Cape Verde: History of amateur radio service
Written byPaula Góes
Jorge Sousa Brito [pt] remembers the infancy of the amateur radio service in Cape Verde, an activity which he grew up with as his father was the first person to take up the hobby in the country.
Written byPaula Góes
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Hello,
I found this site through Google search. I don’t know if this is the right place, but here goes. Sorry my Portugese language is not so good.
I am comming to the Islands, early in 2009. I have a U.K. ‘A’ class, Amateur Radio licence. My callsign is G0TJP. thats; Golf, Zero, Tango Juliet Papa.
I am finding it a little difficult to get any information on current “Ham” activity and licencing regulations and how to apply for a permit to opperate whilst visitng.
I will also be investigating a couple of buisness investments.
Anyone with any advice for me?
Thanks, and as It’s Christmas morning as I write, I will wish everyone a Happy, Healthy and Peaceful
not forgetting, prosperous, new year
73 Alun Person.
Hi ,
I’m also visiting the Cabo Verde Islands ( Isl. of Sal) during a week in the summer ….. I’m wondering how I can get a license for D44 ? My Belgian license is ON6ZK.
Can anyone help me out how to get the license ?
Best 73’s
Hans
ON6ZK
I am also visiting the Cape Verde Islands for the second time. Last time I had government permission to operate, but my operation was not accepted by ARRL coz there is no d44/Own call allowed. How does one get a proper call? Does anyone know? Please let me know coz I leave the UK fto sail to South Africa in May/June 2009 and will nee dto set this up before I go.