Amateurfunk von Cocos Island

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A - Geografie und Geschichte

Kontinent: Nordamerika - Koordinaten: 6N 87W, EJ65 - Zonen: WAZ 7, ITU 11 - Zuweisung: TI9 - IOTA: NA-012 (ex NA-192)

A - Geografie und GeschichtezoomDie Kokos-Insel (spanisch Isla del Coco, englisch Cocos Island) ist eine unbesiedelte Insel im Pazifischen Ozean. Sie gehört politisch zum Kanton Puntarenas der gleichnamigen Provinz des zentralamerikanischen Staates Costa Rica.
Die vorwiegend aus vulkanischen Gesteinen bestehende Insel liegt 494 km vor der Pazifikküste Costa Ricas auf dem sogenannten Kokosrücken (Cocos Ridge), einer über 1000 km langen und 250 bis 500 km breiten untermeerischen Struktur, die allgemein als Spur des Galápagos-Hotspot gedeutet wird. Die Kokosinsel ist annähernd rechteckig geformt, 7,49 km lang, bis zu 4,61 km breit und hat eine Fläche von 23,85 km². Die höchste Erhebung ist der Cerro Iglesias mit 634 m im Westen. Seit 1978 ist die Kokosinsel ein Nationalpark von Costa Rica. 1997 wurde sie in die Liste der UNESCO-Welterbestätten aufgenommen.

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Video: Isla de Coco from the Air
01-04 Die Insel / The island
05/06 - Standorte / Expedition sites
07-09 - Impressionen / Impressions
10/11 - Chatham Bay
12 - Ranger House, Chatham Bay
13 - Nur scheinbar kurzer Weg: 3h über den Berg / Not really a short trip: 3 hours over a mountain top
14/15 - Wafer Bay




