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HB9BZA - VHF/UHF scores from Geneva (JN36BE)
I was quite active on the VHF/UHF bands till about 2005 but I must say my interest is now much more focused on the HF bands. Further, Geneva is a very poor location for the high frequency bands as it's surrounded by nearby mountains in almost all directions, which makes most tropo openings unusable. Only the 6m activity is still going on, but with modest conditions.
----------------------------------------------- 50 MHz -----------------------------------------------Equipment : FT-847, V-2000 omni. Worked squares : 446 Worked DXCC countries : 97 (incl. 9G, A4, DU, E3, JA, LU, PY, PY0T, TZ, VR2). Best DX on each propagation mode :
---------------------------------------------- 144 MHz ----------------------------------------------Equipment : FT-847, 3CX800, 11 el. Yagi. Worked squares : 310 Worked DXCC countries : 55 Number of worked squares and best DX for each propagation mode :
Click here to see a map of all my worked squares on 144 MHz (requires JavaScript enabled).
---------------------------------------------- 432 MHz ----------------------------------------------Equipment : FT-847, 2*8874, 19 el. Yagi. Worked squares : 68 Worked DXCC countries : 17 Number of worked squares and best DX for each propagation mode :
----------------------------------------------- Satellite -----------------------------------------------I'm no more active on satellite since we lost AO-10 and AO-13. I'm not really interested in the currently available low orbit satellites. Here is the score I reached during the "good old time" of AO-10 and AO-13 : Worked DXCC countries : 161 (incl. 9M6, C9, CE0Z, CY0, DU, FO/C, HH, JD1O, JT, KH1, KH6, KH9, KP1, PY0F, T32, V7, VK0H, VK9C, VK9X, VU7, XU, XZ).
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