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Hi, I’m Sparky, an blogger, author and ‘radio maniac’ from … Earth Planet.
KL1A (aka RW3AH, aka T6X, aka T2X…) is my amateur radio call signs. Radioactive and licensed since 1976.
1991-2002 – Chief Coordinator (Head of Russian amateur radio emergency service) RARES.
and EMERGENCY RESCUE SERVICE OFFICER (EMERCOM Rescuer Officer).
Chief of the RARES Club station R3ARES 2001
Certifiied ARRL Emergency communications operator.
LIST OF ACHIEVEMENTS
1983 – 1985 Team member of the expedition to Armenia and Novaya Zemlya Island. UG/UA0KCE & UA1P/UA0KCE
1988 Earthquake in Armenia Republic. Organization of rescue operations of radio amateurs in earthquake zone and organization of amateur radio emergency communications. Chief of the ARES Center in Moscow. Special Emergency Radio Coordination Center call sign – EO1.
1988 Active participation in the creation Amateur Radio Emergency service in USSR RARES together with the RAC (Russian Rescuers Corps)
1989 Radio operator of the 1st. Soviet and American joint sled-dog expedition from Asia to the North America via the Bering Strait. USSR (East Siberia – Alaska)
1989 Flood in Tatarstan Republic. Organization of ARES radio communication for EMERCOM (Ministry of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense) rescue team.
1989 Earthquake in Iran. Organization of ARES radio communication for EMERCOM (Ministry of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense) rescuers and for “Welfare and health” traffic.
1989 Active participant in the creation Russian Amateur radio emergency service RARES. Selected as Head of RARES. 1989 to 2001.
1990 Earthquake in Georgia Republic. Organization of ARES radio communication for EMERCOM rescuers and “Welfare and health” traffic.
1990 Military conflict in Abkhazia and Nagorno-Karabakh Republics. Organization of Amateur Radio third party communications traffic for the rescue team of the Russian Red Cross rescue service. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1991 Flood in the Russian Far East. Organization of ARES radio communication for EMERCOM (Ministry of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense) rescuers. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency traffic.
1991 Coup in Moscow. “White House”. Military conflict. Organization Amateur Radio third party communications traffic for the rescue team of the Russian Red Cross rescue service.
1991 Team member (Radio operator) of the international (Russia – USA) expedition “Russian America 250 years” Alaska, USA.
1992 Hurricane in the central part of Russia. Organization of ARES radio communication for EMERCOM (Ministry of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense) rescuers. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1992 The military conflict in Transnistria (Moldova). Organization of ARES radio communication for EMERCOM (Ministry of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense) and Russian Red Cross rescuers. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1992 Organization of radio communications during the sled-dog transcontinental expedition to the North Polar circle.
1993 “White House”, Moscow. Organization of ARES radio communication for EMERCOM (Ministry of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense) and Russian Red Cross rescuers. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1994 EMERCOM rescuers on landing assault at the North Pole. Organization of the Radio communications.
1994 Passenger aircraft crash in Siberia (120 dead). Organization Amateur Radio third party communications traffic for EMERCOM rescue team and organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1994-1995 Balkan war crisis. The war in the former Yugoslavia. Participation as a communications engineer in war zone from EMERCOM/UN.
1995 EMERCOM rescuers landing at South Pole. Organization of Radio communications.
1995 Radio Telecommunications support for famous Russian traveler Fyodor Konyuhov in Antarctica.
1995 Radio Telecommunications support for Antarctica transcontinental female Polar expedition “METELITSA”. South Pole.
1995-1996 War conflict on Russian Caucasus (Chechen Republic). Organization of search for the dead, wounded and missing people – “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic. Organization of Amateur Radio third party communications traffic for the EMERCOM rescue team and Russian Red Cross.
1995 Earthquake in Sakhalin Island (Russian Far East) Neftegorsk city. Organization of Amateur Radio third party communications traffic for the EMERCOM rescue team. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1995 Helicopters crash in Russian Arctic Severnaya Zemlya Island. Arctic Ocean. Organization of the Amateur Radio Emergency third party communications for the EMERCOM rescue team.
1996 Svalbard Island (Norway) Crash of the civilian airplane “TU-154″. Organization of the Amateur Radio Emergency third party communications for the EMERCOM rescue team. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1997 Radio communications support. Yacht “Rossijskij Gaz” expedition in the Mediterranean Sea.
1997 Russian airplane “RUSLAN” crashed in Irkutsk city (Siberia). Organization of the Amateur Radio Emergency third party communications for the EMERCOM rescue team. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1997 1st visit to Africa (Rwanda) 3 months. UN/EMERCOM Communications Officer. 9X/RW3AH.
1998 2nd visit to Africa (Rwanda) 10 months. UN/EMERCOM Communications Officer. 9X0A.
