Last updated: 2012-08-04
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For explanations, see the current version. This file serves mainly to archive standings at today's date. The Background, This List, Thanks, Start Dates and Notes sections have been removed for brevity.
Chris R. Burger ZS6EZ
Box 4485
Pretoria
0001 South Africa
Look for an email address on the ZS6EZ home page (zs6ez.org.za)
This list contains only South African stations.
Mid-2010 has seen several milestones. After a drought of almost nine years, suddenly there were two applications from South Africa for the Five Band DXCC. This award is a real achievement, requiring confirmed contacts with at least 100 DXCC entities on each of the five main HF bands. ZS6BQI applied in March, soon afterwards changing his callsign to ZS6X. In May, ZS2DL applied, making him the first ZS2 and only the 11th ZS to complete this milestone. Both applicants have endorsements for the WARC-79 bands (10, 18 and 25 MHz), giving them the right to claim 8BDXCC. Previously, only three other ZS stations had laid claim to this honour (ZS5LB, ZS6EZ and ZS6WB). Both Art and Don also entered the DXCC Challenge standings with band-country scores of over 1000. ZS2DL applied for single-band DXCC on several bands, finally becoming the third 25 MHz DXCC holder in South Africa and ensuring that every band now finally has a Top Three. Only the Satellite Top Three remains incomplete, with ZS2ACP being the sole entry. With the absence of any high-altitude transponders in the offing, he is likely to remain alone for some time yet.
ZS2 appears to be the place where things are happening these days. Apart from ZS2DL, ZS2EZ and ZS2Y have also been very active, with the latter applying for several single-band DXCCs in the past year or so. Clearly, a little competition never hurts! The situation is somewhat reminiscent of the three-way chase between ZS5LB, ZS5BK and ZS5MY in the Eighties. That chase produced three of the first four 5BDXCC certificates in South Africa, and more than 10 years passed before three ZS6 stations finally appeared on that list. Apart from band-country scores, these ZS2 stations have also racked up respectable Digital scores, with both ZS2DL and ZS2EZ appearing in the Top Three on that mode.
Another major milestone is ZS4TX's score of 301 on 7 MHz. Bernie becomes the first South African to hit 300 on that band, and only the second on any band. Most DXers consider 7 MHz to be a "low band", a fact that makes Bernie's achievement even more impressive.
Finally, October 2010 saw another "first" in the DXCC programme: The simultaneous birth of four new DXCC entities! On 2010-10-10, the two countries representing the Netherlands Antilles (PJ8 and PJ9) were deleted when all the islands gained more autonomy from the Netherlands. Four new DXCC countries were created: PJ2 Curacao; PJ4 Bonaire; PJ5/6 St.Eustasius/Saba and PJ7 St. Maarten. As can be imagined, there was a flurry of activity, with major multi-operator DXpeditions being available around the clock from each of these locations. The bands were divided into segments by mutual consent, to ensure that the four sudden Most Wanted countries did not create mutual interference. Old timers suddenly had to rebuild stations and figure out which buttons to press on their radios to make it happen. Any Old Timers who could not figure it out will slide down the DXCC Honour Roll by four slots.
While the deletion of PJ8 and PJ9 was effective immediately, DXCC credits for the four new countries will only be granted starting 2011-01-01. Look for some major rearrangements on the Honour Roll!
