This morning I obtained my latest Activator certificate in the World Wide Flora Fauna (WWFF) program.
It is issued for having activated 165 different references and obtaining 44 QSOs or more during each of those activations.
Many thanks to Pit YO3JW, the WWFF Awards Manager and many thanks to all the hunters who have called me during those activations.
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Hi Paul
A fantastic effort. Well done on the award and I am pleased to have you in my log on many of those 165 activations.
Cheers
John D
VK5BJE/VK5PF
G’day John,
I’ve activated 183 WWFF reference areas, but only 166 of those qualify for WWFF, as 17 of them I did not obtain 44 QSOs. They are parks I will have to revisit.
And of course there are a stack of VK5 Parks activations that I’ve undertaken where the parks were not in the WWFF Directory at the time.
Thanks for all the QSOs over the years.
73,
Paul VK5PAS.