1999 Earthquake in Turkey. Organization of the Amateur Radio Emergency third party communications for the EMERCOM rescue team and Russian Red Cross. Organization of the “Welfare and health” emergency Traffic.
1999 Organization of the Amateur Radio Emergency third party communications for the EMERCOM Rescue team and Russian Red Cross in the former Yugoslavia (Kosovo). “Welfare and health” traffic.
1999-2004 Peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. Communications Officer. YU8/9X0A – 4O8AA.
2002 Team member (Radio Operator) of the International Amateur Radio DX expedition in Central Pacific (Baker Island) K1B – T2X – 3D2AF.
2005 UN peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan. Regional Communications Officer. T6X
2006 Team member (Radio Operator) of the first Russian DX expedition “Travel World Encyclopedia” to the Iceland. TF/R7C
2007 Team member (Radio Operator) of the first Russian DX expedition “Travel World Encyclopedia” to the Greenland
Radio amateur operator since 1979
License Class Extra
Member of ARRL
Life member QCWA # 31087
Academician of the “World Encyclopedia of Travel”
Member Russian Robinson Club RRC#135
AMATEUR RADIO LICENSE HOLDER:
Amateur radio license from Russia (Extra class) call sign RW3AH. Moscow, Russia
Amateur radio license from USA (Extra class). Call sign – KL1A. Alaska USA
Amateur radio license from Switzerland. Call sign – HB9ERK
Amateur radio license from Rwanda (Africa). Call sign – 9X0A. Rwanda, Africa
Amateur radio license from Fiji, Oceania. Call sign – 3D2AF.
Amateur radio license from Tuvalu, Oceania. Call sign – T2X.
Amateur radio license in Afghanistan, call sign – T6X.
Amateur radio license from Serbia / Kosovo. Call sign – 4O8AA (Exp.2004)
My recent operations include:
1975 – UK0KAK Club station op.
1975-1977 UA0-139-86 (SWL) East Siberia Arctic Russia
1977 UA0-139-86/3 (SWL) Moscow, Russia
1977- UA3-170-362 (SWL) Moscow Russia
1976 -1983 UA0KCE East Siberia, Arctic Russia
1978 – UK3AAB op. Moscow, Russia
1979 – UK3ADF op. Moscow, Russia
1979 – UK3ACZ op. Moscow, Russia
1979 – UK3ACV op. Moscow, Russia
1980 – UK3AAH op. Moscow, Russia
1980 – RK3AAH op. Moscow, Russia
1980 – RM3O op. Moscow, Russia (Olympic games special event station)
1981 – RS3A op. Moscow, Russia
1981 – UK3APV op. Moscow, Russia
1981 – EW3A op. Moscow, Russia
1981 – EX3TM op. Moscow, Russia
1984 -1985 UG/UA0KCE Armenia Republic (Lake Sevan)
1985 – UZ1PWA, UZ1PWC op. Novaya Zemlya Island, Russia
1985 – UA1P/UA0KCE West Siberia. Arctic Russia
1985 – UA3ASL Moscow Russia
1986- RW3AH Moscow Russia (The Call sign is up to present)
1987 -1988 EO1. Armenian earthquake, Special Emergency Station. Moscow Russia
1988 – RK3KP / UK3KP op. Moscow, Russia
1988 – UH8/RW3AH Turkmen Republic
1988 – UH9AWA, UH9BWD. UH9HWB Club stations op. (Turkmeniya)
1988 – EK0RR/am op. Russia
1989 – EK0AH East Arctic “BERING BRIDGE” sled dog Expedition East Arctic-Alaska (Incl. Rotmanova Island (Big Diomede Isl.), Uelen, Ureliki, Cape Smitdt, Anadyr, Lavrentiya, Ugolnyj, Provedeniya Bay, etc.)
