V31BG - Belize. QRV until October 12

2008 October 6
by DX World
V31BG QTH

V31BG QTH

I (VE7ISV) am QRV to Belize - left Canada on October 2nd, 2008.  I overnighted in Texas, and then  flew to Belize City on October 3rd.  By nightfall I was in Placencia, Belize.  Here is the link to where I am staying, and the Ham Shack - I am staying upstairs at the Palmetto Place Guest House.  This is a solo vacation - just me, the beach, and a Ham Shack.

Check out the Journal.  It will have links to pictures, log files, etc.

I intend to work SSB on as many bands as I can.  If I’m really pushed, I’m going to work CW (Morse Code) as well.  I’ve been working hard on my Morse Code - let’s see if I have the opportunity and the drive to do it.  If you work me on CW - be gentle - it will be one of my first times!

I plan on using this website to track my vacation, how I am doing on my Ham Radio contacts, and share what I expect to be a special vacation with my friends, and fellow Hams.  If this vacation works well - I’m going to do another one as soon as I can.  This Web Site is intended to become a living document on one of my favourite hobbies - Amateur (Ham) Radio.

Bill VE7ISV

*V31BG Logbook

3 Responses leave one →
  1. 2008 October 7

    Hi Bill… I’m just a couple miles up the road from you (just north of Seine Bight Village). No equipment up at the moment. I will try to stop by to say hello today. Drew
    Drew W Travers

    THE MAINE STAY & KOKOMO
    Seine Bight
    Stann Creek District
    Belize, Central America
    drewtravers@gmail.com
    themainestay@gmail.com
    501-610-0693 (Belize cell phone)
    501-523-3507 (Belize landline)
    207-512-2381 (US toll-free voice mail)
    http://www.traversbelize.com
    http://traversbelize.blogspot.com/
    http://www.themainestay.com

  2. 2008 October 8

    Thanks for nice QSO Bill !

  3. 2008 October 13

    I was able to work V31BG 3 times - twice on 20 meters and once on 17 meters - operating picnic table portable from a Chicago city park on 35 watts. What a cool vacation and I am glad I could be part of it. Thanks, Bill!

Leave a Reply

Note: You can use basic XHTML in your comments. Your email address will never be published.

Subscribe to this comment feed via RSS