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DL6VK Stefan Kuehn Fuerst-Richard-Str. 11 57319 Bad Berleburg, Germany Lookups:   1239 Ham Member
QSL: VIA BUREAU, LOTW OR DIRECT

QRZ Record: 1633258 Login to manage/edit Lookups: 1239 (1252) Mailing Label... QRZ Admin: DL6VK Last Update: 2010-01-28 14:41:17 Class: A Latitude: 51.054789 (51° 3' 17'' N) Longitude: 8.387697 (8° 23' 15'' E) Grid Square: JO41eb Previous: DG3DAA ITU Zone: 28 CQ Zone: 14 Born: 1973 QSL Info: VIA BUREAU, LOTW OR DIRECT QSL by Mail?: Yes (e.g. Will this ham QSL by Postal Mail?) QSL by eQSL?: No (e.g. Will this ham QSL with eQSL?) Uses LOTW?: Yes (e.g. Does this ham use ARRL's LOTW ?) Admin For: (3) DG3DAA DL6VK VK6TSK

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Station:

HF: Kenwood TS50, 100 Watt, SGC SG-237 Smartuner, Double Zepp Antenna, 8m above Ground

UHF/VHF: Standard C5608D, 50/40 Watt, Maspro WH59N Antenna

UHF/VHF HT: Standard C500, 5 Watt, Comet CH-72S Antenna, Icom HM-46 Mic.

UHF/VHF HT: Vertex Standard VX-6, 5 Watt, Diamond SRH771

2m SSB: Kenwood TS-751E, 25 Watt, HB9CV Antenna

 

 

DXCC Countries worked until 17/01/10: 112

DXCC Countries confirmed by LoTW for DL6VK: 64

Last DXCC Country worked: Azerbaijan on 20m

 

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The "Royal Flying Doctor Service" Award

This award seeks to recognise the great work being done by the Australian Royal Flying Doctor Service, and to acknowledge the assistance given, especially in its formative years, by Amateur Radio Operators - and today many Radio Amateurs are involved in its operation.

For the Rev. John Flynn, the establishment of the service, in 1928, was the fulfwment of a dream - to spread a "Mantle of Safety" over the people of the vast Inland of Australia, combining the use of Aviation, Medicine and RADIO. Flynn maintained that the effectiveness of the service was 75% due to radio - today too, the people of the inland areas of our vast continent rely to a large extent on Radio to communicate with each other.. and the "School of the Air" helps bring education to the children of those isolated settlers.

Radio Amateurs too, rely on Radio to communicate with each other, not only in Australia, but around the world.

The "Twenty Eight" Chapter of 10-10 International offers this award to
ANY RADIO AMATEUR OR SHORTWAVE LISTENER IN THE WORLD
(Although offered by the "Twenty Eight" Chapter of 10-10, it is NOT a 10-10 activity)

REQUIREMENTS

The award will be available annually, a new Certificate being introduced each year.
Originally for contacts on the 10m/28MHz band, contacts can now take place on ANY BAND, ANY MODE. (within the limitations of the licence - if any - held by the applicant.)
Using as many letters as you wish from the Prefix/suffix of station Call Signs heard/worked from anywhere in the world, make up the words: ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE - each callsign can be used ONCE ONLY EACH YEAR, but can of course be used in successive years.

IF YOU HEAR A VK STATION WHOSE OPERATOR WORKS FOR, OR RELIES ON THE RFDS FOR NORMAL CONTACT WITH THE WORLD, THIS CAN COUNT AS AN 'INSTANT QUALIFIER' FOR THE AWARD.

ALL VK6 STATIONS MAY ALSO BE AS 'INSTANT QUALIFIERS', 
NO MATTER WHAT BAND OR MODE.

• List all contacts, including Date, Band & Mode, Station worked/heard, location, and letters used. 
  • SWLs list (and can use) both stations heard.

• Cost of Certificates:- $5.00 each ($A in VK, $USD or equivalent for DX stations) 
  • NOTE: Of this. $1 Australian, or enough for return Air Mail Postage ONLY will be taken - the remainder will be sent to RFDS on your behalf. 
  • (If you wish to donate more to RFDS, POSTAGE ONLY will be taken) 
    • For amounts of more than $5.00, a receipt will be issued on request - please mark your application accordingly.
• Post applications to:

DAVE HANDSCOMB VK6ATE
(Certificate Manager-RFDS Award)
P.O.Box 39, Quinn's Rocks
WA 6030
Australia.