Amateur Radio Internet Gateway Directory 2003

409 Pages·2003·2.26 MB·English

Amateur Radio Internet Gateway Directory
incorporating Worldwide EchoLink, eQSO, IRLP and Internet Linking Stations,
UK Amateur Radio Repeaters and UK Licenced Gateway Link Stations.
Dave Williams G8PUO Volume 2 : September 2003
Amateur Radio is a unique, fascinating and
friendly hobby which captivates the interest and
enjoyment of millions of people, from all walks of
life, around the world.
One of its great benefits is the huge range of
activities, from people communicating via radio,
people communicating via the Internet, people
with interests including Weather Satellites, Short
Wave Listening, Radio Astronomy, Meteor
Scatter, Meteorology and Propagation, right up
to those talking to the International Space Station
using the latest digital technology.
Radio Amateurs are working from the cutting edge of radio communications technology through to
those whom gain much enjoyment from older radios and building the ‘electronic birds nest’.
Amateur Radio is essentially a hobby which is
fun for everyone.
With the advances of the Internet Connection
speeds and ‘24/7’ connections, largely though
Broadband (ADSL), connecting an Amateur
Radio Transceiver to the internet, is now a reality.
The Internet Gateway is this new and increasingly
popular ‘mode’ of operation.
This new ‘mode’ of operation, allows many users,
such as those whom do not have the luxury of
outside antennas or those whom live in built up
cities, to communicate with other fellow Amateurs
around the world using both radio and computers.
It also has proven to rekindle interest from older
Radio Amateurs and spark valued enthusiasm
for new blood within the hobby.
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Notes
Amateur Radio Internet Gateway Directory
Compiled and Published by Dave Williams (G8PUO)
September 2003
Index Page
The Hitch Hickers Guide to the Amatear Radio Internet Gateway 4
UK Internet Gateway Frequencies 7
EchoLink Repeater Stations and Nodes 8
EchoLink Link Stations and Nodes 21
EchoLink Conferences and Nodes 48
EchoLink Users and Nodes 50
UK Licenced Gateways - Sorted Callsign/Frequency 390
UK Licenced Gateways - Sorted Frequency/Town 397
UK Amateur Radio Repeaters 404
UK Repeater CTCSS Tone Allocations by County 409
Welcome to this bumper 2nd Edition of the Amateur Radio Internet Gateway Directory
and Callbook 2003. This publication has been produced to assist both RF and PC
based Amateur Radio Stations to quickly look up and reference contacts and now
contains over 56,000 stations!
The directory and callbook is a culmination of merging and manipulating a number of
different databases, tables, web pages and information published elsewhere on the
internet and within the Internet Gateway Software listings.
Any text or descriptions given are those which accompanied the callsign at the time
of publication and no responsibility can be assumed for accuracy and for any location
information text posted at that time of data collection. All details provided are done
so in good faith and for reference only. Some EchoLink node numbers are subject to
change if users, repeaters and links ‘upgrade’ to the ‘Vanity Node Numbers’ scheme.
It is hoped that you find this new edition of interest and are able to put it to good use.
The important thing is to enjoy the amateur radio hobby, keep in contact with existing
friends and through the use of this Internet technology, make many new ones.
Finally, the Internet Gateway’s are connected to many Ham Repeaters/Links
Worldwide, most of which are run voluntarily. Please remember to support your local
repeater group as your contributions help maintain these valuable stations and access
to the world.
Author: Dave Williams
[email protected]
Published: www.radio-ham.org
(c) 2002-2003 Dave Williams
The Hitch Hickers Guide to the Amatear Radio Internet Gateway
‘Amateur radio is all about ‘communications’ and by Linked’. ‘Is that GB3EK?’ Dick asked, ‘Yes’ said Ernie.
embracing a little of today’s technology, a new ‘If you wish Dick, you are more than welcome to borrow
dimension or ‘mode of operation’ has been added to my portable for the weekend and have a listen’ ‘Hey
this interesting and fascinating hobby. Welcome to thanks Ernie, I will take you up on that if OK.
the world of the Amateur Radio Internet Gateway’
Ernie turned round and shuffled though the resistor
‘Hey look Ernie, see this magazine headline, I guess drawer for the required value component then with a
us radio hams are about to mod our radios for the next small stretch, carried on with the repair. Dick on the
generation in communications’ said Dick as he other hand now had his mind on Internet Linking
munched his cheese and pickle sandwiches. ‘So what decided to finish the remainder of this lunch break
this new mode of operation?’ he continued. reading the article….
