Amidst the vibrant landscapes and rich cultural history of Bangui, Central African Republic, Elvira IV3FSG is preparing to bring the nation's airwaves alive with her anticipated operation as TL8ES. From November 22 to December 9, 2024, Elvira will operate from grid location JJ94GI, inviting amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide to connect.
Expedition Details
Operating across 160-6m bands, Elvira will utilize SSB, CW, FT8, FT4, and RTTY, ensuring accessibility for operators with diverse setups and preferences. Her experience, coupled with cutting-edge equipment, guarantees a high-quality operation that’s both efficient and rewarding for participants. For QSL confirmations, Elvira offers seamless options via LoTW and IK2DUW.
A Call for Gentlemanly Operation
In her message to the amateur radio community, Elvira emphasizes operating etiquette, urging participants to avoid duplicate QSOs and to give others the opportunity to make contact. Real-time logs and a livestream will be available, ensuring transparency and efficiency for all.
A Veteran of African DXpeditions
Elvira’s name is no stranger to the DX world. Her extensive portfolio of African operations includes successful activations as 5X3R (Uganda), 5R8LH (Madagascar), 5U5K (Niger), ZD7Z (St. Helena), 6W/IV3FSG (Senegal), and 9U5R (Burundi). Each of these expeditions has further cemented her reputation for excellence in fostering global connections.
Connecting Communities, Bridging Distances
The TL8ES operation not only provides a unique opportunity for radio enthusiasts to log a rare QSO but also shines a light on the Central African Republic. In a world increasingly interconnected by technology, Elvira’s efforts underscore the enduring value of amateur radio in bringing communities together, transcending borders, and celebrating shared passions.
Stay tuned for updates and join Elvira on the airwaves for a chance to connect with the heart of Africa. Log your QSO via TL8ES logcheck and enjoy her live stream updates. Let’s make this DXpedition a memorable chapter in amateur radio history!
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