XT2AW Logs are now complete and on line.
The Paper logs for the 2016 trip to XT2 by Harald DF2WO have all now been typed up and added to the Computer Log here.
I have uploaded them all to LOTW & Clublog. All logs on-line are now complete.
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Thanks to Mike VE7ACN for his confirmation of NA-061.
Kaien Island was activated by Mike as VE7ACN/7 back in March of this year and paper confirmation arrived today.
Whilst planning their next major IOTA DXpedition, look for Dave EI9FBB and Col MM0NDX to be active from Iceland’s three island groups (EU-021, EU-071 & EU-168) between May 26-30, 2016.
A fun, holiday-style activity, they will mostly be operating on 17 & 20m SSB depending on propagation. Updates on twitter @TF_IOTA_TOUR_2016
TF/EI9FBB via homecall
TF/MM0NDX via M0OXO OQRS
DX0DX will be active on all bands from 160 – 10M on May 19, 20 and 21.
QTH is at Porto Gualberto, Brgy Imelda, San Juan Batangas & Operators are DU1KC, DV1MG, DV1SCO, 4F1MIR
Luzon Island is IOTA OC-042. Qsl via M0OXO OQRS
Thanks to Fawaz Sulaibeekh A92AA & the Bahrain Amateur Radio Group for this nice certificate!
I am pleased to report receipt today of;
RI0KV AS-027 (Wrangel)
RI0QV AS0-28 (Kotelnyy) and
RI0QV/p AS-029 (Bolshoy Lyakhovskiy)
Thanks Vlad UA4WHX..great job!
CQ WPX RTTY results for 2016 Contest.
Small points, big effort can work!
Congrats to Ant MW0JZE (GW4OH) on his result!
First of all thanks to Roger G3SXW, the team involved and also DX World for allowing me to re-produce this article.
It first appeared in the May issue of CDXC Digest, and is reproduced here with the author’s knowledge. It’s a great insightful into the nasty world of DQRM – and how one particular individual was literally caught in the act.It
What a fantastic result and let’s hope everyone who reads this can pass it to at least one other person to help spread the word that DQRM in any form not only will not be tolerated, we can NOW see the offenders WILL be caught!
Please download this article (in PDF) from this link on DX World – Thanks !
In the year up to 31/03/2016 the team have posted 28,242 items which is 2,700 fewer than last year. We have supported several large DXpedition teams and single operator stations. The table shows you some of the statistics on our postage volumes over the last year!
If you have a DXpedition and you are looking for a QSL manager that will look after all your QSL matters just drop us a line.
Also posted during this past 12 months are 33,682 QSL cards to all world Bureaus.