Ernie put his soldering iron down and turned around The ‘additional’ mode in communications.
to look over at the magazine article. ‘Oh’ he replied.
‘Well, that is a culmination of traditional analogue audio, By making use of the Internet and VoIP (which stands
digital audio, PC/RF Interface and the Internet, all held for Voice over Internet Protocol), it is possible to connect
together with a piece of software. It’s quite interesting radio transceivers together anywhere in the world. It
actually’. is also possible to use a normal PC to connect via
some software, to other radio transceivers, and other
So does it mean my radio is now defunct? ‘‘No!!’ replied PC’s.
Ernie with a smile. ‘In fact, using your radio in
connection with the RF Linking station or repeater,
enables you to talk to even more hams and in many (Below diagram shows a typical example of an Echolink
cases, it is also notably revitalising areas within our or eQSO Internet Gateway Conversation or Net)
hobby as we know it’
Server RF Link
GB3EK-R
CQ G4MIX/Combine
PC User
2E1IIK
G7IBP/P
Internet
RF Link Internet
ZL1AMC-R
Gateway Gateway
2E1PDQ/P
CQ
SWL PC User
ZL1XXX/P WB7LRV
Dick, now finishing his lunch and expressing interest An Internet Gateway is a:
in this, walked over to Ernie. ‘I can see some mileage
in this’ said Dick, ‘but what do I need to do to my radio • Connection of an Amateur Radio Transceiver
to talk via the Internet?’ to PC Computer
‘You need to do nothing with your radio, other than • Connection of a PC Computer to the Internet
maybe get hold of a DTMF Mic which will allow you to
• Providing a connection of a Radio Transceiver
make and break calls to other Internet linked stations,
to the Internet
but even this is not mandatory’ replied Ernie. If fact,
the 70cm repeater over in sunny Margate is ‘Internet
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The possible combinations of an Internet Gateway • Computer Station – Any Valid Amateur Radio
station are: Licence
RF to RF, RF to PC, PC to RF and PC to PC • RF Link Station – Any Valid Amateur Radio
Licence
For this reason, its flexibility has enabled this new mode
to gain much interest from both RF and non RF users • RF Link RF Host – Any Valid Amateur Radio
due to the following benefits: Licence +
•Ability to operate an Amateur Radio station without (+ N.B. No UK Foundation Licensee may run a RF
any aerials. E.g. Flats, Retirement homes, built Host / Server Station)
up areas.
Further UK licencing details at www.dcc.rsgb.org
•Ability to communicate over longer distances
Internet Gateway Servers are dotted around the globe.
via VHF and UHF Radio. Therefore not limited
These provide a level of Callsign Authentication /
to local QSO’s.
validation and system etiquette, depending on the
•Ability to operate an Amateur Radio station using software system used as described below.
just a PC Computer.
Software
•Combines ‘two’ great hobbies of Computers and
Despite the recent take-up of interest within the last
Amateur Radio Communications.
year, the Internet Gateway and VoIP has been in use
So how does the system work? Well the audio signal and developed over a longer period of time. In fact it
is converted into ‘digital packets’ at the transmitting end goes back to the early 90’s when a system was used
and sent over the internet. The ‘digital packets’ are which was based on IPhone (Internet Phone).
Codec Internet Codec
Internet
then reassembled at the receiving end and turned back Due to the instability and the lack of security that IPhone
into an audio signal. and early windows offered, a system called IRLP
(Internet Radio Linking Project), was developed by
The device which provides this analogue and digital David Cameron, VE7LTD
conversion is called a CODEC. Short for COmpressor
/ DECompressor, a codec is any ‘technology’ for IRLP unlike previous systems was designed to be more
compressing and decompressing data. Codec’s can secure and stable principally by running under Linux
be implemented in software, hardware, or a and preventing direct access to linked systems from
combination of both. Some popular codec’s for the Internet, so the only way to access IRLP is via a
computers and other everyday life include MPEG and connected radio gateway (node). These connections
MP3. are initiated by the end user keying DTMF codes from
their radio. Further info may be obtained from
Due to the way the data is moved around the internet, www.irlp.net
an inherent Propagational delay is instilled within the
transmission ‘over’. Despite this and other small delays With the previous flexibility which IPhone offered,
such as VOX (Voice Operated PTT) on some links and together with the security of IRLP, a new system called
repeaters, the system works very well. iLink was developed by Graeme Barnes, M0CSH. This
offering a Windows based alternative to IRLP, with the
Licence Requirements and control. added feature of direct connections from the Internet.
In order to operate and use an Internet Gateway, you The strength and support of iLink grew but ultimately
must meet the following basic conditions: suffered from being an unfriendly DOS based program.