B - QSL Gallery




C- DXpeditions

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000 TI9AC 1958/08 Mr. Eeous, PH0NY Pirate
001 TI5FI 1933 Willard T. Young, TI5AL #001 QSL: January & November 1933. See card 97 VE5AG
01 TI9BR 1949 Michael "Mike" Arnautoff, W6LUE #01 21/02/1949 and 02/04/49. This was a gold mining expedition. - D- Berichte - Reports
02 TI9UXX 1953/11 Evan Stover, W6UXX #02 A few hours only – 29 QSO’s
03 TI9AA 1954/04 Dr. Heino Sommer DI9AA TI9AA: Zwischenspiel mit DX On board the Xarifa - D- Berichte - Reports
04 TI9MHB 1955/02 John R. Beck W6MHB #03 2042 contacts. Chatham Bay – RCCR/NCDXC 04 - TI9MHB - D- Berichte - Reports
05 TI9CR 1957/04 Luis Diego Arco, TI2LA; José Manuel Herrera, TI2CAH 1st official Dx-pedition sponsored by the Radio Club of Costa Rica - RCCR - (TI9CR for “Costa Rica”? - QSL: TI2HP QSL Service, TI9CR Apartado 2412, San José , CR 03
06A TI9CW 1959/04 Humberto Perez, TI2HP; Rigoberto Argeñal, TI2RA; José A. Zuñiga, TI2PZ; Martin Rosenthal, VE3MR 17-19 April - 2Collins KWM-I, Hy-Gain
06B TI9SB 1959/04 Humberto V. Perez, TI2SB (SSB) Same as TI9CW
07A TI9AM 1960/04 Pedro Pereia G, TI2PI Joint operation with TI2SB
07B TI9SB 1960/04 Humberto V. Perez, TI2SB Joint operation with TI2PI
08 TI2CAH/TI9 1962/01 José Manuel Herrera, TI2CAH Collins KWM-I, Cheyenne SB-10 (Why not TI9CAH?)
09 TI9RC 1963/05 Dick McKercher W0MLY 21-25 May - World Radio Propagation Study Association Dxpedition; “Made possible through Courtesy of the Costa Rican Amateur Radio Club“ – Hallicrafters SR150 and SX117, Hy-Gain TH3 - QSL W4ECI
10 TI9FG 1964/02 Frederic Theodor Gaspard Treasure Hunting Expedition Wafer Bay - 10 - TI9FG - KWM-1
11 TI9JIC 1967/01 José Ignacio Calderon, TI2JIC Hallicrafters SR-150
12 TI9AL 1967/01 José Ramon Aguilar V., TI2AL TI2AL QSL overprinted with a "9". Further information needed
12a TI9LH 1967 TI8LH Listed in the Fall 1971 Edition of the Radio Amateur Call Book. Only 1 contact confirmed
13 TI8PE/9 1969/12 Neil T. "Boots" Langham, WA5ZGS Quepos, Costa Rica resident - TA33 antenna courtesy of Mosley Electronics. Probably a planned operation (Why not TI9PE?)
13A TI8NAM/TI9 1969/071 Nogy Morales QSL: TI4JP
14 TI9CF 1970/02 Bernal, TI2BF; Carlos Alberto Paez P., TI2CAP; Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CMF (TI2CF); José M. Arias, TI2J; James S. Vincent, TI2USA; Fernando "Fred" Hangen P., TI2W; Don, K6JGS; Joseph O Goggin, K9KNW; Flip, W9FIU; Warren, W9IGW Chatham Bay - QSL: TI2CMF/HK3VA , A.A.6080, Bogota, Colombia. (HK3VA was Colombian call of TI2CMF, later call TI2CF, TI4CF, TI1C) - Equipmen:t 2-Drake T4XB, R4B Antennas 2-TA33JR, Vertical, Dipoles for 40/80m How not to run a DXpedition - D- Berichte - Reports
15A TI9CF 1971/02 Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF; José M. Arias, TI2J; Enos L. Schera, jr, W4VPD; Don Reibhoff, K7CBZ #04 QSL: W4VPD
15B TI9J 1971/02 José M. Arias, TI2J Same operation as TI9CF; TI9J had his own card printed
16 TI9C 1972/02 Carlos Alberto Paez P., TI2CAP Also operated as TI9CC in April 1980 and 9d February 1984 - per cards seen
17 TI9NA 1974/03 Erik Roy, TI2NA #05 16/17-03-1974. Six hours operation. Had to quit, generator trouble. (DXNS 620). Some 40m EU contacts reported.
18 TI9DX 1975/04 Rodrigo "Rod" Roy Madriz, TI2WD; Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF; Arturo Jop, TI2LJ; Salomon Weinstock, TI2WC; Armando Balma,TI2BC #06 2600 contacts – first 432/144 satellite contacts. Three day visit (one and half operation) “4th RCCR Dx-pedition this decade". Controversy between TI9DX and TI9FAG#08
19 TI9FAG 1975/04 Alfred Furrer , HB9AEE; Willy Rüsch, HB9AHL; Aldo Diener, HB9AQM; Enos L. Schera, jr., W4VPD; Victor Vargas R., TI2VVR #08 Swiss biological/physics expedition.
20 TI9BY 1976/04 Wolf Baron, TI2BY #09 13 contacts noted
21 TI9WD 1976/04 Rodrigo "Rod" Roy Madriz, TI2WD Member of TI9DX 1975/04 Reported DXNS 727, 04/1976
22 TI9AEL 1977/04 Alphonso Esquivel-Lang, TI2AEL - Drake TR4 Hustler 4BTV Chatham Bay Expedition report - D- Berichte - Reports
