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   In the World of DX, there will be an earth-moon-earth event based in   
   Dwingeloo, The Netherlands, during the Boy Scouts of America Jamboree   
   On The Air activation on October 18th and 19th, It will be hosted by   
   the Dwingeloo Radio Telescope. Be listening for Scout stations on   
   432.050 MHz on both days, between 17:00 UTC and 22:30 UTC. You can also   
   monitor the audio via CAMRAS WebSDR.   
      
   Listen for Sam, 7K1EAS, on the air as JR6/7K1EAS from Yonaguni Island,   
   IOTA Number AS-024, starting on the 13th of October through to the   
   17th. He will be using FT8/FT4 and SSB on 40, 10 and occasionally 6   
   metres. QSL via the bureau.   
      
   Volker, DL1WH,	will be  active holiday style as PA/DL1WH/p  from   
   Ameland Island, IOTA Number EU-038 from the 12th of October through to   
   the 26th. Volker will be using CW and some SSB. See QRZ.com for QSL   
   details.   
      
   There is still time to work Francesco, IK0FUX, who is operating holiday   
   style as 8Q7UX from the Maldives, IOTA Number AS-013. He is on the air   
   through the 14th of October, using CW primarily and some FT8. See   
   QRZ.com for QSL details.   
      
   Listen for Harold, DF2WO, whose 12-day operation from Rwanda begins on   
   the 10th of October. He is using the callsign 9X2AW, using CW, FT4 and   
   SSB on	  80-10 metres. You may also hear in him on 6m. He will focus   
   on stations in Asia. Harold may also be heard via the QO-100 satellite.   
   See QRZ.com for QSL details.   
      
   (425 DX BULLETIN)   
      
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   KICKER: A BEAST OF AN EVENT FOR "SASQUATCH AWARENESS"   
      
   STEPHEN/ANCHOR: We end this report with a reminder that it's October   
   -the same month as Halloween - and things are about to get a little -   
   well OK, a lot - hairy. Ralph Squillace explains.   
      
   RALPH: You may no longer believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny or   
   even the Tooth Fairy but do you believe in Sasquatch? The sizable   
   simian of popular American folklore has a sizable following -- and when   
   he puts his foot down, he leaves his mark. Bigfoot - that hair-covered   
   mythical presence reportedly sighted in Western states of the US - does   
   everything in a big way. So the Radio Club of Tacoma in Washington   
   state is taking its cue from him by devoting six days to mark National   
   Sasquatch Awareness Day - October 16th through to the 21st.   
      
   Whether you call the beast Sasquatch or Bigfoot, you can celebrate   
   Awareness Day by chasing this legendary creature of the woods. Listen   
   for W7 callsigns with suffixes that spell "BIGFOOT," starting with W7B,   
   W7I, W7G and so on. Sasquatch Spotters will be posting his whereabouts   
   on CW, phone, FT8/FT4, RTTY and PSK on the HF bands.   
      
   Just remember before you get on the air: put your best - and possibly   
   your biggest - foot forward.   
      
   This is Ralph Squillace KK6ITB.   
      
   (AMATEUR RADIO DAILY)   
      
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