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MUSEUM SHIPS WEEKEND
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MUSEUM SHIPS WEEKEND
2010 |
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2010 CERTIFICATE INFORMATION
You must work at least 15 different participating ships
All stations that work at least 15 different ships of those participating (listed below) will receive a certificate if they send a copy of their log entries showing these contacts. Working the same ship on different frequencies DOES NOT count as 2 ships.
Certificate is 8.5 X 11. Please send $3.00 to cover costs. (The $3 covers the postage, a large envelope and the certificate). Certificates will not be folded.
It may take awhile to get certificates mailed as we have to wait for the logs from the ships to come in. We will begin sending out certificates after logs have been received.
All certificate requests must be received by September 30, 2010.
Send certificate requests to: Margaret Burgess, KB2BRR
150 Schooner Ave
Barnegat,
NJ 08005
USA
NOTE: Please only send a request for certificate if you have worked at least 15 different ships.
Ships wishing to participate should send a note to museum@nj2bb.org with the name of ship, callsign, location and contact info for person responsible.
Please read the rules for ships wishing to participate before contacting us.
Here is the list of paticipants so far for
2010 Museum Ship Event -
We will add ships to the list as they notify us of their participation.
* Ships with an asterisk
are new to Museum Ships Weekend
SHIPS PARTICIPATING FOR 2010 - 83
Ships
Please QSL each ship directly
NAME TYPE OF SHIP LOCATION CALLSIGN
K1USN Watson Museum Braintree, MA K1USN USS Hornet Aircraft Carrier Alameda Point, CA NB6GC USS Midway Aircraft Carrier San Diego, CA NI6IW USS Lexington Aircraft Carrier Corpus Christi, TX W5LEX USS Yorktown Aircraft Carrier Charleston , SC WA4USN USS New Jersey Battleship Camden, New Jersey NJ2BB USS Wisconsin Battleship Norfolk, Virginia N4WIS USS North Carolina Battleship North Carolina NI4BK USS Missouri Battleship Pearl Harbor, HI KH6BB USS Massachusetts Battleship Fall River, MA N1EPL USS Alabama Battleship Mobile, AL W4BPR USS Texas Battleship Houston, Texas NA5DV ST-695 Angels Gate Army Tugboat San Pedro, CA K6AA SS Willis B Boyer Bulk Carrier Toledo, OH W8WBB MV Cap San Diego Cargo Ship Hamburg,Germany DL0MFH Ex MV Dresden Cargo Ship Rostock, Germany DL0MCM USCGC Bramble Coast Guard Cutter Port Huron, MI K8UO USS Potomac CG Cutter/Pres. Yacht Oakland, CA. NE6JP USS Indianapolis CA-35 Memorial Crusier Indianapolis, IN WW2IND USS Olympia Cruiser Philadelphia, PA WA3BAT USS Littlerock Cruiser Buffalo, New York W2PE HMS Belfast Cruiser London, UK GB2RN USS Cassin Young Destroyer Boston, MA WW2DD *USS Turner Joy Destroyer Bremerton, WA KA7UMR HMCS Haida (1000-1700 EST) Destroyer Hamilton, Ontario CF3NAVY USS Kidd Destroyer Baton Rouge, La W5KID USS Stewart Destroyer Escort Galveston, TX KK5W *FB John J Harvey NYFD Fireboat New York, NY KE2UN *SS Edmund Fitzgerald Memorial Freighter Whitefish Point, MI KG8EF MV France 1 Frigate(Meteorological survey) La Rochelle, France TM1EJ HMAS Diamantina Frigate Brisbane, Australia VK4RAN SS Sankt Erik Icebreaker Stockholm, Sweden 8SØHRA USCGC Mackinaw Icebreaker Mackinaw, MI W8AGB USS LCI(L)-1091 