LX9YL
After a lot of kind contacts since the French HamExpo 2014, in Tours, and especially with some OM and YL in Luxembouurg, let me introduce with a great pleasure the :
LX9YL project :
The idea was first to gather some YL, to be active under this special callsign LX9 YL, spending enjoyable time, touring, meeting our guests and visitors, in total friendship.
From August 7th to 10th 2015, in Eisenborn, in the Luxembourg city neighborhood, will be active an International YL team.
The team will consist of : Dora HB9EPE, Johanna DJ5YL, Mado F1EOY, Christine F4GDI, Claudine F5JER, Sylvie F4HJC, Tina DL5YL, Evelyne F5RPB, and Sophie F4DHQ.
Three stations will be settled and will cover the 160 to 6m band range in CW, SSB and Digital (PSK31, 63, 125 and RTTY).
The logs will be uploaded on Clublog as frequently as possible.
QSL via the Luxemburger bureau to RL and managed by Philippe/LX9YL .
More information on the activity website (under consruction) at: – YL Francehttp://www.ref-union.net/yls/fr/lx9yl and – Radioamateurs du Luxembourg (R.L.)http://www.rlx.lu/
Activity coordination : · Pour les YL: Sophie F4DHQ (coordination) Email :f4dhq@orange.fr
- Pour le RL: Michel LX1KQ (President) Email : lx1kq@rlx.lu
Any kind of help is welcome, contact Christine, F4GDI at : f4gdi@orange.fr
73 88 Sophie – F4DHQ http://www.ref-union.net/yls/fr/
Forwarded with 73, by Maurice, F5NQL
Be lucky !
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