30m : 243 Qs, 17m : 520 Qs, 12m : 237 Qs Total = 1,000 QSOs
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30m : 243 Qs, 17m : 520 Qs, 12m : 237 Qs Total = 1,000 QSOs |
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| Melilla is the only one of the two Spanish enclaves on the northern Moroccan coast (= EA9 Ceuta y Melilla) to have an airport. | The land border with Morocco is right at the edge of the small Spanish town. The far buildings seen here are already in Morocco. | ||||||||
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| The 17m wire dipole can just be seen coming from the fifth floor (top) hotel balcony. | A chair and table provided a useful support for the WARC band dipole at EA9/G3TXF. | The Spanish national and Melilla provincial flags are seen flying everywhere. | |||||||
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| The small Icom 7000 radio (left) is dwarfed by the laptop and its external keyboard at EA9/G3TXF. Log is WinTest. | Not surprisingly, the style of houses in Melilla is a mix between Southern Spain and Morocco. | ||||||||
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| The port area in Melilla at night. A large ferry has just arrived. | The evening Greyline passes through EA9 Melilla. | ||||||||
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