23 TI9CF 1977/04 Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF Planned 3-8 April - Wafer Bay. Joint with TI2BY. D- Berichte - Reports (But TI2AEL report says Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF, and Jimmy Vincent, TI2JVA, with Alphonso Esquivel Lang, TI2AEL)
24A TI9DX 1978/03 Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF; Luis, TI2LFG; Fernando "Fern" Alfaro, TI7TE; Jimmy Vincent, TI2JVA; Chuck, William C. Hast II, KP4DJT; Juan, TI2KT; José, TI7JMJ#10; A Rodrigo "Rod" Roy Madriz, TI2WD - Probably a few calls by Juan, TI2KT, using TI9KT Wafer Bay 5th RCCR Dx-pedition - QSL: TI2CF
24B TI9CI 1978/03   Same operation as TI9DX. Identical style QSL cards.- Blank cards from this operation were used by TI9CF to confirm QSOs in 1980 by TI9CF and TI9JVA ( noted on cards in pen ).
25 WA6EWI/TI9 1979/05 10AJames T. Plowman, WA6EWI May 3-13 - Sponsored by NCDXF; 4500 contacts; 200 watts-Ten-Tec, Vertical antennas - QSL: W6KNH
26 TI9FAG 1979-81 Fernando "Fer" Alfaro G., TI2FAG Occasionally on various dates; reported by DXNS
27A TI9TE 1980/03 Fernando "Fern" Alfano, TI7TE Joint operation with TI2RT as TI9RT
27B TI9RT 1980/03 Ricardo Toledo Pacheco, TI2RT Joint operation with TI7TE as TI9TE
28 TI9CF 1980/04 Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF *
29 TI9CC 1980/04 Carlos Alberto Paez P., TI9CC * 2nd op at father's station TI2FPS, TI2CAP, TI9C, TI0RC etc.
30 TI9JVA 1980/04 Jimmy Vincent, TI2JVA *
31 TI9XXX 1980/04 Rogelio Pardo Maurer #11 * These four ops have been erecting a permanent tower with a beam and will make frequent visits to the island. (DXNS)
32 TI9PN 1980/04 José, TI9PN And possibly later. Resident on Cocos Island, Director of National Park.
33A TI9FAG 1981/01 Fernando "Fer" Alfaro G., TI2FAG Joint operation/card with TI2VVR
33B TI9VVR 1981/01 Victor "Vic" Vargas R., TI2VVR Joint operation/card with TI2FAG
34A TI9FAG 1981/10 Fernando "Fer" Alfaro G., TI2FAG Joint operation/card with TI2VVR
34B TI9VVR 1981/10 Victor "Vic" Vargas R., TI2VVR Joint operation/card with TI2FAG
35A TI9FAG 1982/07 Fernando "Fer" Alfaro G., TI2FAG Joint operation/card TI2FAG with TI2VVR
35B TI9VVR 1982/07 Victor "Vic" Vargas R., TI2VVR Joint operation/card with Fernando Alfaro G., TI2FAG
36 W6JKV/TI9 1983/06 James G. Treybig, W6JKV Six Metres expedition
37 TI9JVA 1984/02 Ing. Jimmy Vincent, TI2JVA #12 Wafer Bay
38 TI9CRM 1984/02 Claudio R. Moro Cruz, TI2CRM #12
39 TI9CC 1984/02 Carlos Alberto Paez P., TI2CAP (TI9C 1972) #12
40 TI9J 1984/02 Jose M Arias, TI2J  
41 TI9CCC 1984/02 Eugenio Murillo C., TI2CCC #12 Feb 15-28
42 TI9WI 1984/02   12 DXNS report with TI9JVA and TI9CF
43A N1CWH/TI9, KA1KVS/TI9 1984/01 Tracey K. Werner Sherry, N1CWH Some occasional activity. YL scientist, Behavorial and Ecological Research - Blue Scorpion Expedition. On the island until January 1985. QSL: TI2SLC, Box 81, Escazi, CR (DXNS 1102, 1984-01-31) -
43B KA1KXF/TI9 1984/01 Thomas Sherry, KA1KXF Same as 43A - D- Berichte - Reports
44 TI9CF 1984/04 Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF Wafer Bay
45 TI9TTY 1985/02 Javier Prada, TI2FPE; Sigid Koberg, TI2SK (Norwegian) #13 First RTTY/Amtor expedition - QSL: James A. Sladek, WB4UBD - D- Berichte - Reports
46 TI9J 1985/02 José M. Arias, TI2J; Roberto A. Barquero Mongrio, TI2BAM; John Campos Bianco, TI2JCJ; José Francisco Arias Donato, TI2WI TI2J (sole) QSL card with the operators listed in rubber-stamps on reverse
47 TI9W 1986/87 Carlos Diez, TI2KD; Sophia Diez TI2IY 12/86-01/87. Reported that they extended their stay to the end of January; another TI group had been planning a trip but cancelled it to avoid a clash.
48A TI9CF 1987/06 Ing. Carlos Fonseca,TI2CF Wafer Bay. One week operation with TI9US
48B TI9US 1987/06 James F. Vincent, TI2US Wafer Bay. One week operation with TI9CF
49 TI9M 1987/12 Carlos Bedoyat Torrico, TI8CBT Again 11/1988
50 TI9FAG 1989/01 Fernando "Fer" Alfaro G., TI2FAG; Victor "Vic" Vargas R, TI2VVR  