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With Windows being used more and more daily, eQSO works in a completely different way to the above
together with the introduction of the Windows based programs in that it is designed around ‘Chat Rooms’
EchoLink in May 2002, this DOS application went by where you can join in and either monitor or talk, just
the wayside – along with DOS! like a radio net. This is a great feature.
Echolink, developed by Jonathan Taylor, K1RFD The ‘Virtual Chat Rooms’ such as 101ENGLISH
www.echolink.org has seen a massive increase in contains a number of English speaking RF links/
users and is by far the most popular software with repeaters as well as PC based stations. So any
thousands of hams worldwide. transmission in the ‘room’ is broadcast to ALL stations
in the room, including all links and repeaters. This has
The advantages of Echolink are many; however, some pro’s and con’s and as such is not the preferred
of the main points are (in no order of priority): software for many repeater keepers and sysops.
• Worldwide Popularity and support. Multiple rooms are available for different languages
• Flexibly in operation for both users and links and and uses. This includes rooms for private nets, blind
repeaters sysops. operators and special event stations. Some rooms
• Requirement to register your callsign first before thus having RF connected stations and some only
use. Security. having PC based stations, or a mix of the two.
• Ability to allow or disallow individual stations and/or
countries if need be. One of the greatest concerns with eQSO is that it
• Easy to use. currently requires no authorization to use it, although
• All in one application for both the home PC user on the plus side it does allow for SWL’s to monitor.
and RF Link or Repeater Sysop. However, this can also be a grey area as non licensed
• Ability to contact stations directly, either singly or stations or hams can talk or provide possible misuse.
multiple connections.
• Automatic Callsign and Connected Station Log. If you have not tried EchoLink or eQSO, I would
• Ability to join conferences containing a number of recommend you download both and have a go!
stations – bit like a net.
• Continually updated with features and support Conclusion
which means its always up-to-date
I’m unsure what Tony Hancock would have made of it
• Flexible DTMF control for RF stations, allowing link
but one thing is for sure, Internet Gateway Linking is
control and connections.
here to stay and is responsible for a great deal of
• Remote Link/Repeater Multi-Sysop admin/
rekindled (and welcomed), Ham interest. The Gateway
operation if required
has even spread to PMR446 (Licence Free), operation!
• Extensive Link/Repeater functions such as voice
www.446user.co.uk, complete with links across the
announcements etc
UK and other countries.
• Built in Text Chat Box allowing messages to be
typed to other stations.
Dick put the magazine to one side with a smile of
enthusiasm then proceeded to tidy his service bench
If this all a bit too much, then another program called
in readiness for the next electronic casualty which a
eQSO developed in around 2001 by Paul Davies
customer brought in earlier that morning…..
M0ZPD is available www.eqso.net . This was released
initially to replace the old IPhone conference servers
Till the next time!
and only has conference room facilities.
Dave Williams G8PUO
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UK Internet Gateway Frequencies
The UK Internet Gateways operate primarily on the below range of frequencies, covering
6m, 4m, 2m, 70cm and 23cm. Not all frequencies are available to new applications.
Alongside the frequencies are totals of UK Stations which have RA clearance. Having clearance
does not guarantee that the gateway is operational on any given frequency (or at all).
Frequency Band Desc Stations
51.9100 6 Maximum deviation +/- 2.3 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 13
51.9200 6 Maximum deviation +/- 2.3 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 14
51.9300 6 Maximum deviation +/- 2.3 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 10
51.9400 6 Maximum deviation +/- 2.3 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 7
51.9500 6 Maximum deviation +/- 2.3 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 17
70.2600 4 Other Link/Repeater Use 2
70.3875 4 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 7 dBW ERP 9
70.4125 4 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 7 dBW ERP 13
145.2875 2 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 56
145.3375 2 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 40
430.0125 70 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 22
430.0250 70 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 25
430.0375 70 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 12
430.0500 70 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 26
430.0625 70 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 14
430.0750 70 Maximum deviation +/- 2.5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 26
431.0750 70 Other Link/Repeater Use 18
431.1000 70 Other Link/Repeater Use 2
431.1250 70 Other Link/Repeater Use 8
431.1500 70 Other Link/Repeater Use 13
431.1750 70 Other Link/Repeater Use 4
431.2000 70 Other Link/Repeater Use 8
431.2250 70 Other Link/Repeater Use 3
See Repeaters 70 Internet Gateway linked UK Repeaters (EchoLink / IRLP) 32
434.4750 70 Maximum deviation +/- 5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 26
434.5000 70 Maximum deviation +/- 5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 38
434.5250 70 Maximum deviation +/- 5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 32
1297.9000 23 Maximum deviation +/- 5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 8
1297.9250 23 Maximum deviation +/- 5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 4
1297.9500 23 Maximum deviation +/- 5 kHz Maximum 10 dBW ERP 4
Successful Licence Notice of Variation Station Count are accurate as at 3rd September 2003.