Landing Craft Eureka, CA W6ZZK LS Huron Lightship Port Huron. MI K8HLM LS Columbia Lightship Astoria, Oregon W7BU LV Elbe l Lightvessel Cuxhaven Germany DL0CUX *SS Rotterdam Liner/Cruise Ship Port of Rotterdam PI4HAL USS LST-325 LST Evansville, IN WW2LST LST-393 LST Muskegon, MI N8LST *Silent Service Memorial Marquette Maritime Museum Marquette, MI KD8DKU *Hr MS Sittard Minesweeper Harlingen, Netherlands PA3CNI MS Atlantis Minesweeper Dresden, Germany DK0MHD HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen Minesweeper Den Helder, NL PI4MRC *HMS YSTAD R-142 Missile Ship Galo Sweden 8S8RBB SS Hohentwiel Paddle Steamer Bodensee, Austria OE6XMF/9 SS Keewatin (radio interview) Passenger Steamship Saugatuck, MI K8CJQ RMS Queen Mary Passengership Long Beach, CA W6RO *MS Finnmarken 56 Passengership StokmArknes, Norway LA1HMU *Niederoesterreich Patrol Boat Danube/Vienna, Austria OE6XMF/p SS City of Milwaukee Railroad Car Ferry Manistee, MI KS8B MV Hans Beimler Rocket Corvette Peenemuende, Germany DL0NBG MS Seefalke Salvage Tug Bremerhaven,Germany DK0SN U-5075 Seehund Submarine Quincy, MA. WW2MAN *Kaiserin Zita Steamboat Lake Attersee, Austria OE5OZL/p U480 (B143) Foxtrot Submarine Zeebrugge, Belgium ON8SUB USS Silversides Submarine Muskegon, MI N8SUB *USS Dolphin Submarine San Diego, CA NS6OI K24 (U-461) Submarine Peenemuende, Germany DM3G USS Cobia Submarine Manitowoc, Wisconsin NB9QV HMUb Nordkaparen Submarine Gothenburg, Sweden SL8SUB S637 Espadon Submarine Saint-Nazaire France F6KBG USS Cavalla Submarine Galveston, TX KK5W U-995 Submarine Laboe Germany DL0DMB ITS Dandolo Submarine Venice, Italy II3JD *S-61 Delfin Submarine Torrevieja Spain AO5SUB USS Cod Submarine Cleveland, OH W8COD USS Clamagore Submarine Charelston, SC NJ4DU U9 Submarine Speyer, Germany DK0SP USS Requin SS481 Submarine Pittsburgh, PA NY3EC USS Pampanito Submarine San Francisco, CA NJ6VT USS Drum Submarine Mobile, Alabama W4BPR *USS Blueback Submarine Portland, OR W7SUB USS Becuna Submarine Philadelphia, PA W3S *U3 Submarine Malmo, Sweden SD7SUB *HMCS Onondaga Submarine Rimouski, Quebec VA2GNQ USS Albacore Submarine Portsmouth, NH NM1JY USS Batfish Submarine Muskogee, OK WW2SUB U 20 Submarine Memorial Submarine Memorial Vienna, Austria OE6XMF/sub MV Frederic Mistral Tugboat Vienna, Austria OE6XMF/1 US ST488 Tugboat le Havre, France F5IRC/p Naval Tech'l Museum La SPEZIA A.R.M.I. Italy II1ICS SS American Victory Victory Ship Tampa, Florida W4AVM
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SSB |
CW |
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| 3,860 KHz | 3,539 KHz | |
| 7,260 KHz | 7,039 KHz | |
| 10,109 KHz | ||
| 14,260 KHz | 14,039 KHz | |
| 18,160 KHz | 18,079 KHz | |
| 21,360 KHz | 21,039 KHz | |
| 24,960 KHz | 24,899 KHz | |
| 28,360 KHz | 28,039 KHz | |
| 50,160 KHz | 50,109 KHz |
EVENT PSK 31 OPERATIONS
14.070 MHz 10.142 MHz 18.100
MHz 21.070 MHz 28.120
MHz
Some ships will also be on 3880 KHz - 3885 KHz and 7290 KHz Amplitude Modulation with either their ships original equipment or modern equipment.
While any operating mode can be used in this event and CW and SSB are the dominant modes, we are encouraging all the particpating ships, that have the ability, to fire up their original equipment on
3885 KHz, 3600 & 3625 (in the UK),
3705 (W. Europe),
7290 KHz and 14.286 KHz in the AM mode.
