JOTA JOTI 2016

Jamboree on the Air - Jamboree on the Internet

14th, 15th & 16th October 2016

JOTA-JOTI is the largest Scouting event in the world with over 1 million Scouts participating across 150+ countries.

The event is held the third weekend of October – for 2016 it’s the 14th, 15th & 16th October.
This is the official World Organization of the Scout Movement’s website for JOTA-JOTI.

JOTA Rules

There are some basic rules that should be followed:

• All radio operators must operate their stations strictly in accordance with their national licensing regulations;
• Stations should call “CQ Jamboree” or answer Scout stations calling to establish a contact;
• Any authorized frequency may be used. It is recommended that stations use the agreed World Scout Calling Frequencies listed below as starting points. To avoid congestion, other frequencies close by should be used as well.
• The listed frequencies are “calling frequencies.” After you make contact with a station, ideally you’ll QSY (move) to another frequency and leave the calling frequency open for others to establish contact.

World Scout Calling Frequencies

HF SSB Voice

• 80 meters — 3.940 MHz and 3.690 MHz where authorized.
• 40 meters — 7.190 MHz and 7.090 MHz where authorized.
• 20 meters — 14.290 MHz
• 17 meters — 18.140 MHz
• 15 meters — 21.360 MHz
• 12 meters — 24.960 MHz
• 10 meters — 28.390 MHz
• 6 meters — 50.160 MHz

HF CW Morse Code

• 80 meters — 3.570 MHz
• 40 meters — 7.030 MHz
• 20 meters — 14.060 MHz
• 17 meters — 18.080 MHz
• 15 meters — 21.140 MHz
• 12 meters — 24.910 MHz
• 10 meters — 28.180 MHz
• 6 meters — 50.160 MHz

The JOTA is not a contest. The idea is not to contact as many stations as possible during the weekend. It is about Scout to Scout conversations to learn about one another and the country where they reside.
All participating groups are asked to send a report of their activities to their National JOTA-JOTI Coordinator (NJC) after the event.
NJC’s are requested to send a National JOTA-JOTI Report to the World Scout Bureau for inclusion in the World JOTA-JOTI Report.


http://jotajoti.info/


Senarai Stesen JOTA di Malaysia 2015

KEDAH
1. A. Setar 9M4SJK
2. Kulim 9M4SJY

P.PINANG
3. B. Mertajam 9M2CLN
4. Penang 1 9M4CHE
5. Penang 2 9M2CL
6. Balik Pulau 9M2PBP

PERAK
7. K.Kangsar 9M4CAS

SELANGOR
8. Semenyih 9M4SJB
9. Gombak 9M4SJG
10. Sg Besar 9M10CSB
11. Hulu Selangor 9M4CHS

MELAKA
12. Alor Gajah 9M4JAG
13. Merlimau 9M4SJM

N.SEMBILAN
14. Seremban 9M4SJN

WP K.LUMPUR
15. K.Lumpur 9M2PPM

JOHOR
16. J.Bahru 9M4CJB
17. Muar 9M4PMC/9M4CMR

PAHANG
18. Kuantan 9M4SJC
19. Bera 9M2ADH

SABAH
20. Kota Kinabalu 9M6UTC
21. Beaufort 9M6BOB
22. Keningau 9M6SIP
23. Sandakan 9M4CBP
24. Sibuga 9M6LF
25. Lahad Datu 9M6WST
26. Kunak 9M6DAV
27. Tawau 9M6DRS
28. Kudat 9M6RHM

SARAWAK
29. Kuching 9M4CHQ
30. Miri 9M8ST
31. Simunjan 9M8WAT
32. Sibu 9M4CSS

KLKM
33. PSAS Tg Malim 9M4SJU

KLM
34. IPG K.Lipis 9M4CTA

WOSM
35. Brickfields 9M4WSB

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