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“Dom 3Z9DX is inform dxnews.com that he is planning to be active from North Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea) January – February 2016 as P5/3Z9DX.
He have license to operate on 3 bands but he is planning to concentrate on operation on 20m only SSB using 100 watt and dipole antenna.
QSL via home call.
More information later.
News 29 October 2015.
Dom 3Z9DX just back from GXP antenna factory.
Waldek, SP7GXP and Dom is make final adjustment of GP7 Vertical antenna.
This antenna will go with Dom to North Korea during December trip together with other radio equipment.
Waldek SP7GXP is well known manufacturer of antennas and his company GXP antennas well known.
You can visit his website sp7gxp.pl“
Source: DXNews.com
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