
EY8MM
2002. Путешествие в Кабо Верде
Часть 1-я
С начала этого года мы с Александром 4L5A практически каждый день говорили на тему: "Откуда лучше всего в тестах работать?". Перебрали кучу вариантов, проанализировали логи экспедиций. В общем-то, было ясно, что где-то в Атлантике. Чтобы и Штаты рядом были, и Европа не терялась.
1997. Contesting Under Fire. CQWW SSB 1992, Tajik Style.
Published by CQ Contest Jan 1997.
My interest in contesting has grown slowly since 1985. In that year I worked in my first CQ WPX CW. and competed mostly with older hams here in Tajik. I was a young DXer. making a lot of QSOs. and I was very interested in DXing. Since that time I have worked in many contests, but mostly in the CQWW and WPX. In those contests, the amount of DX is outstanding, and each contest brought me new ones. I never concern rated on the plate I received in the results. Each year I made 300 to 500 QSOs in the CQWW-enough for first plate in Tajikistan!
1992. YA5MM. Экспедиция в Афганистан.
Опубликовано в журнале "Радиолюбитель" 11/1992.
Рано утром 7 марта 1992 года началась наша экспедиция. Все были на ногах задолго до рассвета: одни носили вещи в машину, другие готовили завтрак, третьи затевали последний раунд "отговоров" в надежде убедить нас отказаться от рискованной затеи...
1992. YA5MM. DXpeditioning Into The Jaws Of The Dragon. © UT4UX, EY8MM (English)
Published CQ Magazine. May 1993.
This article concerns a major DXpedition to a very dangerous place at a very dangerous time. It is also a tale of international cooperation and demonstrates the spirit of amateur radio.
The YA5MM DXpedition actually had its beginnings on the roof of a five-story apartment building in Dushanbe Tajikistan in August 1991. RT4UQ (Vasily, who like me is from Kiev in the Ukraine), UJ8JMM (Nodir, from Dushanbe), and UJ8JCQ (Alex, whose roof we were on), and I had just returned ftorn a successful DXpedition under the callsign UJ1K to Kulyabskaya oblast in the mountainous regions of Tajikistan. We were on UJ8JCQ's roof helping Alex reassemble and erect his antennas, which we had used in expedition.
Setup
Home station
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ICOM IC7800 Main HF+50 Mhz Rig
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YAESU FT1000D Backup HF Rig
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Acom 2000A 1,5 KW HF Power Amplifier
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ICOM IC-910H 144 Mhz-1,2 Ghz, Satellite Radio
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- Force12 C31XR. 3 el 20 m, 4 el. 15 m, 7 el. 10 m
- Hy-Gain 3 el 12 m yagi
- Butternut HF2V vertical 40 and 80 m
- Diamond F23 vertical 2 m
- 16 element 144 Mhz by I0JXX (16JXX2)
Contest/Remote station
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Elecraft K-3 HF Rig Contest Radio
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ICOM IC756 Pro III HF Rig Remote Control radio
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OM2500A 1,5 KW HF Power Amplifier (Contest Station/Remote)
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160 m
- Two element full size quad, fixed to EU/NA @ 50 m
- Half Square East-West @ 50 m
- Two element phased verticals East-West @ 50 m
80 m
- Two element full size quad, fixed to EU/NA @ 40 m
- Bi-Square North-South @ 55 m
- Bi-Square East-West @ 55 m
15 m
- Stack 3x3x3 @ 10/20/30 m fixed EU/NA.
- Various monoband yagis 5/6 element.
Receive antennas
- Hi-Z 4 square 30 m side size 160/80
- Beverage 320 m to EU/VK revers.
- Beverage 160 m to AF/JA revers.
- Beverage 200 m to East.
Travel
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ICOM IC706MK II G Travel Radio
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Yaesu FT897D Travel Radio
Other equipment and software:
- Force12 7-element monoband 50 MHZ yagi EF-706
- I0JXX 144 MHz yagi 16JXX2
- 2x15 el. 430 Mhz by Diamond
- DX4WIN Logging Software
- Win-Test Contest Software
- DX Atlas by VE3NEA
Ham Family

EY8AA
Masud Tursun-Zade
ex-calls: UJ8JCF, UJ8JM
President of Tajik Amateur Radio League
My farther-Masud EY8AA the oldest Ham in Tajikistan. He organized several expedition to rare oblasts of Tajikistan: 4J50R - 1974, UJ8JCF/P - 1975, UJ8JCF/U8V - 1979, U8L - 1980, EK8R - 1981, RJ6K - 1984 etc. He is very interested in electronic design and building equipment. He is working for GSM service provider as a chief of Technical department.

EY8AJ
Parviz Tursun-Zade (SK 2021)
My uncle-Parviz EY8AJ became Silent Key 2021.

EY8MM
Nodir Tursun-Zade
I am second Ham in our family. First qso was made in 1979 in the age of 11.

EY8WW
Irage Tursun-Zade
My brother-Irage EY8WW active DXer and time to time spending time in the contests. He is our computer guru and spent a lot of his spear time for software engineering. He is accomplished photographer as well.

EY8BJ
Farzon Tursun-Zade
Farzon is son of EY8AJ. Active since 2009. He already built his station and started some contesting and DXing.

EY8BB
Mirzo Kanoatov
My nephew - Mirzo EY8BB currently living in Canada now. While his short visits home he enjoys DXing. Hopefully someday he will manage to get VE call. (Photo at A61AF Club station in Dubai 2001).

EY8DD
Zamir Tursun-Zade
My son - Zamir. Since Jan 2006.

EY8CC
Zaur Tursun-Zade
My son - Zaur. Since Jan 2006.
About
My name is Nodir Tursoon-Zadeh
QTH: Dushanbe, Tajikistan.
Loc: MM48JN
First qso made using club station call UK8JBD back in 1979.
UJ8JMM since April 1984.
EY8MM since 1994.
Expeditions/Guest Operator
- 1981: EK8R
- 1983: RJ8WCY
- 1984: RJ6K
- 1985: EU9J
- 1991: RJ0J, RJ2S, RJ4X, RJ5R
- 1992: YA1MM, YA5MM
- 1994: DL/EY8MM, EY70D
- 1997: UN7/EY8MM, HS0/EY8MM, VK3ER, E22AAA
- 1999: EY11OO
- 2000: A61AF, A61AO
- 2001: EY1ARP, EY10T, EY90MT
- 2002: EY2ARP, D44AC, D44TT
- 2003: D44TT, D4B (CQ WW RTTY)
- 2005-2006: EY0R
- 2010: AP2ARS
- 2011: VP8ORK
- 2014: VK6ZFM/MM
- 2014: FT5ZM
- 2019: VP6R
- N0DIR/AM, EY8MM/AM
- TA4/N0DIR, KH6/N0DIR, MU/N0DIR, ES5/N0DIR, KG6EBO
Awards
- 5BWAZ
- 5BDXCC
- 5BWAS
- DXCC Honor Roll #1
- WAZ 160
- WAS 160
- DXCC (160 - 6 m) 10 bands
- WPX Award of Excellence
- VUCC 50 MHZ
Recognition Award
- Yasme Excellence Award - 2009
WRTC
- 2006. Brasil. Referee.
- 2010. Russia. Judging Committee.
- 2014. USA. Judging Committee.
- 2018. Germany. Judging Committee.