In 1888, the ELBE 3 entered service as the Weser lightship, equipped with auxiliary sails and petroleum-fueled lighting. Come to the Oevelgönne Museum Harbour and experience what is probably the oldest still seaworthy lightship in the harbour. During the Open Ship event on the ELBE 3, the station will be operating under the call sign DA0LE. Visitors will gain insights into the world of amateur radio and can witness radio operations live. The station is not only open while the ship is docked, but – schedule permitting – will also be active for tours during voyages. This is an exciting opportunity to learn about traditional radio technology aboard a navigational aid vessel. The amateur radio station on the ELBE 3 is also unique, offering technology enthusiasts direct contact with the international radio community. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of amateur radio and see how navigational aid vessels used to communicate.
Open Ship ELBE 3 (ehem. Feuerschiff) Celebrations
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