1989- KL7/RW3AH “BERING BRIDGE” sled dog Expedition East Arctic-Alaska (incl. Little Diomede Island and Kotzebue)
1989 – EK250RA/am op. Russia-USA (East Siberai. Arctic area)
1989 – 4K4/RW3AH “BIG CIRCLE” sled dog Expedition East Siberia, Arctic Russia
1990 – RE/RW3AH Russia
1990 – RE3A op. Moscow Russia
1990 – RK3CH op. Moscow Russia (Chernobyl memorial)
1990 – 4K0ADS op. Russia
1991 – WL7CDB Alaska USA
1991 - WL7AP Alaska USA
1992 – R500A op. Russia
1992 – 4L21A, 4L22A, 4L23A op (White House Moscow Russia)
1992 – U21A, U22A, U23A op (White House Moscow Russia)
1995 – R/WL7AP Moscow, Russia
1995 – 4U/RW3AH UN-ICFY Mission in the former Yugoslavia
1996 – R0K/RW3AH East Siberia. Arctic Russia
1997 – 9X/R3ARES, 9X/RE3A op Rwanda, Africa
1997 – RW3AH/RE Emergency emulation test Russian ARES station. Moscow Russia
1997 -1998 9X/RW3AH UN Mission in Rwanda Africa
1998 – HB9/WL7AP Switzerland
1998 – 9X0A Rwanda Africa (Call sign is up to present)
1998 – 9X0A-9U/9X0A-9U/9X0A/m Rwanda/Burundi Africa
1999-2000 4O8/9X0A Mission in Kosovo Former Yugoslavia
2000 – SV/WL7AP Greece (SV1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7)
2000 – OE3/WL7AP Austria
2001 – F/WL7AP France
2001 – DL/WL7AP Germany
2001 - YU8/9X0A Mission in Kosovo FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
2001 – Z3/9X0A Macedonia
2001 – EA8/WL7AP Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS. SPAIN
2002 – 3D2AF Fiji
2002 – T2X Tuvalu (Funafuti)
2002 – T2X/mm Pacific Ocean
2002 – Member K1B DXpedition to Baker (KH1) Island in Centrtal Pacific
2002 – W1/WL7AP USA
2002 – 4O8AA Kosovo
2002 – 4U1VIC op. Vienna, Austria
2003 – YU8/KF0R Kosovo
2004 – RW3AH/3 RDA DXpedition
2004 – W1/KL1A USA
2004 – K1TTT op. USA
2004 – 4U1UN op. (UN HQ NYC USA)
2004 – ER0/RW3AH Moldova Republic (1st QRO DXpedition)
2005 – 3V/KL1A Tunisia, Africa
2005 – T6X Afghanistan UN Mission
2005 – EY1ZA op Tadzhikistan Republic
2006- EA/KL1A Spain
2006 – OE1A op. Austria
2006 – DL/KL1A Germany
2006 – ER/RW3AH Moldova republic (2nd QRO DXpedition)
2006 – SV9/KL1A Crete Island, Greece
2006 – OE4A op. Austria
2006 – OE/KL1A Austria
2006 – 4U1VIC op. Vienna, Austria
2006 – 4U60UO op (UNESCO HQ Paris, France)
2007 – ER/RW3AH Moldova republic (3d QRO DXpedition)
2007 – TF/KL1A (TF/R7C Team member) Iceland DXpedition
2007 – OX/KL1A (OX/NA1SA Team member) Greenland DXpedition
2007 – OZ/KL1A (OZ/NA1SA Team member)
2007 – HB9/KL1A Geneva, Switzerland
2007 – 4U1ITU op. Geneva, Switzerland
2007 – 4U1WRC op. Geneva, Switzerland
2008 – 4U1WED op. Viena, Austria
2009 – F6KAR op. Cern France (RDXC 2009)
2009 – 4U1AIDS Trustee. Geneva, Switzerland
2009 – HB9ERK Switzerland
2010 – HB0/HB9ERK Lichtenstein
2010 – PA/KL1A Nederland
2010 – K1LZ op. CQWWDX Contest (SSB). USA
2010 – 2011 DL/KL1A Germany
2011 – op TP50CE Council of Europe
2011 - LX/KL1A Luxemburg
About the BOBs
The Deutsche Welle International Blog Awards – The BOBs – honors websites in 11 languages that champion the open exchange of ideas and freedom of expression. Blog were just beginning to establish themselves as a new type of media and the BOBs aimed to show that this new form of communication was worthy of being taken seriously. The BOBs represent one of the “Deutshe Welle” ongoing efforts to contribute to promoting freedom of expression and the upholding of human rights around the world.
In 2005, while serving in Afghanistan, I was maintaining a blog called “Planet Afghanistan” within a framework of “LiveJournal.com” (“BOB’s List winners). As blog owner, was nominated for Jury Award and Audience Award of international blogs competition “The BOB“, which is conducted yearly by “Deutsche Welle“.
As a result, I won this competition in both nominations and my blog was recognized as the best journalist blog of 2005 in Russian Language.
The ARRL International Humanitarian Award: Andrey Fedorov, KL1A/RW3AH, was named this year’s (2012) recipient of the ARRL International Humanitarian Award. Federov is the former Chief Coordinator of the Russian Amateur Radio Emergency Service (RARES) and has been involved in providing communications support via Amateur Radio for almost 25 years. He has also served in Rwanda, Turkey and Kosovo as an Emergency Rescue Service Officer, and as a Regional Communications Officer for the UN Peacekeeping Mission in Afghanistan.
The ARRL International Humanitarian Award is conferred upon an amateur or amateurs who demonstrate devotion to human welfare, peace and international understanding through Amateur Radio. The ARRL established the annual prize to recognize Amateur Radio operators who have used ham radio to provide extraordinary service to others in times of crisis or disaster.
