Archives pour la catégorie DX Oceania
FO/W7YAQ – Moorea, French Polynesia
UPCOMING – Bob, W7YAQ will be active from Moorea Island OC-046 as FO/W7YAQ during February 6 and 7, 2016. QRV on 40-15m, CW/RTTY; spare-time. QSL via LoTW. Note: This activity precedes CE0Y/W7YAQ FIRST FOR DX NEWS – DX-WORLD.NET
The FREE DX World Weekly Bulletin
Here’s the latest FREE DX-World Weekly Bulletin (#152), brought to you by Bjorn ON9CFG. A must read for the real DXer! Just click to download.
VK9L/G7VJR – Lord Howe Island
REMINDER – Michael G7VJR will be visiting Lord Howe island between April 15-20, 2016. QRV as VK9L/G7VJR on HF bands, CW only using verticals / 100w. North-facing QTH for QSOs with Europe. More info here FIRST FOR DX NEWS – DX-WORLD.NET
N0J – Northern Mariana Islands
JA1NVF will be active from Tinian, Northern Mariana Islands as N0J between February 16-20, 2017. QRV on HF bands, focus on SSB. QSL via JJ2VLY.
Video – T32DX DXpedition to Christmas Island
Video – Operating at K5P
Video by K9CT (opens in new page)
T88KH & T88KU – Palau
Ken JP1RIW and Hagen DL2KUH will be active from Koror, Palau as T88KH and T88KU between March 17-21, 2016. QRV on HF bands. QSL via H/cs. FIRST FOR DX NEWS – DX-WORLD.NET
JD1BOW – Ogasawara
Nobuaki, JA0JHQ will again be active from Ogasawara as JD1BOW between April 25-30, 2017. QRV on 160 – 6m CW & Digi. QSL via H/c.
T88MZ – Palau
Akira, AF1Y will again be active from Koror, Palau as T88MZ between October 4-7, 2016. QRV during spare time, HF bands. QSL via JH0CKF JARL Bureau. LoTW, eQSL, OQRS (Club Log) also available.
T88EU – Palau
Joerg, DF9LJ will be active from Palau as T88EU between February 5 to 12, 2016. QRV holiday style, mainly CW; focus on EU. QSL via H/c. FIRST FOR DX NEWS – DX-WORLD.NET
DX-World flag on Palmyra!
As the K5P team settle back into normal daily life, today we received a rather excellent picture from Hal, W8HC. Eagle-eyed readers may realise the signatures on the flag do not match the K5P team but rather that of VK9WA (of which Hal was also team member). The idea was to have the flag covered in […]