51 TI9FAG 1989/05 Fernando "Fer" Alfaro G., TI2FAG; Victor "Vic" Vargas R, TI2VVR  
52 TI9TEB 1989/05 Theodoro Enrique Evans Benavides, TI2TEB  
53 TI9LCB 1989/05 Luis Castro Barquero, TI2LCB  
54A TI9DX 1990/07   * 19-26/07. Call overprinted on 1975 TI9CF card
54B TI9US 1990/07 James F. Vincent, TI2US * Wafer Bay
54C TI9CF 1990/07 Ing. Carlos Fonseca,TI2CF * It seems that these three operators went together as a party but used their individual cards - Wafer Bay
55 TI9ZM 1990/07 Miguel Alvarado Jimenez, TI2ZM Assumed with others but no report of activity (DXNS 1426)
56 TI9JJP 1991/05 Ing. José Pastora, TI2JJP May 15-20
57 TI9YO 1991/08 Minor Barrantes Fallas, TI2YO August 20-24 - mainly RTTY - QSL via TI2SAH (DXNS 1481 28 Aug 1991) (with TI9SPO) (Claims first RTTY from Cocos).
58 TI9JJP 1992/11 Ing. José Pastora, TI2JJP November 1-11 - Poor activity, generator problems) - QSL: TI2AOC
59 TI9CF 1994/03 Carlos Fonesca, TI2CF Wafer Bay
60 TI9JJP 1994/03 Ing. José Pastora, TI2JJP  
61 TI9JJP 1994/10 Ing. José Pastora, TI2JJP  
62 TI9JJP 1995/08 Ing. José Pastora, TI2JJP  
63A TI9X 1996/04 David L. Gregory, TI5RLI; Takayama, 7L2RPY; Yosuke Uchiyama Yuki, JH1NBN; Toshinobu Aki, JI3ERV Wafer Bay - D- Berichte - Reports
63B TE9RLI 1996/04   Same as TI9X; call used for satellite contacts - D- Berichte - Reports
64 TI9JJP 1996/07 Ing. José Pastora, TI2JJP 23/24 July
65 TI9CF 1997/01 Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF Chatham Bay
66 TI9CF 1997/09 Ing. Carlos Fonseca, TI2CF Chatham Bay - QSL: TI2CF
67 TI9M 2002/02 Henry Grunbeck, TI2HMG (Team Leader) 14 Operators: Alan P. Maenchen, AD6E; William F- Boeckenhaupt, AK0A; Florent Moudar, F5CWU; Martino Rizzi, IK3RIY; Simon Gadaeta, IZ7ATN; Matthew J. De La Hunt, KA0KKO; Alan R. Homer, KI7WO; Robert A. Voss, N4CD; Richard J. Smith, N6KT; Larry W. Strain, N7DF; Ronald Stuy, PA3EWP; Camil Staps, PA5ET; Rob Snieder, PA2R; Eugene A. Kuleshov, RK3AD; William P. Turney, WS4Y #1480,000 contacts incl. RTTY, PSK31, VHF - Chatham Bay - QSL: AK0A 67 - TI9M
67a N7DF/TI9 2002/02 Larry W. Strain, N7DF TI9M team member. Special permission for CQ 160m Contest #16
68 TI9MOT 2003/02 Mauricio Odio, TI6MOT (later TI2MOT) Mini-operation while working (Mentioned in DXNS)
69 TI9KK 2008/02 SSB: Yamini Sadineni, VU2YAM#15; Carlos, EA1IR - SSB/RTTY: Oscar Luis Fernandez Lanza, EA1DR; Guenter, Gassler DL2AWG; Manfred Gruhs, HS0ZEU/DL2EBR; Andreas "Andy" Wolf, DH8WR/EA2CRX - SSB/CW: Norbert Meyer, DJ7JC; Arno Metzler, OE9AMJ; Craig A. Thompson, K9CT - SSB/EME: Fred Siegmund, DH5FS - CW: Joe L. Blackwell, AA4NN; Charles A. Gray, W4GMY; plus Carlos Alfaro Kuri, TI2KAC, and Gunter Winter, TI7WGI, mentioned elsewhere QSL: EA1DR. Radios: Icom IC7000, K2, FT897, IC706 with linear Amplifiers Antennas: HyGain AV640 Vertical 40m - 6m 2X40m Dipole with symmetric 450 Ohm feedline 18 m high for 160 - 80 m, Tuner AV640, StepIR Vertical, 40m 4 Square, 20m 4 Square, HF6V. Software: MiXW 2.18. -TI7WGI is a German living in Costa Rica; runs guest house with shack rental – see his Casa Talamanca web site. - VU2YAM Sadineni Yamini - First Indian Woman on a DXpedition. - Expedition Homepage - D- Berichte - Reports
70 TI9/3Z9DX 2015/02 Dom Grzyb, 3Z9DX; Jorge V. Aguilar Montoya, RC2C; TI2HMJ; Support: Przemek Woloszyn, SP8SIW, Dimitri Zhikarev, RA9USU Chatham Bay, Wafer Bay 70 - TI9/3Z9DX
71 TI9/RA9USU 2015/07 Dimitri Zhikarev, RA9USU Helping island staff update/renew vital communications. 2582 QSO’s July 21-25
72 TI9/TI2HMJ 2015/07 Jorge V. Aguilar Montoya, RC2C; TI2HMJ; Dimitri Zhikarev, RA9USU Small number of contacts  
73 TI9/TI2HMJ 2015/11 Jorge V. Aguilar Montoya, RC2C, TI2HMJ Small number of contacts - November 11-15 as time permits
74 TI9A 2020/02 Dmitry Zhikharev, RA9USU; Andrey Chesnokov, UA3AB; Mats Strandberg, RM2D; Jorge Aguilar Montoya, TI2JV  
75 TI9C 2020/02 XE1B/4A4A, Mark; HK5OKY, Francisco ("Frank") Antonio Rodriguez Gonzalez no activity reported yet

