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4U1WRC Event Callsign for WRC Meeting in Geneva 3 Months, 3 Weeks ago Karma: 5
4U1ITU will be operated with a special call sign 4U1WRC during the period of WRC meeting.

Monday noon, ITU Director General Dr. Toure (HB9EMT) will kick off the 4U1WRC operation.

This callsign is counted for 4U1ITU: DXCC Entity - ITU HQ EU 28 14

A special QSL card, valid only from 23 January up to 17 February 2012, will be available in this respect.

QSL info for the 4U1WRC operation:
Via HB9 Bureau or direct to:
IARC
P.O. Box 6
CH-1211 Geneva 20
Switzerland

For more details visit: life.itu.ch/radioclub/
 
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