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ZS6LW 1951-02-23 365 370 2000 "Van" van der Watt--Silent Key 2000-07 ZS2U 1952-04-01 1471 305 1994 Al Akers ZS4MG 1958-05-22 3555 338 1989 Syd Coosner--now ZS6CM (inactive in Pretoria) ZS6BBP 1959? 4235 358 2001 Hans Behrens--now VK2FTZ ZS1EL (ZS1AL) 1959-08-11 4485 192 2001 Vidi la Grange ZS1ACD 1959-09-10 4551 Max Adler ZS6YQ 1963-07-01 6721 375 2003 Bushy Roode--Silent Key 2005-05 ZS5LB 1969-10-06 10782 Bert Lausecker ZS6ANL 1981-04-06 21490 142 1985 Norbert Taferner--Silent Key 2010-05-12 ZS5MY 1981-06-25 21858 277 1991 Franz Taschl--now ZS6EU ZS2DK 1981-11-12 22367 225 2009 Mitch V. Rundle ZS6P 1983-05-31 24324 343 2009 Tjerk Lammers ZS6EZ (ZS6BCR) 1984-06-06 25190 343 2009 Chris R. Burger ZS5NK 1985-10-07 26100 348 2009 Gary Potgieter ZS6WB 1986-10-22 26728 335 2008 Hal Lund ZS/W6KG 1987-05-28 27138 116 1988 Lloyd Colvin--Silent Key 1993-12 ZS4TX 1989-07-10 28787 343 2009 Bernie van der Walt ZS6HZ 1990-06-04 29711 100 1990 Marc Lurie ZS6AOO 1990-10-17 328 1998 Jim de Almeida--now CT1HGS ZS9/W6KG 1991-08-22 30801 113 1991 Lloyd Colvin--Silent Key 1993-12 ZS1A (ZS6JHS) 1992-08-14 31677 287 2010 Johan Sevenster ZS2DL 1993-09-27 32812 308 2010 Don van Loggerenberg ZS2LR 1993-09-27 32813 191? 1993 Jim van Loggerenberg ZS4Y 1995-10-24 34505 217 1996 Leon Foot ZS6Y 1995-12-04 34551 191? 1996 Etienne Swart ZS1EL (ZS6AL) 2000-06-24 37041 266 2008 Vidi la Grange ZS6MG 2000-09-30 37241 240 2009 Vlado Karamitrov--now N3CZ ZS6NK 2002-03-04 38109 101? 2002 Paul Smit ZS6IL 2005-09-13 40533 119 2005 Ivan Lusic ZS6AND 2006-06-12 40794 109 2006 Aurelio Da Camara ZS2EZ 2007-02-13 41146 227 2010 Barry Murrell ZS4U 2008-01-26 41755 102 2008 Barney Fourie ZS2I 2008-11-16 42449 223 2009 Johan van Aarde ZS2Y 2008-11-18 42491 152 2010 Thian de Jager ZS1JY 2010-09-24 44119 100 2010 Jacques J. le Roux
ZS6RM 356 1992 Dick Matthews--Silent Key < 2000 ZS1OU 350 1993 Jack Snyman--Silent Key [1998-2005] ZS6IW 345 1989 Mike Sherman--Silent Key > 1992 ZS1FJ 337 2005 Barry Fletcher--now 9V1FJ since 2004 ZS6ASW 325 1994 Gerry Steenkamp ZS6AZQ 312 1994 Baby Steenkamp ZS6PI 303 1989 De Wet van der Walt ZS2LL 274 1995 Lambert Ledoux--Silent Key 2005 ZS1JD 259 1995 A. George Cooke--Silent Key 2007-09-05 ZS6BOK 249 1988 Ake Rosvall--later 5R8FU ZS2RM >240 <1987 Percy Buckley--Silent Key 1987 ZS1FD 200 1989 F H Flanter?? ZS5YF 188 1989 ZS6JZ 180 1985 H C Williams ZS5QO 153 1991 ZS6AYE 138 1993 Braam Devenier ZS3BI 131 1989 Arnold Kollmann ZS1WQ 130 1989 Rusty Lotter ZS5YN 107 1985 ZS6BUR 107 1985 Jim Houston ZS6XD 107 1985 Bill Smith ZS5MM 106 1992 Mack Laxon ZS1QJ 103 1985 Jack Dellow ZS5AZ 102 1988 ZS5CO 102 1985 ZS5HAM 101 1993 Highway Branch, SARL
ZS1VP Buck Taylor--later G0OYH--Silent Key 2007-08-07 ZS2AG P G Pretorius ZS2CR ZS2EC ZS2FH ZS2MH E Harris ZS2X
