Russian links

[Zink]

I was cleaning out files on my computer and bookmarks. I came across some that may interest people here. Some have been posted before but it never hurts to refresh our memories. Plus I'm deleting most of it because I don't use them anymore.

http://www.friends-partners.org/oldfriends/language/russian-alphabet.html

A good intro to the Russian alphabet with a very clear voice.

http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/russian/language/

Russian grammar.

http://www.meighan.net/alexander/

Handy phrases worth knowing and using.

http://www.city.ru/

Info on many cities around Russia.

http://www.siber.com/sib/

General all around site on Russia and Russians.

http://www.wayan.net/exp/rus_exp/index.htm

Interesting articles about life in Russia.

http://www.unclepasha.com/

More general Russian info.

http://members.tripod.com/~dyumyum/russian.html

Russian recipes to try at home.

http://www.russiatravel.com/

Decent travel website.

http://www.all-hotels.ru/

Self explanitory.

http://www.russiantoronto.com/

Connection to the large Russian community in Toronto.

Those all still worked as of today. The others I collected in the last 4 years that didn't work I already deleted. This should keep you busy reading for awhile.

[wsbill]

... in response to Russian links, posted by Zink on Mar 14, 2004

Russian DX Contest-CW/SSB--from 1200Z Mar 20-1200Z Mar 21. Frequencies: 160-10 meters. Categories: SOAB -HP and -LP (100 W), SOSB, MS (10 minute rule), SWL, SO may enter Mixed Mode, CW, or SSB, MO and SWL are Mixed only. Exchange: RS(T) + serial number, RU stations--RS(T) + Oblast designator. QSO points: own entity--2 pts, different entity, same continent--3 pts, diff cont--5 pts, with Russians--10 pts. Score: QSO points × DXCC entity + Oblasts, counted once per band. For more information: http://www.rdxc.org/. Logs due 45 days after the contest to rusdxc@contesting.com or to Russian DX Contest, PO Box 88, 119311 Moscow, Russia.

[wsbill]

... in response to Re: March 20 & 21...big CQ Russian w..., posted by wsbill on Mar 15, 2004


On 15 meters (21.300-.450 Mhz)
Worked a Ukrainian (UX0ZZ) by the Black Sea this morning, a few Lithunia (LY1CM, LY3MM), a Latvia (YL6W), a Czech (OK1MVD), a Russian (S54G) and a Italian (IZ2DPX).

On 20 meters (14.225-350), I worked just 2 russians (RZ9OQ-NS & RW9UX-KE).  Heard a bunch but the guys on the east coast were work'em, and were drowning out my signal, just about 500 watts.

Might return to listen on 160m for them tonight.

Ya see, if you had a girl that a radio operator or her pappa was, you could be calling her every day for free.

Ditto that for those South American/Latin women - anytime for them - same time zone.