia and Germany combined account for one third of this year’s nearly 390 registrations from 40 countries.
Geoff Crowley MM5AHO is adding even more interest to the weekend by sailing to at least or possibly more of the rock mounted lighthouse on the west coast of Scotland.
It’s all happening on the weekend of the 21st and 22nd of August. To see the full registration list or to register a lighthouse, visit the website www.illw.net<http://www.illw.net/>
Jim Linton
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