Further information and application forms are available at: www.dcc.rsgb.org
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CE2UCH-R OVALLE-CHILE 25941
EchoLink Repeater Stations [#1788]
CE2WYC-R CE2CQB ECHOLINK<=>EQSO 115211
Callsign Information Node CE4LNM-R 104885
CE4SJB-R CHILE 28769
CT1BEG-R PRAIA DA AGUDA 42598
4X4ARC-R TEL-AVIV 438.650R70 26350
CT1BWN-R LISBOA 85422
4Z7AGG-R 104751
CT1EFR-R LISBOA-PORTUGAL 27559
4Z7CCF-R EILAT CITY LINK, ISRAEL 106188
CT1EXE-R BERLENGAS ATLANT ISLAND 59679
8P6AJ-R BARBADOS 29693
CT1FHW-R IM58JP - ALMADA 28686
8P6DJ-R BARBADOS WEST INDIES 61063
CT2HND-R PORTO - PORTUGAL 42970
9A3IB-R RIJEKA CROATIA 89196
CX1AXX-R MONTEVIDEO - URUGUAY 100248
9K2RA-R 122770
DB0ANT-R WOLFENBÜTTEL 439.225MHZ 116642
9M2OK-R PORT DICKSON, MALAYS 55278
DB0CM-R SELIGENSTADT/FRANKFURT 81971
9M2RBB-R TELAPA BORUK, MALAYSIA 22279
DB0DAF-R 127826
9M2RKK-R KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA 78021
DB0ERG-R ERGOLDSBACH JN68CQ 96135
9M2RTB-R TELAPA BORUK, MALAYSIA 98223
DB0FDA-R DARMSTADT 438,587.5MHZ 128216
9M2RUK-R KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA 22020
DB0FT-R 123851
9M6PR-R KOTA KINABALU, SABAH 119369
DB0LBI-R BIELEFELD HERFORD OWL 114241
9M8RC-R BORNEO ISLAND GATEWAY 21863
DB0ND-R 98495
A45XO-R OMAN 40874
DB0OVL-R LANDSHUT, 439.375 MHZ 92820
AA0IY-R CONCORDIA, MO (USA) 51683
DB0RD-R FRANKFURT/M 439.425 56402
AA1RZ-R NEW BRITAIN,CT.06051 79778
DB0SHA-R 105783
AA3EU-R @ MARYLAND @ 38877
DB0SL-R GREISING/150KMNE MUNICH 109451
AA5QX-R MURPHY, TX 112390
DB0SML-R LEIPZIG REPEATER R95 121215
AA5SG-R ELLISVILLE MS 442.25 1545
DB0SR-R 109999
AA6RJ-R IN CONFERENCE *MAKILING* 40515
DB0UA-R AUGSBURG (JN58LI) RV51 14422
AA7AU-R WR4AYC RPTR S. FLORIDA 43563
DB0UP-R JN48IV PFORZHEIM 80781
AA7SS-R 64045
DB0VOX-R WWW.QSL.NET/DB0VOX 71665
AA9PH-R FRANKLIN, WI. 86612
DB0XS-R 110000
AA9WQ-R SOUTH BEND 43728
DB3LA-R LINK TO 144.825 BUS 39243
AB0HP-R MACON, MO 77356
DB3RH-R JN68PJ 117452
AB4KK-R NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA 63231
DB3WH-R GERMANY, 144.937,5 TEST 38541
AB4KN-R PEACHTREE CITY, GA 8268
DB8ZB-R JO41SE GERMANY 86396
AB4PH-R PALATKA FL. 45274
DC5ZP-R KASSEL /23CM-REPT. TEST 81486
AB5N-R UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 11517
DC6MY-R NORDENDORF, BAVARIA T21 50515
AB6CB-R BAHIA SAN FCO, CA 28200
DC6WP-R LEIPZIG DB0SML 439.275 120740
AB6CQ-R SACRAMENTO, CA. USA 114791
DC8YM-R 111526
AB6XI-R LOS ANGELES CA 116723
DD2ST-R 70CM STUTTGART 438.700 65359