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ZS6LW 1951-02-23 341 369 2000 "Van" van der Watt--Silent Key 2000-07 ZS6BW 195? 285 1959 Bert Sachs--Silent Key < 1990 ZS6AHW 1959-04 104 1959 ZS6YQ 1963-07-01 2542 374 2003 Bushy Roode--Silent Key 2005-05 ZS6BBP 1963-08-06 2575 358 2001 Hans Behrens--now VK2FTZ ZS5LB 1969-10-06 4711 Bert Lausecker ZS3MS 1980-12-17 11171 Martin Smith--now ZS5M ZS6EZ (ZS6BCR) 1984-06-06 14445 341 2009 Chris R. Burger ZS5NK 1985-10-07 15196 348 2009 Gary Potgieter ZS6TB 1985-11-23 15261 158 1990 Joe Katzmann ZS6AXC 1986-04-03 15456 102 1986 Hans Breebaart ZS6WB 1986-10-22 15707 332 2008 Hal Lund ZS4NS 1988-04-06 16556 170? 2000 Nico Schoonwinkel ZS4TX 1989-07-10 17366 310 2009 Bernie van der Walt ZS6HO 1990-07-23 18130 156 1997 Dave Miller ZS6AOO 1990-10-17 18568 328 1998 Jim de Almeida--now CT1HGS ZS2ACP 1992-01-13 19331 225 2001 André Botes ZS1A (ZS6JHS) 1992-08-14 19821 287 2010 Johan Sevenster ZS6CEZ 1994-06-13 21489 102? 1994 Marietjie Coetzee ZS1LVH 1995-07-05 22252 204 2003 Louis van Heerden ZS6NB 1995-08-08 22309 276? 2001 Ken Pickersgill ZS4Y 1995-10-24 22497 217 1996 Leon Foot ZS6Y 1995-12-04 22534 179 1996 Etienne Swart ZS5BBO 1998-08-28 23711 103 1998 Edwin Musto--now ZL1BBO ZS2I (ZS4I) 1998-12-14 23921 223 2009 Johan van Aarde ZS6OMC 1999-06-24 24130 100 1999 Charles Kurt ZS6RVG 2000-09-25 24717 172 2000 Dave Plaskett--Silent Key < 2010 ZS2I 2000- - 102 2000 Izak van Aarde--Silent Key 2006 ZS6IR 2001-09-25 32250 300 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF ZS6EGB 2002-03-04 32482 162? 2003 Emil Böhme ZS6IL 2005-06-25 33984 118 2005 Ivan Lusic ZS6P 2005-10-04 34082 342 2009 Tjerk Lammers ZS2DL 2006-06-27 34331 260 2010 Don van Loggerenberg ZS2EZ 2008-05-07 34990 143 2009 Barry Murrell ZS2Y 2010-09-15 36131 102 2010 Thian de Jager
ZS6JM 356 1989 John McCoy--Silent Key; callsign reallocated 2001 ZS6RM 351 1992 Dick Matthews--Silent Key ZS1FJ 334 2003 Barry Fletcher--now 9V1FJ ZS5PG 327 1988 J Winter?? ZS6PI 301 1989 De Wet van der Walt ZS6FU 297 1991 Les Scott?? ZS1JD 252 1995 A. George Cooke--Silent Key 2009-09-05 ZS1OE 160 1985 L S Rosenzweig?? ZS3TL 150 1985 Rudi van der Walt ZS6AYE 135 1993 Braam Devenier ZS5ACW 131 1992 Paul T. Fourie--Silent Key < 1999 ZS4AE 128 1985 Franz Heidler--Silent Key 2007 ZS1BR 106 1985 Paul Johnson ZS6BRM 104 1990 ZS6NK 103 1985 Shemaya Frame--Callsign reallocated 2002 ZS5HAM 101 1993 Highway Branch, SARL
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1. ZS6ANL 1981-04-06 1629 133 1985 Norbert Taferner--Silent Key 2010-05-12 2. ZS2U 1984-01-03 2882 252 1994 Al Akers 3. ZS6KR (ZS6BSZ) 1984-03-24 2290 333 2009 Hans Kappetijn 4. ZS6EZ (ZS6BCR) 1984-06-06 3072 340 2009 Chris R. Burger 5. ZS2RM 198? 240 1987 Percy Buckley--Silent Key 1987 ?. ZS2WV 1985-04-01 3347 175 1993 Wim van Vorstenbosch--now ZS1WV ?. ZS4TX 1990-09-28 5286 335 2010 Bernie van der Walt ?. ZS6NT 157 1992 Dwight West--Later AD7AQ--Silent Key 2009-12 ?. ZS1AFZ 161 1995 Poppie Oosthuizen 10. ZS6UT 1996-08-19 7688 151 2003 Ed Willers 11. ZS6/G3SGQ 118 1996 Ron Hill--Silent Key 2009? 12. ZS6ESU 1998-11-23 8380 106 1999 Hester la Grange--now ZS1ESU 13. ZS1EL (ZS6AL) 1998-11-23 8382 251 2009 Vidi la Grange 14. ZS6AA (ZS1AN) 2003-08-25 9766 139 2008 Andrew Roos 15. ZS6EGB 2004-10-22 10098 129 2008 Emil G. Böhme 16. ZS2DL 2006-06-27 10535 270 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 17. ZS6X (ZS6BQI) 2008-06-10 11148 216 2010 Artour Makhtsiev 18. ZS2EZ 2009-11-06 11714 164 2010 Barry Murrell 19. ZS2Y 2010-09-15 12228 107 2010 Thian de Jager
