ARLA/CLUSTER: Z81X: DXpedition ao Sudão do Sul especialmente em 80 e 160m

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

 DXpedition to South Sudan

A multinational group of Dietmar, DL3DXX; Wayne, N7NG; Hans, PB2T; Olli,
OH0XX; Martti, OH2BH; Pertti, OH2PM; Veijo, OH6KN and Tevfik, TA1HZ (team
doctor) will be in Juba, South Sudan from November 14 - 28, 2013 and will
activate *Z81X* with an emphasis on low bands, 160m and 80m.

The period includes the CQWW CW contest with some single-band entries and
low-band SSB focus during the contest weekend.

Hosted by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, the group led by
Hans, PB2T, President of IARU R1, will conduct a series of workshops and
establish a sound amateur radio spectrum management regime and related
regulations. It will also introduce Amateur Radio to the Ministry of
Education. Also participating in these efforts are two local amateurs;
Massimo, Z81B (IZ0EGB) and Diya, Z81D (YI1DZ). This part of the program is
supported by Yasme Foundation Inc.

The plan is to activate three FTDx3000 stations with amps, low-band
verticals and beverage antennas. Two different radio locations may be used.
The operation will be generator based.

The Z81X team will use their QRZ.com pages for providing further updates
and recognizing their supporters, with Vlad, UA6JD as their webmaster.

Z81X Project Goodwill South Sudan is organized jointly by Radio Arcala, DX
University, IARU Region 1 and Rock City Investments Co., and the equipment
sponsor is Yaesu Musen Co. Ltd of Japan.

In support of the DX University, we will take note of specific
relationships between pileup behavior and operator technique. Additional
information will be available before the expedition begins.

The highest cost item is equipment transport, with courier service the only
reliable means of transportation. The group welcomes support from
individuals, clubs and foundations to offset some of the high equipment
transport expenses. You may contact any of the group members for your
potential support or use PayPal at Z81X QRZ.com.

Z81X QSL via OH0XX
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