AB7F-R VANCOUVER, WA. 442.375 37987
DD5XL-R BEBRA, JO40VX 83047
AB7P-R SHELTON WA 146.720 20362
DD6OSB-R 129980
AB8CL-R ARCANUM, OHIO 82845
DD7AN-R 116491
AB8LU-R HENSLEY WV 86883
DF0LBG-R JN48OW LUDWIGSBURG 53780
AB9H-R 126264
DF1GG-R GERMANY 45692
AC4JF-R SEVIERVILLE, TN. USA 4060
DF2RE-R 121425
AC4VV-R LOU, KY 147.180/R 23407
DF3HS-R ELM(R) DB0XX 70CM 116529
AC4XQ-R MIAMI 444.175 24265
DF4EH-R DUISBURG 114223
AC5MR-R 122965
DF8FS-R SHF RPT. KASSEL DB0XE 81619
AC5TX-R ABILENE, TEXAS444.000-R 114887
DF8XO-R 115488
AC6CD-R AMSAT SATELLITE NET 45606
DF9RD-R KEMODEN-LANDSHUT-BAVARI 82530
AC6ET-R KELSEYVILLE, CA 88726
DG1BHA-R 114705
AD3M-R (USA) DE WILMINGTON 4456
DG6KBL-R JO 30 MV, KÖLN, GERMANY 87061
AD4YJ-R 110565
DG7BBU-R JO43JC 108414
AD5JN-R MIDWEST CITY, OK 145.65 26489
DG8FFN-R GRUENBERG GERMANYJO40LO 81256
AD6UJ-R APPLE VALLEY CA 27761
DG8OBZ-R 12544
AD6XK-R IRWINDALE 84837
DG8PZ-R SIMMERTAL->145.3875 MHZ 83871
AE4NR-R 145.370 N.WILKESBORO NC 122567
DG9XN-R SCHOENEBECK 145.375 SIM 27396
AE4PZ-R LONG MOUNTAIN/SENECA,SC 111740
DH1IAE-R JN39TE 114969
AE4WE-R MIAMI FL USA 50421
DH1NHI-R HELMBRECHTS, JO50UF 88481
AE6AA-R SAN BRUNO, CA 75614
DH1TT-R NR ULM/OFFICE NO MIC! 89185
AF2H-R PEARLAND TEXAS 89591
DH5HG-R KASSEL DB0XE 2M REP 80341
AF4MH-R PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 16357
DH6MBT-R INGOLSTADT 85861
AF6DX-R SAN DIEGO, CA MABUHAY! 26653
DH9FFN-R GRUENBERG GERMANYJO40LO 82214
AG6FM-R 87058
DJ3AA-R 63003
AH2DX-R 53578
DJ3QB-R OCHTRUP JO32OF 76586
AH6HI-R HONOLULU, HAWAII 68594
DJ3QE-R NRW-DB0WQ-LÜBBECKE 4188
AH6IF-R MAUI, HAWAII USA 2923
DJ4IM-R ALLGAEU-REPEATER DB0ZD 75518
AL7BJ-R FAIRBANKS, ALASKA 86899
DK0EBC-R MUNICH, 439.550 MHZ 105759
CE1WZI-R CALAMA CHILE 147.770 48080
DK0RG-R DK0RG REPEATER RHEINGAU 77835
CE2CQB-R RADIO CLUB COQUIMBO 115226
DK4DO-R LUENEN - DL - JO31RO 50512
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DK9UG-R 120033 EB3EHX-R LAS ROQUETAS 30312
DL1EHF-R LINK AUF DB0UD 84933 EB3ELQ-R VIC BARCELONA 29733
DL1GFM-R 99101 EB3EXL-R CASTELLBISBAL BARCELONA 98492
DL1MBW-R 101669 EB3FNZ-R NA CONFERENCE *ESPANA* 27960
DL1MFQ-R 439.025 DB0CP PFAFFENH. 112578 EB3FOU-R SPC REMER (C-10) CAT 93425
DL1NCH-R JACEK IN BAYREUTH 120519 EB3FWW-R TORELLO 41359
DL1OBH-R DEISTER DB0LL JO42QH 113191 EB3GFN-R 103593
DL2ARH-R DB0HL-ATV-REPEATER 84068 EB3GHE-R JN01UF 37241
DL2FHS-R 124847 EB3GHN-R 102697
DL3EL-R 52031 EB4CMW-R *** ESPAÑA*** 108064
DL3RG-R KASSEL DB0XE 2M REP 119062 EB5FOH-R ALICANTE 64672