Note: The issuing sequence from number 6 to 9 is uncertain. More information on ZS1AFZ, ZS2RM, ZS2WV, ZS6NT and ZS6/G3SGQ would be very welcome!
1. ZS6EZ 1996-09-23 755 189 2009 Chris R. Burger 2. ZS6RVG 2000-09-25 1037 146 2006 Dave Plaskett--Silent Key < 2010 3. ZS2DL 2008-04-01 1881 175 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 4. ZS2EZ 2008-05-07 1916 174 2010 Barry Murrell 5. ZS2Y 2009-04-20 2160 132 2010 Thian de Jager
1. ZS2ACP 1995-08-14 210 104 1995 André Botes
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1. ZS5LB 1987-02-06 199 161 1995 Bert Lausecker 2. ZS6EZ 1997-09-27 698 127 2008 Chris R. Burger 3. ZS4TX 1997-09-30 711 166 2010 Bernie van der Walt 4. ZS6UT 2003-07-16 1024 101 2003 Ed Willers
1. ZS6EZ (ZS6BCR) 1988-11-01 120 231 2008 Chris R. Burger 2. ZS6KR 1996-09-23 1357 178 2007 Hans Kappetijn 3. ZS6WB 1996-09-26 1344 149 2010 Hal Lund 4. ZS4TX 2000-09-30 1829 246 2010 Bernie van der Walt 5. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 1901 122 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 6. ZS2DL 2010-05-17 3016 100 2010 Don van Loggerenberg
1. ZS6EZ (ZS6BCR) 1989-05-01 131 298 2009 Chris R. Burger 2. ZS6P 1995-09-21 1430 242 2008 Tjerk Lammers 3. ZS6KR 1996-09-23 1682 257 2007 Hans Kappetijn 4. ZS6WB 1996-09-26 1662 211 2010 Hal Lund 5. ZS4TX 2000-09-30 3611 301 2010 Bernie van der Walt 6. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 3719 166 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 7. ZS2DL 2008-04-01 4606 169 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 8. ZS1EL 2008-03-21 4753 101 2008 Vidi la Grange
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1. ZS6EZ 2002-11-15 206 2009 Chris R. Burger 2. ZS1EL 2006-02-28 122 2008 Vidi la Grange 3. ZS2DL 2009-06-10 148 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 4. ZS2EZ 2010-09-20 100 2010 Barry Murrell
1. ZS6EZ 2000-09-30 317 2009 Chris R. Burger 2. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 276 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 3. ZS4TX 2003-03-30 280 2010 Bernie van der Walt 4. ZS1EL 2006-02-28 189 2008 Vidi la Grange 5. ZS2DL 2006-06-27 261 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 6. ZS2EZ 2008-05-07 187 2010 Barry Murrell 7. ZS2I 2008-11-16 156 2009 Johan van Aarde 8. ZS6KR 2009-07-10 299 2009 Hans Kappetijn 9. ZS2Y 2009-10-23 147 2010 Thian de Jager
1. ZS6EZ 2001-05-21 249 2009 Chris R. Burger 2. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 184 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 3. ZS1EL 2008-03-21 111 2008 Vidi la Grange 4. ZS2DL 2009-06-10 174 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 5. ZS2EZ 2009-12-18 127 2010 Barry Murrell
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1. ZS6KR 2000-09-18 289 2009 Hans Kappetijn 2. ZS6EZ 2000-09-30 316 2009 Chris R. Burger 3. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 256 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 4. ZS4TX 2003-03-30 283 2010 Bernie van der Walt 5. ZS1EL 2006-02-28 149 2008 Vidi la Grange 6. ZS6RVG 2006-03-27 106 2006 Dave Plaskett--Silent Key < 2010 7. ZS2DL 2006-06-27 230 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 8. ZS2EZ 2008-05-07 155 2010 Barry Murrell 9. ZS2I 2008-11-16 132 2009 Johan van Aarde 10. ZS2Y 2010-09-15 117 2010 Thian de Jager
1. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 166 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 2. ZS6EZ 2002-11-15 237 2009 Chris R. Burger 3. ZS2DL 2010-05-17 1288 117 2010 Don van Loggerenberg
1. ZS6EZ (ZS6BCR) 1988-07-01 160 297 2009 Chris R. Burger 2. ZS6P 1989-01-31 401 266 2009 Tjerk Lammers 3. ZS4TX 1990-09-28 995 240 2010 Bernie van der Walt 4. ZS6HO 1993-08-02 1802 112 1997 Dave Miller 5. ZS1A (ZS6JHS) 1993-08-09 2075 148 2010 Johan Sevenster 6. ZS4Y 1995-10-24 3041 102 1996 Leon Foot 7. ZS6Y 1995-12-04 3058 103 1996 Etienne Swart 8. ZS6KR 1996-09-23 3230 241 2009 Hans Kappetijn 9. ZS6WB 1996-09-26 3210 257 2010 Hal Lund 10. ZS6NB 1996-11-27 3245 185 2001 Ken Pickersgill 11. ZS6RVG 2000-09-25 165 2006 Dave Plaskett--Silent Key < 2010 12. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 31884 241 2002 Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 13. ZS1EL 2006-02-28 32719 116 2008 Vidi la Grange 14. ZS2DL 2006-08-07 32819 138 2010 Don van Loggerenberg 15. ZS2I 2008-11-16 33133 115 2009 Johan van Aarde
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1. ZS6WB 1998-12-11 238 138 2008 Hal Lund 2. ZS6AXT 1999-09-22 249 126 2001 Ivo Chladek 3. ZS6EZ 2001-05-21 336 105 2006 Chris R. Burger 4. ZS6NK 2002-03-04 461 101 2006 Paul Smit
No ZS members
2353 ZS6EZ 1791 ZS6WB 1685 ZS4TX 1401 ZS6IR 1334 ZS2DL 1260 ZS6KR 1044 ZS6P 1001 ZS6X
Note: The entry level is 1000 (or an average of 100 per band). The highest South African score of 2353 is an average of 235 per band. ZS6KR's score is composed of credits on the five "classic" bands only, with an average score of 252 per band.
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# Callsign Date Num Bands 1. ZS5LB 1972-03-13 153 8 (1,8 18 25) Bert Lausecker 2. ZS5BK 1985-11-08 1975 5 Bill Smith--Silent Key 1991 3. ZS6EZ (ZS6BCR) 1986-04-21 2071 10 (1,8 10 18 25 50) Chris R. Burger 4. ZS5MY 1986-05-21 2088 5 Franz Taschl--now ZS6EU 5. ZS4TX 1992-01-22 3099 6 (1,8) Bernie van der Walt 6. ZS6KR 1996-09-23 4242 5 Hans Kappetijn 7. ZS6WB 1996-09-26 4231 8 (18 25 50) Hal Lund 8. ZS6P 1998-12-11 4675 5 Tjerk Lammers 9. ZS6IR 2001-09-25 5082 7 (18 25) Uli von Aswegen--now DF7EF 10. ZS6X (ZS6BQI) 2010-03-01 6731 8 (10 18 25) Artour Makhtsiev 11. ZS2DL 2010-05-17 6794 8 (10 18 25) Don van Loggerenberg
Note: The columns above are self-explanatory, except perhaps for "Bands". The basic 5BDXCC is issued for DXCC on each of five bands (3,5, 7, 14, 21 and 28 MHz). Band endorsements can be added for additional bands. If a station's score is more than 5, the additional bands completed are listed in brackets, with the figures in MHz. The only available endorsements are 1,8, 10, 18, 25, 50 and 144 MHz. No ZS has ever obtained the 144 MHz endorsement. Those in the know regard the 10, 18 and 25 MHz band endorsements as just a formality, but both 1,8 and 50 MHz are much harder than any of the five basic bands.
