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J42T WPX CW 2015

30 e 31 maggio 2015

          

Andrea IK0EFR, ci riferisce della sua partecipazione al CONTEST WPX CW 2015, come membro del team J42T. 

Anche questa volta, dopo le precedenti occasioni nello stesso team per il CQWW DX SSB di ottobre 2014 e per il WPX SSB 2015 dello scorso marzo, l'esperienza vissuta è stata delle migliori, per lo spirito di corpo ormai consolidato e per il risultato ottenuto che, sebbene ancora declared, vede la squadra al 5° posto mondiale, appena dopo i "soliti" big, nella categoria Multi Operatore / Singolo Trasmettitore, con oltre 10 milioni di punti.

J42T è il nominativo che opera dalla splendida stazione di Leonida SV2DCD (vedere su qrz.com il set up generale!) e questa volta gli operatori sono stati SV1JG, SV2BOH, SV2CLJ, SV2DCD, SV2DSJ, SV5DKL e IK0EFR. Da tutti gli OM greci un calorosissimo saluto ai colleghi perugini! 

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