DL3SF-R 144.625 JO32MF 76567 EB5IZL-R ALICANTE 144.712.5 MHZ 87429
DL4AH-R RELAY-ALFELD 439,350 MH 88924 EB6AOK-R 09RB 118205
DL4DSS-R ZUGSPITZE—TEST 70CM 58151 EB7BAM-R GRANADA-ESPAÑA 75541
DO0SMZ-R 100823 EB7HCQ-R SEVILLA ESPAÑA 48362
DO0SRE-R WWW.DO0SRE.DE 99965 EB8CME-R NA CONFERENCE *ESPANA* 48988
DO1BJ-R DB0EMS RELAY IM EMSLAND 87459 EB8CZI-R TENERIFE 42560
DO1BT-R 118003 EC3DEC-R FRENCH OR SPANICH 75810
DO1HH-R HAMBURG 88938 EI2WRC-R MT. LEINSTER IRELAND 78033
DO1HOS-R HAMBURG/GERMANY 29424 EI4LRC-R LIMERICK IRELAND 20309
DO1IJB-R 113654 EI5CRC-R CORK,IRELAND-145.750MHZ 81261
DO1SC-R BALINGEN * GERMANY 44944 EI8DJ-R CORK 70CM, 433.250MHZ 81642
DO1SGL-R GÖPPINGEN-DB0RIG439.050 87586 ES5PI-R OPERATIVE SOON 118736
DO2FM-R MARTIN SONTHOFEN JN57DM 63510 F0DJG-R NORMANDIE FÉCAMP 76 54008
DO2GZ-R 119502 F1EHM-R 98664
DO2HQ-R JO43WR 88798 F1EYO-R FRANCE 75567
DO2KD-R DB 0 XS 145.625 MHZ 72391 F1HBG-R JN18DU 105723
DO2MB-R 65827 F1MIJ-R F1ZBE EN INTERLINK ... 72833
DO2WAO-R LEIPZIG DB0SML 439.275 108085 F1SFY-R STE GENEVIÈVE <60> 108951
DO3LMG-R HAMBURG/GERMANY - LI 77874 F1SHS-R PARIS 62606
DO3MHA-R 123673 F1TIH-R SAINT ETIENNE 70CM RPT 87991
DO5LRP-R 96016 F1TWT-R 59586
DO5MD-R JO31SJ 120835 F1UOT-R PARIS>F1TDI/R 439.500 119930
DO5OKG-R JO51BN 91932 F4BQO-R CERGY JN19AA 62585
DO5VH-R GERMANY 40083 F4UJU-R IN CONFERENCE F6ATZ 82986
DO7SMS-R 111057 F5CDF-R LILLE TRANSPONDEUR UHF 119387
DU1EGA-R 125436 F5LIT-R STE MERE EGLISE 44099
DU1EOV-R DIL QC PHILIPPINES 47871 F5NLG-R *ANGERS* 145.550MHZ 68692
DU1LWQ-R LOS BANOS 42315 F5POE-R RELAIS DES ULIS 91 76194
DX1FLR-R IN CONFERENCE *MRILP-BC* 50173 F5SDM-R 102625
DX1MK-R LOS BANOS 42685 F5ZDR-R 72389
DY3MRV-R CITY OF BALANGA BATAAN 62107 F6BAZ-R IN CONFERENCE F1HBV-L 28698
E20FZH-R RAM.2 UNIVERSITY/BKK/TH 116671 F6BMO-R MARSEILLE (FRANCE) 119938
E20KEW-R 81483 F6CDD-R 118303
E21CTO-R MUANG SARABURI THAILAND 79858 F6FMT-R 126845
EA1DGP-R SANTANDER SPAIN 42923 F6FUB-R R4X EN TEST (PAS QRV) 79106
EA1RCW-R FOZ 110228 F6FZO-R 145.400 AUVERGNE 81978
EA1URO-R 77525 F6GGY-R MONFLANQUIN - 47 79368
EA1X-R CONF. CASTILLA-LEON 30173 F6HHQ-R IN CONFERENCE F1HBV-L 76428
EA2HB-R SAN SEBASTIAN 88521 F8FMT-R 126843
EA2OZ-R LAS ARENAS, 144.650 MHZ 84787 FM0HN-R 124532
EA3AMS-R BARCELONA ESPAÑA 30538 FR1FJ-R ILE DE LA REUNION 41453
EA3FTP-R CAMPDEVANOL 58494 FR5HU-R BUZY 43085
EA3RCB-R COSTA-BRAVA REPEATER 113456 G0EOM-R 124089
EA3RCP-R CERDANYA, SPAIN 29422 G3HD-R 116091
EA4CRP-R BADAJOZ,EA 78768 G4EQQ-R DERBY 41371