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D- Berichte - Reports



Download [2.15 MB]01 - Article on Forbes treasure sharing in: 'Desert Sun', CA, 1940/01 [PDF , 2.15 MB]
Download [651.67 KB]03 - TI9AA - WATTS, Monthly Newsletter of the Pretoria Amateur Radio Club, 2018-03, p.11/12 [PDF , 651.67 KB]
Download [173.23 KB]04 - TI9MHB - NCDXC 'The DXer' 1955/03 [PDF , 173.23 KB]
Download [546.39 KB]04 - TI9MHB - NCDXC 'The DXer' 1955/04 - Talk by John R. Beck, W6MHB [PDF , 546.39 KB]
Download [98.91 KB]04 - NCDXF Tribute to John Beck, W4AI [PDF , 98.91 KB]
Download [929.64 KB]14 - TI9CF - 1970/02 - Report in 'Ham Gallery' [PDF , 929.64 KB]
Download [1.07 MB]18/19 - Controversy between TI9DX and TI9FAG, WCDXB 1975/04, 1975/05, SWN 1975/06 [PDF , 1.07 MB]
Download [1.39 MB]22 - TI9AEL - HamRadioHorizons, 01/1979 - Expedition report [PDF , 1.39 MB]
Download [1.91 MB]23 - TI9CF/TI9BY - WCDXB report on cancelled DXpedition [PDF , 1.91 MB]
Download [194.55 KB]31 - TI9XXX - Article in Tico Times, 2006 [PDF , 194.55 KB]
Download [1.65 MB]45 - TI9TTY - Article in RTTY May-June 1985 [PDF , 1.65 MB]
Download [4.5 MB]63 - TI9X TE9RLI - Article in The DX Magazine 1996/09-10 [PDF , 4.5 MB]
Download [725.04 KB]69 - TI9KK - Report in NIAR Ham News 2008/02-03 [PDF , 725.04 KB]
Download [390.28 KB]69 - TI9KK - VU2YAM Portrait in 'The Hindu' 2008-01-26 [PDF , 390.28 KB]

