Author: Alan 5B4AHJ.
The following wonderful press release is reproduced from the RSGB DX News Sheet #1394, dated 1989-12-06:
The following callsigns are known to have been active (from the Club Log QSO database):
VR200PI (this may be a busted call - it is believed that all nine stations had to sign VR200/ID where ID was the normal suffix of the station)
VR200PI/ID (this may be a busted call. The generic QSL gives the call as VR200PI/ID where ID is the normal suffix of the station)
VR200PI/JR
VR200PI/KY
VR200PI/TC
VR200PI/VR also /VR6 - probably busted calls to fool logging software.
VR200PI/YL
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