EA4LO-R 123273 G4FZN-R SCOTCH CORNER GATEWAY 1566
EA4NE-R R0 MADRID 37581 G4JKQ-R LEICESTERSHIRE 1226
EA5ELX-R 106874 G8AFC-R FLIXTON, MANCHESTER 29973
EA5GOT-R MURCIA 68663 G8VPR-R CANNOCK 1036
EA5O-R ALBACETE 44830 GB3AG-R FORFAR SCOTLAND 117931
EA5UB-R DENIA 25564 GB3AH-R EAST DEREHAM 126469
EA7ESH-R PUERTO REAL 119812 GB3AL-R HERTS IO91RP 145.3375 19063
EA7EUY-R 61726 GB3AM-R AMERSHAM 14315
EA7FOY-R QSO EN ESPAÑOL 24758 GB3BA-R BANCHORY SCOTLAND 79388
EA8AFB-R TENERIFE SUR 42560 GB3BC-R NEAR NEWPORT WALES UK 39300
EA8EE-R 29.610 MHZ FM SIMPLEX 1017 GB3BN-R BRACKNELL, BERKSHIRE 1938
EB2EOF-R ALGORTA-VIZCAYA 26069 GB3CH-R NR PLYMOUTH UK 25577
EB3CPX-R SANT JULIA BARNA 30152 GB3DG-R GALLOWAY 111659
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GB3DX-R BIRMINGHAM ENGLAND 7125 HS9DMC-R SAMILA CONFERENCE 46976
GB3EK-R MARGATE WWW.GB3EK.CO.UK 48360 HS9HK-R HADYAI LINK RPT 86163
GB3GN-R ABERDEEN (SCOTLAND) 19583 HS9XT-R IN CONFERENCE *THAILAND* 74314
GB3HD-R HUDDERSFIELD WEST YO 114580 I3EME-R MONTEBELLUNA - ITALY 42129
GB3HE-R HASTINGS 1066 115293 IK0YYY-R ROME & VATICAN CITY 27156
GB3IB-R WESTON-SUPER-MARE 2000 IK1WJL-R GENOVA 30584
GB3IE-R PLYMOUTH / DEVON 27871 IK2XYP-R 145.380 LINK WA6TMJ 10132
GB3IN-R HUTHWAITE NOTTS 98258 IK6IHL-R 55555
GB3IR-R NORTH EAST ENGLAND 1353 IK7VKD-R BARLETTA -ITALY JN 45231
GB3KL-R KINGS LYNN 77266 IK8FYZ-R NAPOLI 45394
GB3LY-R LIMAVADY, N.I 39437 IR0UAC-R ROME & VATICAN CITY 27156
GB3MN-R MANCHESTER WAITI VE3RLY 53408 IR0UAS-R 122232
GB3NK-R ERITH, KENT UK. 54760 IS0GRB-R 27802
GB3OH-R CENTRAL SCOTLAND 37878 IT9CMN-R R5 - CASTELVETRANO (TP) 96020
GB3PA-R LANGBANK-WEST SCOTLAND 22022 IW0EWO-R 115826
GB3PZ-R MANCHESTER, UK IRLP 540 2591 IW0GAC-R ROME & VATICAN CITY 54164
GB3SB-R SCOTTISH BORDERS 116678 IW0RQH-R JN62GT M.TI MARTANI 74827
GB3SD-R WEYMOUTH DORSET UK 112689 IW0RQJ-R 430.175MHZ ASSISI 120990
GB3WB-R WESTON-SUPER-MARE 28069 IW0UVW-R 129667
GW6CUR-R CARDIFF 26984 IW2DCK-R RU3 BERGAMO NORD ITALY 89637
HB9BYC-R VOLKETSWIL ZH JN47HJ 42471 IW3HRD-R 125100
HB9CF-R KT. URI / SCHWYZ 43416 IW6MKC-R RPT R4A. C.ITALY 28661
HB9FW-R ATV REPEATER / LEUBERG 90617 IW8RMN-R COSENZA JM86DH 54149
HB9GL-R MOLLIS-FRONALP 438.975 41140 IW9BAX-R CATANIA SOUTH ITALY 43614
HB9HAI-R PARSENN 2850M 439.350 83400 IW9EDP-R R1.A >M.TE LAURO SIC 51752
HB9LU-R LUZERN (CH) 145,600 MHZ 40109 IW9HCF-R CASTELVETRANO (TP) 67317
HB9MKE-R CH-8955 OETWIL / LIMMAT 82319 IZ7DOZ-R ANDRIA(BA) 43842
HB9RF-R ZUG, 438.675, JN47FE 81765 J69EG-R SL.LUCIA 26593