04 - TI9MHB

February 1955

W4AI, John R. Beck *1919 †2008-02-11, age 89. John was originally licensed as W6MHB in San Francisco. In 1955 he went on his first DXpedition to Cocos Island as TI9MHB. The following year he joined RCA on the Air Force Eastern Test Range, where he worked as a Resident Engineer on many of the tracking stations. During this assignment he held the calls VP7BT on Eleuthera Island, VQ9J in the Seychelles, ZD8J on Ascension, and VP2A and VP2AAA on Antigua. After he left the Range he worked with RCA Alaskom in Alaska where he held the call KL7AI. He retired from RCA in Alaska and returned to FL where he was licensed as K4LJV, then W4AI. He also spent a year in Brazil as PY1ZFO. John was an avid DXer and contester, and had worked all but two countries. He is best remembered in the contesting world for his two # 1 World placements in CQWW DX CW Contests in 1966 and 1967 as ZD8J . ... He entered a nursing home in October 2004. (By Fred Perkins, K4LQ)
This was the third recorded operation from TI9 and the first specifically as a Dx-pedition. The QSL card acknowledges the help of the Radio Club of Costa Rica and the Northern California DX Club. The operator was John R. Beck W6MHB, (1919-2008), later W4AI. (For a tribute see the Reports). There is a talk on the Dx-pedition given by Beck
The ship “ Isle of Capri “ sailed from Los Angeles on 8 January 1955. Operation was from Chatham Bay. The Isle of Capri was separately carrying a well-organized treasure hunting expedition searching for the Loot of Lima gold ( ref: Sandusky Register 10 Jan 1955) (also mentioned Popular Electronics 1954/63). That operation failed. TI9MHB made 2042 QSO’s.The operation was in the month of February, as was the TI9BR activation in 1949, presumably an optimum time for sailing. Interestingly, about TI9BR, Beck said: “ They operated from aboard ship at all times and he has a signed statement from one of the crew members to that effect “.




10 - TI9FG

02/1964

Frederic Theodor Gaspard - "The Bluenose I was a worldwide famous Canadian schooner - the fastest ever built. She raced the best ships in America, and was never defeated. In 1946 she went aground off Haiti, rough seas destroyed her within 24 hours. Bluenose II was built during 1963 with identical hull, sail and rigging. (Length overall 160fr, draft 15 ft., displacement 285 tons) Our expedition chartered her for her maiden voyage for a treasure hunt to Cocos Island. We made a movie and a TV show of the ship, the voyage and the treasure hunt." (George, K2UO, ex WA2UOA). The Canadia 10c coin shows a replica of the Bluenose I
"Frederic Theodor Gaspard, †January 15, 2008, Puerto Madryn, Argentina. Fred was president and CEO of Gaspard Sons, a successful manufacturing company, with a head office and factory in Winnipeg, plus branch offices in Toronto, Minneapolis, and two factories in Puerto Rico. He had diverse interests; he was a private pilot, and for years enjoyed the challenge and sport of flying, joining friends on numerous adventure trips to northern Canada and Alaska. He was a world traveler, no trip was ever too long or far away. Traveling inspired a deep interest in photography both video and still. His talent as a photographer developed through the years, the latest state of the art camera was his constant companion." (Winnipeg Free Press, 2008)




