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T33BA & T33BB Banaba Island Jan 4, 2023 [NEWS UPDATE] Apparently, reported elsewhere, the DXpedition to Banaba has been postponed due to Covid. [DECEMBER 21, 2022] Both callsigns have now been delisted from QRZ.com. We currently have no info as … Continuer la lecture
FT8WW Crozet Island Jan 4, 2023 [NEWS UPDATE] – Winds are expected strong tomorrow on Crozet, therefore Thierry will take the G5RV antenna down later this afternoon (his local time). Therefore, no operation during his night tonight, all day tomorrow, … Continuer la lecture
E6AM – Niue Jan 4, 2023 Previously postponed DXpedition in 2020, Stan LZ1GC now plans to be active from Niue as E6AM during October 10-27, 2023. QRV on 160-6m (including 60m); CW, SSB & FT8. Running mainly the same set … Continuer la lecture
Station Science lance Station Science lance la nouvelle année en promouvant l’exploration de l’espace lointain Les astronautes Koichi Wakata et Nicole Mann posent avec une paire d’unités de mobilité extravéhiculaire (EMU), ou combinaisons spatiales, à bord de la station spatiale. … Continuer la lecture
K3ZO – S. K Jan 4, 2023 Sad to report that well known radio amateur Fred Laun K3ZO has become Silent Key. We know he was a friend of many a DXer. Fred recently fell on ice and his condition … Continuer la lecture
W.A.P. Worldwide Antarctic Program Base Naval Petrel (WAP ARG-17), a huge project of modernization 3 Gennaio 2023 Petrel Base (WAP ARG-17) was commissioned in 22 febr. 1967. It was operated year round until 1978 and then, as a summer station. … Continuer la lecture
5J01EA & 5K0VT Providencia, NA-049 Jan 3, 2023 [SLIGHT DATE CHANGE] HK3EA (as 5J01EA) and HK3MKQ (as 5K0VT) will be active from Providencia island, NA-049 during February 27 to March 5, 2023. QRV on HF bands. QSL via LoTW, eQSL, … Continuer la lecture
FT8WW Crozet Island Jan 3, 2023 [NEWS UPDATE] – Most recent log upload completed. 12.5K QSOs made so far. This new upload includes QO-100 QSOs. Note: Today – January 3 – Thierry cannot transmit until after 1500z. Also, any recent … Continuer la lecture
Solar Cycle 25 Update Jan 3, 2023 Sunspot counts hits 7 year high – [source] This plot from NOAA shows the ascending progression of Solar Cycle 25. It has outperformed the official forecast for 35 months in a row. If … Continuer la lecture
W.A.P. Worldwide Antarctic Program RI3ØANT, Vostok Station- 30 years of RRC 1 Gennaio 2023 To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Russian Robinson Club (RRC) a Special callsign RI3ØANT will operate from Vostok Base (WAP RUS-13) from January 1 to March … Continuer la lecture
3Y/LB5GI & 3Y/LB1QI Bouvet Island Jan 2, 2023 Following on from yesterday’s info about very limited activity from Bouvet by 3Y7GIA & 3Y7THA, now we can report that 3Y/LB5GI & 3Y/LB1QI may also QRV from there. Co-leader Ken LA7GIA says: … Continuer la lecture
9U5R – Burundi Jan 2, 2023 Elvira IV3FSG – together with Vladimir OK2WX (as 9U4WX) – will be active from Bujumbura, Burundi as 9U5R during February 4-27, 2023. QRV on 80-40-20-17-15-12-10-6m; CW, SSB & Digital. QSL via IK2DUW. Version … Continuer la lecture
ET3AA Ethiopia Jan 2, 2023 K4ZW, W9XY & EY8MM will be active from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia as ET3AA during January 14-21, 2023. QRV on various bands & modes. QSL via N2OO. A previous activity. Version traduite en Français via Google … Continuer la lecture
D4CW & D44DX Cape Verde Jan 2, 2023 Oliver, DJ5QW plans activity from Sal island, Cape Verde as D4CW & D44DX during January 4-18, 2023. QRV on 80-10, CW & SSB. QSL via DARC buro. Version traduite en Français via … Continuer la lecture
FG4KH – Guadeloupe Jan 2, 2023 Philippe, F1DUZ, will again be active as FG4KH from Guadeloupe during February 15 to March 7, 2023. Participation in the REF SSB contest and the ARRL SSB contest too. QSL via H/c, LoTW, QRZ … Continuer la lecture
L’équipage de la station L’équipage de la station conclut une année chargée alors que l’examen de Soyouz se poursuit Les ingénieurs de vol de l’expédition 68 (de gauche) Josh Cassada, Nicole Mann et Frank Rubio, tous de la NASA, et … Continuer la lecture