Welcome to the official web-site of the Lakshadweep HAMFEST Radio DX-pedition

GMDX Group

VU7RG/MY AWARDS

Southwest Ohio DX Association

" DXPEDITION OF THE YEAR" by SWODXA at Dayton Hamvention

"DXPEDITION OF THE YEAR 2007" - by GM DX Group at GM DX Convention

VU7RG/MY QSL Status

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Supported and Sponsored by:

Government of India
Department of Information Technology
Department of Tourism
Lakshadweep Islands Administration
Ministry of Defense
Ministry of Home Affairs
Ministry of Human Resource Development
Department of Telecommunications
   
   

VU7 HAMFEST QSO TOTAL:   110.201 QSO !
 

VU7RG QRT :
At 24th January 2007 at 18.30Z (Indian time 24.00) VU7RG went QRT. In the 9 days operation from Agatti, Bangaram and Kadmat 92.992 QSO's have been made.

VU7MY QRT:
VU7MY went QRT 29th January around 15.30Z, QSO total of 17.203. The Minicoy QSL card goes via the same QSL route as VU7RG.

QSO Statistics:
==> Statistics based on final Agatti, Bangaram and Kadmat logs including breakdown per US call, no. of unique calls, split between Northern and Southern Europe ...

Photo's:
A selection of all island photo's have been uploaded in the Photo's area and Hamfest area.

 

 

 

   
     
   

The National Institute of Amateur Radio organized an International Hamfest with approximately 50 multinational and Indian Hams from #2 most wanted country Laksheedweep Islands VU7. The activity took place starting 15th January 2007 from Agatti, Bangaram, Kadmat callsign VU7RG) until 25th Janaury 2007 and Minicoy Island (callsign VU7MY) has been active from 26th January until 30th January. All participants have been officially approved for amateur radio operations. This has been the first ever large scaled dxpedition operation from VU7 including foreign operators, probably the biggest real dxpedition of all time. The callsign VU7RG & VU7MY has been used and reliable QSL managers from each ITU Region have been appointed to handle the QSL's in an efficient way.

All 4 operation sites, manned with many well-known experienced operators, working closely together to avoid multiple stations in the air using overlapping frequencies.

This web-site is the only official web-site and will hold the information of all Hamfest participants and teams. All publications are approved by the NIAR.

All information published on this web-site may be used un-edited in publications.

   
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