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Note: In principle, there should be a Top Three in each category. However, Satellite has less than three listed members, while the Mixed and Phone DXCCs have enough participation to warrant a Top Ten. The Top Ten on Mixed and Phone contains only stations still listed as active members in the ARRL list. A separate table with the all-time high scores for these two DXCCs is included in the following section. For all the other awards, all callsigns shown are listed as active in the ARRL lists.
| Mixed | Phone | CW | Digital | Satellite |
|
358 ZS6BBP 348 ZS5NK 343 ZS4TX 343 ZS6EZ 343 ZS6P 337 ZS1FJ 335 ZS6WB 325 ZS6ASW 308 ZS2DL 305 ZS2U |
348 ZS5NK 342 ZS6P 341 ZS6EZ 334 ZS1FJ 332 ZS6WB 328 ZS6AOO 310 ZS4TX 300 ZS6IR 287 ZS1A 276 ZS6NB |
340 ZS6EZ 335 ZS4TX 333 ZS6KR |
189 ZS6EZ 175 ZS2DL 174 ZS2EZ |
103 ZS2ACP |
| 1,8 MHz | 3,5 MHz | 7 MHz | 10 MHz | 14 MHz |
|
166 ZS4TX 161 ZS5LB 127 ZS6EZ |
246 ZS4TX 231 ZS6EZ 178 ZS6KR |
301 ZS4TX 298 ZS6EZ 257 ZS6KR |
206 ZS6EZ 148 ZS2DL 122 ZS1EL |
317 ZS6EZ 299 ZS6KR 280 ZS4TX |
| 18 MHz | 21 MHz | 25 MHz | 28 MHz | 50 MHz |
|
249 ZS6EZ 184 ZS6IR 174 ZS2DL |
316 ZS6EZ 289 ZS6KR 283 ZS4TX |
237 ZS6EZ 166 ZS6IR 117 ZS2DL |
297 ZS6EZ 266 ZS6P 257 ZS6WB |
138 ZS6WB 126 ZS6AXT 105 ZS6EZ |
Note: The table above contains only stations currently listed in the ARRL's official list. The table below contains the all-time high scores. Several of the members were licenced just after WW-II, and worked dozens of countries that were subsequently deleted. Their scores are unattainable to someone entering the race now, as those countries are no longer available to be worked. However, to reflect the persistent achievement by old timers over many decades, the table below shows the all-time high achievements in each category.
| Mixed | Phone |
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375 ZS6YQ (inactive) 370 ZS6LW (inactive) 358 ZS6BBP 356 ZS6RM (inactive) 350 ZS1OU (inactive) 348 ZS5NK 345 ZS6IW (inactive) 343 ZS4TX 343 ZS6EZ 343 ZS6P |
374 ZS6YQ (inactive) 369 ZS6LW (inactive) 358 ZS6BBP (inactive) 356 ZS6JM (inactive) 351 ZS6RM (inactive) 348 ZS5NK 342 ZS6P 341 ZS6EZ 334 ZS1FJ 332 ZS6WB |
Note: The term "inactive" means that the station is no longer listed by ARRL. The reason is generally that no cards have been submitted since the introduction of the computer system in the Nineties. In some cases, stations were removed when the operators died. As of 2010, only ZS6BBP is still alive while being listed as inactive.
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