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DX'Pedition to Grenada, J38XB!!!

Pse listen b4 you talk or send cw. Listen. Listen. Listen. When I say prefix with 2 don't call unless you are call with prefix 2.

QSL via ve2xb ok on qrz.com
Pse send SASE with 2 IRCs or $3 USD,
73, dx
​Mike,J38XB

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Rig  is K3S and vertical antenna and windom.
Will operate holiday style on 75-10 m
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March 17-31, 2025
I will be operational as soon as my antennas are up and working FB.
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QSLs...
I am old school and like paper QSLs to collect and put in my shack.

73, dx

de J38xb

I will try to be active on as many bands as possible under the sunspot condx
73, dx, J38xb

Getting here...

It's just a few hours from Florida...

I take my Ipod for music...on the plane.
I like to keep myself relaxed and entertained on the flight with my Ipod.
I take my digital camera to have some pix of the island for wonderful memories of my trip
I take my Dell laptop to use the internet and catch the dx stations on dxscape.com

Tourism

This is a lovely place...

Tourism is the mainstay of Grenada's economy. Conventional beach and water-sports tourism is largely focused in the southwest region around St George, the airport and the coastal strip. Ecotourism is growing in significance.
Grenada has many beaches around its coastline, including the 3 km (1.9 mi) long Grand Anse Beach in St. George's, often described as one of the best beaches in the world. Grenada's many waterfalls are also popular with tourists. The nearest to St. George's is the Annandale Waterfalls; others include Mt. Carmel, Concord, Tufton Hall and St Margaret's also known as Seven Sisters.

Several festivals also draw in tourists, such as Carriacou Maroon and String Band Music Festival in April, the Annual Budget Marine Spice Island Billfish Tournament, the Island Water World Sailing Week, and the Grenada Sailing Festival Work Boat Regatta.


Languages---​
English is the country's official language, but the primary spoken language is either of two creole languages (Grenadian Creole English and, less frequently, Grenadian Creole French) (sometimes called 'patois') which reflects the African, European, and native heritage of the nation. The creoles contain elements from a variety of African languages, French and English. Grenadian Creole French is only spoken in smaller rural areas in the north.
Some Hindustani terms are still spoken amongst the descendants of the Indo-Grenadian community.
The indigenous languages were Iñeri and Karina (Carib).
Source: Wikipedia

​2024/25



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Mike, J38xb
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