Elvira IV3FSG, a distinguished figure in the world of amateur radio, is set to light up the airwaves from Bangui, Central African Republic. Operating under the callsign TL8ES, Elvira's latest adventure promises a thrilling opportunity for DX enthusiasts worldwide. From November 22 to December 9, 2024, she will be transmitting from Grid Locator JJ94GI, connecting the world to this unique region through the magic of amateur radio.
Expanding the Horizons: TL8ES on 160-6m
With operations spanning 160 to 6 meters and modes including SSB, CW, FT8, FT4, and RTTY, Elvira is bringing a versatile experience to amateur radio operators. Her dedication to providing rare and coveted contacts ensures that enthusiasts from every corner of the globe have the chance to connect with her.
A Commitment to Fair Play
Elvira appeals to operators to embrace the gentlemanly spirit of amateur radio by avoiding duplicate QSOs. Real-time log checking and a livestream are available to confirm contacts, allowing others a fair chance to establish a connection.
- Logcheck: TL8ES Logcheck
- Livestream: TL8ES Live Stream
Let’s honor the essence of amateur radio by promoting inclusivity and shared opportunities.
A Veteran of DXpeditions
Elvira is no stranger to the challenges and rewards of international DXpeditions. Over the years, she has activated rare locations including:
- 5X3R (Uganda)
- 5R8LH (Madagascar)
- 5U5K (Niger)
- ZD7Z (Saint Helena)
- 6W/IV3FSG (Senegal)
- 9U5R (Burundi)
Her extensive experience underscores her commitment to the amateur radio community, as she continues to open pathways to some of the most remote corners of the world.
How to QSL
Operators can QSL via LoTW or IK2DUW. Whether you're chasing new band slots or looking to add a unique location to your log, Elvira's TL8ES DXpedition is a golden opportunity.
The Magic of Connection
In the vibrant chaos of Bangui, Elvira’s signals will serve as a bridge, connecting continents and cultures. As she navigates the challenges of operating in Central Africa, her dedication and skill will shine through, bringing amateur radio enthusiasts closer to the heart of this remarkable region.
For more updates and stories from the world of amateur radio, stay tuned. TL8ES is calling—will you answer?
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