VK5WOW & VI5WOW.

In 2017 the Wireless Institute of Australia (WIA) Annual General Meeting & Convention was held in Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills.  

As part of the special award which was on offer, a number of park activations as VK5WOW and VI5WOW were undertaken.  I activated 6 Conservation Parks and 1 mill for Mills on the Air as VK5WOW.  And 2 Conservation Parks as VI5WOW.
I used VK5WOW during the following activations:-

  • Scott Creek Conservation Park (16/4/2017) -157 QSOs
  • Cooltong Conservation Park (23/4/2017) – 161 QSOs
  • Monarto Conservation Park (28/4/2017) – 113 QSOs
  • Totness Recreation Park (4/5/2017) – 130 QSOs
  • Nixons Mill Hahndorf (13/5/2017) – 89 QSOs
  • Kenneth Stirling Conservation Park (13/5/2017) – 107 QSOs
  • Mark Oliphant Conservation Park (21/5/2017) – 31 QSOs

Total of 788 QSOs I made as VK5WOW.

I used VI5WOW during the following activations:-

  • Mount George Conservation Park (18/5/2017) – 84 QSOs
  • Mylor Conservation Park (21/5/2017) – 56 QSOs

Total of 140 QSOs I made as VI5WOW.
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Total of 928 QSOs I made as VK5WOW and VI5WOW.
More information can be found on my Wordpress site at.....

https://vk5pas.org/2017/05/31/vk5wow-and-vi5wow-in-parks/

QSL CARDS.

Please note that although I was very privileged to operate as VK5WOW and VI5WOW, so did many others.

I am NOT responsible for QSL cards for VK5WOW or VI5WOW.

QSL cards can be requested via

https://www.m0oxo.com/oqrs/logsearch.php
The photograph on the VK5WOW/VI5WOW QSL card features a photo from Horus 45 flown on the convention weekend and is looking back over Adelaide from ~30km altitude (over 100,000ft).

VKFF CERTIFICATES RECEIVED.

WWFF CERTIFICATES RECEIVED.