25 - James T. Plowman, WA6EWI/TI9

25 - James T. Plowman, WA6EWI/TI9zoom



Download [3.89 MB]Expedition Report with WA6EWI, now VK3EWI, F4WBZ (Recorded by OE1WHC, June 2019) [MP3 , 3.89 MB]

43A -Tracey K. Werner Sherry, N1CWH / Thomas Sherry, KA1KXF

Courtesy of Ms Tracey Werner Sherry




67 - TI9M

February 2002

67 - TI9MzoomModified version of an excellent Powerpoint Show © and courtesy by Ronald Stuy, PA3EWP



Download [12.91 MB]67 - TI9M - Presentation [PDF , 12.91 MB]

70 - TI9/3Z9DX

16 - 22 Feb 2015

70 - TI9/3Z9DXzoomThe team: 3Z9DX, Dom; TI2HMJ, Jorge. Support: SP8SIW, Przemek; RA9USU, Dimitri
Before departing, Dom confirmed with officials in Costa Rica there is no other TI9 activity planned and will not be for some time (contrary to earlier reports a large group were planning a DXpedition to TI9 later this year).

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74 - TI9A

02.-09. February 2020

03.02.20

Team: Dmitry Zhikharev, RA9USU; Andrey Chesnokov, UA3AB; Mats Strandberg, RM2D; Jorge Aguilar Montoya, TI2JV. Operation from the Chatham Bay. First CW and SSB camp located on top of the hill. Open to almost 360 degrees around. Three element RR-33 antennas with 13m masts, Four Square antennas for 40 and 30 meters bands, Verticals for 80 and 160. Second camp located next to the water, right at the shore. All VDA and Vertical antennas for FT8. Clear direction pass to EU & US & JA. 30.000 contacts. Operation supported by Cocos Island Rangers, SUTEL & MICITT - Expedition homepage: linkext. Link - QSL: UA3DX

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01 - RA9USU, Dmitry
02 - RM2D, Andrey
03 - UA3AB, Mats
04 - TI2JV - Jorge
05 - Gina Cusa Jones (General Director PNIC), Andrea Chaves Cordero (MBA Financial Admin PNIC), and Team
06 - Departure from Moscow
07 - Okeanos Aggressor II
08 - Directions
09 - Camp 1: CW, SSB - 1. RR 33 3 el 10/15/20 - 2. RR 33W 3 el 17/12/20 - 3. 4SQ 40 - 4. 4SQ 30 - 5. Vertical 80 - 6. Vertical 160/80 - 7. Beverage EU - 8. Beverage JA - 9. Inv-L 160 - 10. VHF
10 - Camp 2: Digimodes - 1. RR 33 3 el 10/15/20 - 2. RR 33W 3 el 17/12/20 - 3. 4SQ 40 - 4. 4SQ 30 - 5. Vertical 80 - 6. Vertical 160/80 - 7. Beverage EU - 8. Beverage JA - 9. Inv-L 160 - 10. VHF



Download [976.15 KB]TI9A - 80m - CW - 2020-02-02 [MP3 , 976.15 KB]
Download [976.15 KB]TI9A - 40m - CW - 2020-02-02 [MP3 , 976.15 KB]

75 - TI9C

30.01.-09.02.2020

75 - TI9CzoomOperators: XE1B/4A4A, Mark; HK5OKY, Francisco ("Frank") Antonio Rodriguez Gonzalez - 160, 80, 40, 20, 17, 15, 12, 10, 6m, SSB and FT8 only - 20 and 40 monoband verticals, 120fr OCF, 2ele cophased multiband. ICOM 7600, ICOM 7300. Acom 1010 700W. QSL: XE1B (10$ for paper QSL) - Expedition homepage: secure linkext. Link - No activity reported so far.




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