CQ DL
| CQ DL | |
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| description | German amateur radio magazine |
| publishing company | DARC Verlag GmbH |
| First edition | 1972 |
| Frequency of publication | per month |
| Widespread edition | 34,000 copies |
| ( CQDL Media Data 2019 ( PDF , 2 MB) DARC Verlag, pp 2 , accessed on August 20, 2019 . ) | |
| Editor-in-chief | Stefan Hüpper, DH5FFL |
| editor | German Amateur Radio Club e. V. |
| Web link | www.darc.de/nachrichten/amateurfunkmagazin-cq-dl |
| Article archive | CQ DL, DL QTC and CQ archive since 1948 |
| ISSN (print) | 0178-269X |
The CQ DL (from " CQ ", the homonym for seek you "sucht dich", and "DL", an ITU prefix of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for Germany ) is a monthly magazine that deals with amateur radio topics as well as German affairs Amateur Radio Clubs e. V. (DARC). It is published by the DARC itself.
Every (guest) member receives a free subscription. In addition to news in the area of amateur radio , test reports and building instructions, especially for antennas and additional devices, are published. Furthermore, there are articles on theoretical areas of amateur radio, including instructions for radio operations and related topics, including computer technology .
Almost all articles of headings devices (test) , Technology Forum , radio operation and pileup and AJW ( A ducation, J ugendprojekte and W Continuing Education) are along the lines of radio amateurs for radio amateurs submitted by members of the DARC (individuals). These and other categories dominated by membership fees make up the majority of the magazine's content. The print run of the magazine is 34,500 copies, the widespread circulation is 34,000 copies.
The journal has also been available digitally for DARC members since 2013.
history
The predecessor of the CQ DL was the magazine CQ, which appeared for the first time on May 1, 1927. That was the publication of the German Amateur Broadcasting Service, which was part of the German Radio Technology Association (DFTV) and linked the German Reception Service and German Broadcasting Service groups. The independent association of the German Amateur Broadcasting and Reception Service (DASD), and thus the breakup from DFTV as a collecting pool for all radio enthusiasts, happened later.
The CQ appeared in issues 1/27 to 7/28 each as an independent magazine. From issue 8/28 it was a regular and now more or less independent part of the magazine Funk-Bastler , which was published by DFTV.
Two magazines were founded immediately after the Second World War: QRV Amateur Radio (publisher was Körner-Verlag) and, as a re-establishment, the magazine CQ as a publication by DARC. With the establishment of an overall DARC - until September 1950 there had been independent DARC associations in the individual occupation zones - the two amateur radio magazines QRV Amateur Radio and CQ were merged into a single sheet under the new name Das DL-QTC .
The DL-QTC appeared in this form until 1971. Then the ways parted again and the DARC now published its amateur radio magazine under the name cq-DL - which has been published since 1972 - until today under the slightly changed title CQ DL.
Web links
- CQ DL's website on the DARC website
- The CQ DL in the catalog of DNB 010700560
Individual evidence
- ^ CQ DL . CQ DL's website on the DARC website, box on the right.Retrieved on March 19, 2011.
- ↑ CQDL Mediadaten 2019 ( PDF ; 2 MB) DARC Verlag, p. 1 , accessed on August 20, 2019 .
- ↑ CQ DL Digital. DARC, accessed August 20, 2019 .