Re: ARLA/CLUSTER: ILLW 2015 mostra um forte compromisso da comunidade radioamadorisrica mundial para com os faróis

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Pedro, já foi devidamente reverificada a situação.

Alias, eu é que não tinha aqui a "janela" devidamente aberta, hihihi mas
pensava que tinha.

João Costa (CT1FBF)

Em 17 de agosto de 2015 16:29, Pedro Amaral <jpsamaral  gmail.com> escreveu:

> Caro João Costa,
>
> Obrigado pela sua atenção. A mensagem foi devidamente respondida para
> [cs5arla at gmail.com] na hora e até recebi uma notificação automática
> que pensei ser de entrega...afinal parece que não era :).
>
> Pode por obséquio indicar para onde devo remeter a devida resposta?
>
> Muito Obrigado e 73 de Pedro - CT7AGN
>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 17, 2015 at 4:22 PM, João Costa > CT1FBF <ct1fbf  gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Aló, aló colega Pedro Amaral (CT7AGN) verifique as suas caixas de correio
>> eletrónico pois tem uma importante mensagem particular da Associação de
>> Radioamadores do Litoral Alentejano - ARLA, relativa à sua inscrição nesta
>> lista que ainda não foi respondida???
>>
>> João Costa (CT1FBF)
>>
>> 2015-08-17 16:07 GMT+01:00 Pedro Amaral <jpsamaral  gmail.com>:
>>
>>> Caro(s) amigo Sérgio e restantes colegas,
>>>
>>> Da parte que me toca, só posso dizer que foi com muito prazer que
>>> aceitei o amável convite da ARRLX, que desde já muito agradeço, para poder
>>> desfrutar desta bela iniciativa.
>>>
>>> Agradecer também à forma como fui recebido e integrado nesta excelente
>>> equipa, pelo Viegas - CT2IXQ e por ti, aos óptimos repastos, hi hi.
>>>
>>> Por fim um agradecimento ao Francisco - CR7AJM, por se ter lembrado da
>>> minha pessoa para o convite e para todos os colegas, os que resolveram
>>> saírem do conforto do teclado do computador para estarem nos faróis a
>>> colocarem Portugal neste "mapa" e aos colegas que no conforto do seu QTH
>>> não deixaram de dizer: Presente!
>>>
>>> Venham mais!
>>>
>>> Bem haja a todos, 73 de Pedro - CT7AGN
>>>
>>> On Mon, Aug 17, 2015 at 3:06 PM, Sérgio Rasteiro - CR7AJS <
>>> cr7ajs  gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Não sei ainda como foram as restantes estações, mas a equipa da ARRLx,
>>>> PT-0015/Cabo da Roca/CS5LX/p, conseguiu uns impecáveis 427 contactos, 57
>>>> entidades DXCC (muita Europa é verdade, mas quase toda a América do sul da
>>>> costa atlântica, Porto Rico, Cuba e USA) e a equipa ainda teve tempo para
>>>> salutar convivio, almoços\jantares e duas noites completas de sono =)
>>>>
>>>> Sei que quase todos os participantes portugueses estiveram muito
>>>> activos com vários spots pelos clusters (uns mais que outros). Parabéns a
>>>> todos e com desejos que se repita por muitos e largos anos tais actividades
>>>> =)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Quanto ao "meu ILLW":
>>>> Foi muito gratificante participar, especialmente enquanto CR7 e ter
>>>> oportunidade de poder gerir alguns pequenos pile-ups. Muito agradeço a
>>>> ajuda e ensinamentos dos colegas CT7AGN e CT2IXQ que estiveram presentes ao
>>>> longo de todo o fim-de-semana.
>>>>
>>>> 73 de CR7AJS - Sérgio Rasteiro
>>>>
>>>> On Mon, Aug 17, 2015 at 2:40 PM, CT1GZB - José Luís Proença <
>>>> ct1gzb  netcabo.pt> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> E assim, Portugal entrou para o “Top 9� dos 32 países participantes no
>>>>> ILLW.
>>>>>
>>>>> Nada mau para um para um país pequeno e de marinheiros que deveria
>>>>> estar *sempre* virado para o mar.
>>>>>
>>>>> 73 de José Luís Proença, Operador do Posto Emissor CT1GZB
>>>>> ARVM # 53, REP # 1418, SKCC # 8178, NRA # PN 077
>>>>> http://ct1gzb.blogspot.com
>>>>>
>>>>> *From:* João Costa > CT1FBF <ct1fbf  gmail.com>
>>>>> *Sent:* Monday, August 17, 2015 1:27 PM
>>>>> *To:* Cluster-ARLA <cluster  radio-amador.net>
>>>>> *Subject:* ARLA/CLUSTER: ILLW 2015 mostra um forte compromisso da
>>>>> comunidade radioamadorisrica mundial para com os faróis
>>>>>
>>>>> ILLW shows a strong commitment
>>>>>
>>>>> Registrations in the *International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend*
>>>>> were higher this year from the major seafaring nations of Australia,
>>>>> England and Germany, adding to growth from Bulgaria, Canada, Cuba, France,
>>>>> Portugal and Scotland.
>>>>>
>>>>> The ILLW on August 15-16 had 506 registrations, from 32 countries,
>>>>> down on 2014, but seemingly reflecting the prevailing political and
>>>>> economic trends.
>>>>>
>>>>> The magic number 500 registration was from Michael Sealfon WA2OCG at
>>>>> Alki Point Lighthouse, which marks the southern entrance to Seattle’s
>>>>> Elliott Bay in Washington USA.
>>>>>
>>>>> It provided both a light and fog horns to keep mariners safe on their
>>>>> voyage and as a monument for the first settlers gets plenty of tourists.
>>>>>
>>>>> An outstanding result came from Cuba that had 13 registrations, and
>>>>> may be due to the normalisation of its relationship with the USA.
>>>>>
>>>>> A lot of good fun was had, with some participants having heightened
>>>>> public interest in the history of old navigation structures and Amateur
>>>>> Radio. More reports and photos are welcome on both the ILLW Facebook page
>>>>> and the website.
>>>>>
>>>>> Typical of the DX that can be worked was Cape Wickham Lighthouse on
>>>>> King Island and Glenn Alford VK3ILW portable VK7, with an ICOM 775
>>>>> transceiver into a Cushcraft R5 vertical.
>>>>>
>>>>> Although acknowledging he had a good location, there were at times
>>>>> dogpiles with notable contacts being to the Canary Islands, Cuba, Baltic
>>>>> Islands, Guatemala, Europe, USA, Alaska, Australia and New Zealand.
>>>>>
>>>>> The many media mentions included the national broadcaster ABC radio
>>>>> that told listeners at Geraldton in West Australia achieved a world first
>>>>> record for the most people hugging a lighthouse.
>>>>>
>>>>> One of Australia’s oldest steel lighthouses in Australia, the red and
>>>>> white candy-striped Point Moore Lighthouse about 400 kilometres north of
>>>>> Perth built in 1878 has dominated the local skyline.
>>>>>
>>>>> More than 1,000 turned out for the world-record ranking embrace. As
>>>>> part of ILLW made possible by Ron Fisher VK6MP, the doors were open to
>>>>> allow a unique glimpse inside.
>>>>>
>>>>> Already the next and 19th annual Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend on
>>>>> August 20-21, 2016, has 30 registrations.
>>>>>
>>>>> To see the simple guidelines, past reports, or for other information
>>>>> please visit the dedicated website www.illw.net
>>>>>
>>>>> *Jim Linton VK3PC *
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