Aihkiniemi DXPedition; AIH42 Expedition Report and log draft

Dec 21

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Whew…!

It was hard work, but now the AIH-42 Expedition Report and log draft is finished, at last! As per today, I have only examined some 20% of my recordings from Aihkiniemi (Nov. 29. – Dec. 7.) very briefly. I have still many TB’s left to check, mainly Europe and Asia, but also many hours of North America-reception. The AIH-42 log will be updated as soon as I have possibilities to do so.

Any comments and/or suggestions are more than welcome and very appreciated!

Enjoy!

73’s Hans

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About Hans

Male. 50 years young. DX:er since 1980. In September 2011 I moved up to Vardø on Vardøya Island (EU-141) to start working as manager for the Coast Radio station in Vardø. I feel very lucky to have this opportunity to work with the thing that I think is the most interesting in the whole world - Radio! My main interest is, yeah - you guessed right: Radio. I'm a ham radio operator, holding the callsign LA2MOA. My main radio interests is low power operation and low band DXing on the amateur bands, but also mediumwave and tropical band DX-listening. I'm also interested in angling, fly-fishing and fly-tying. The area around Vardø offers some great opportunities to do all of this. And, since I'm of swedish origin, I'm also madly interested in ice-hockey and since 35 years I'm a hardcore supporter of Rögle BK in Ängelholm - one of the few really true hockey clubs left in Sweden.

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