HB9SLM-R CONFERENCE ARBON. 41323 J69IH-R SAINT LUCIA 27906
HB9SQE-R 112138 JA1KSO-R NODE IS BUSY 53129
HB9TLK-R ZUERICH / CH 37800 JA1UPI-R 1116
HB9TLX-R LUZERN, SWITZERLAND 40080 JA2GDF-R TAHARA AICHI JAPAN 27799
HB9UF-R MT. PILATUS 438.800 40107 JA3PBT-R WAKAYAMA IN JAPAN 42696
HB9Y-R HB FRENCH VS 438.650 66814 JA6NKA-R KAGOSHIMA. ANY CALLS OK 119778
HB9ZF-R BACHTEL ZURICH EAST 37913 JH9LNM-R OOIGUN FUKUIKEN JAPAN 79908
HI3CCP-R SANTIAGO R D 112058 JI2JWH-R MATUSAKA IN QSO 88465
HI3HRD-R DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. 37367 JL1NTW-R 114190
HI3NR-R REP. DOMINICANA 29944 JP1YIP-R YOKOHAMA NODE IN QSO 53122
HI8EES-R SANTO DOMINGO R D 27584 JP2YFO-R JAPAN RE 2425.34MHZ 21406
HI8EGP-R QUEENS, N.Y 46489 JR2IPN-R AICH JAPAN 118841
HI8GN-R I’M IN QSO 66982 K0CAO-R IDAHO SPRINGS, CO 69460
HI8NXP-R STO DOMINGO 146.970- 47767 K0CKN-R KANSAS EL DORADO 49617
HI8PAC-R 128022 K0DK-R 115482
HI8PL-R STO.DGO./DOMINICAN REP. 84117 K0DMF-R NORTH BRANCH,MN 443.875 23958
HJ7PHT-R FRACOL COLOMBIA 76426 K0DRL-R WARSAW MO 65355 111183
HK3AVR-R BOGOTA DC, COLOMBIA 77741 K0DXY-R EFFINGHAM, KANSAS 62604
HK3PJC-R 41425 K0FAO-R KANSAS, EL DORADO 29478
HK4CYR-R CAROLINA /COLOMBIA 45708 K0HSU-R OHSU - PORTLAND, OR 30169
HK7AJE-R BARRANCABERMEJA (COL) 54986 K0HU-R HUMBOLDT, IA. 147.180 97459
HK7PHT-R IN CONFERENCE *ESPANA* 76426 K0JYB-R ONALASKA, WI 29340
HL0BHQ-R BUSAN, KOREA 84855 K0QD-R 111023
HL5NLQ-R >>> WELCOME ANY CALL<<< 94370 K0RAJ-R ALEX VA 147.315 43995
HP1CBE-R 113431 K0RFH-R NEWTON, IA 80212
HP1CVP-R PANAMA 112093 K0RGR-R 146.625 ROCHESTER, MN 19475
HP1RCP-R OUT OF SERVICE 85993 K0RWU-R ST LOUIS, MO 146.925 68690
HP2CWB-R COLON, PANAMA 28869 K0TMU-R MASON CITY,IA 39233
HP3DCW-R DAVID, CHIRIQUI, PAN 58531 K1CWB-R LANCASTER, PA 6M/440 24905
HP3LRD-R DAVID, CHIRIQUI, PANAMA 115575 K1DR-R NEW CANAAN, CT 146. 107213
HR5HAC-R 99239 K1JDS-R 99007
HS1DUP-R THAILAND 92651 K1JY-R 1118
HS1GAB-R FREEDOMFRQ&DTMF CMD/BKK 73846 K1KN-R EXETER,NEW HAMPSHIRE 54908
HS1IIU-R JAKER 97501 K1LU-R EL DORADO HILLS, CA 76320
HS1KBG-R THAILAND 84854 K1OAS-R 103135
HS2JFW-R IN CONFERENCE HS1GAB-L 76766 K1OF-R NORWALK, CT 147.39 MHZ 12904
HS2LXA-R RAYONG,OK02PQ THAILAND 88890 K1PBO-R CAPE COD, MA USA 20024
HS5BAK-R IN CONFERENCE HS1GAB-L 82968 K1RFC-R WWW.LARMC.COM (USA) 78557
HS7AS-R 103485 K1RFD-R NORWALK, CT 448.075 1000
HS8ISH-R 99579 K1ST-R MARLBORO, MA 442.250 51434
HS8LR-R LANGSUAN 52326 K1UHF-R NORWALK, CT 448.075 44187
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