1A0C operations share a goal beyond that of simple DXing. We don’t simply want to offer an elusive “new one” to as many OMs as possible – donations collected as a direct result of this DXpedition will be used to support our teams working tirelessly to create warm relationships with the homeless.
Starting January 1st, 1982 the cards of QSOs with 1A began to be checked and approved to the great pleasure of all who would pursue DXCC. Now, more than 30 years the prefix is still quite needed by DXers from the amateur Radio community.
Humanitarian relief, medical assistance and emergency support for the victims of natural disasters are just a few of CISOM’s tasks. The activities of CISOM are impartial and non-political in nature, emphasizing respect for the beliefs of all individuals, whether muslim, orthodox, catholic, protestant or jewish.
1A0C is the amateur radio volunteer call-sign belongs to “The Order of Malta’s Italian Relief Corps (CISOM)”, an organization specialized in bringing assistance and relief during emergencies. This underscores the.. read more
We’ll be active from 6 to 80 meters (include Warc bands) in CW, SSB, RTTY and FT8 with at least 3 stations at the same time in different bands and.. read more
Where my signals arrived? Where my voice sounded? In which antenna my messages were arriving? Photography helps to answer to all this questions. Herewith enclosed a small collection of some.. read more
The Order of Malta’s Italian Relief Corps (CISOM) Amateur Radio Station
