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The same group who activated Isla de Cabras on April 18 will be doing it again, activating Old San Juan, Puerto Rico to also qualify it for the [award] program US Islands which has the number PR-013 and as said before at least 25 contacts with 2 countries are needed to qualify it for the program. Up to now only Puerto Rico, Vieques and Isla de Cabras are qualified from a list of 44. To see the list go to LINK.
“But there is also a reason to make it a two-on-one event, every second tuesday of May is Amateur Radio Operator Day in Puerto Rico, as stated in the Law Number 50 of June 7th. 1996, a little known fact here locally, I did not even know about this day a week ago, and we want to demonstrate that special events can be made anytime, not always on weekends as is the norm over here” said Danny Ponce - WP4F, one of the participants. (more…)
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