“Waadah Island (NA-169) will (hopefully) be operated from during and after the IOTA contest. This Waadah Island (NA-169) DXpedition is subject to obtaining permission to operate from the Makah Nation Tribal Counsel. Darryl, WW7D, and Yuri, N3QQ, will attempt land on the Waadah island and operate as W7T during the IOTA Contest and maybe slightly beyond.
The Counsel meeting is at 1:30PM PDT Friday, July 24, 2015, to consider our request to operate while the contest starts at 5AM PDT Saturday, July 25, 2015. We will request permission in person in Neah Bay. If permission is not granted we may go home or participate in the contest from NA-065, weather permitting.
For Contest QSO’s no QSL is required, simply email your log to iota.logs@rsgbcc.org.
For after contest QSO’s or WARC bands contacts QSL via N7RO.”
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