K1N Navassa dxpedition update Posted on 01/02/201513/10/2017 The first helicopter flight of the day (the second overall) took off at sunrise this morning. It contained only cargo, health and welfare supplies and no operators. The second flight today has Team Members Gregg W6IZT, John W2GD and Ralph KØIR along with gear. It landed on Navassa at 1800z. The next (and probably last) flight of the day will include radios and two Team Members Craig K9CT and Lou N2TU. There is a strong possibility that we will have two or three stations on the air tonight — smack in the middle of Super Bowl XLIX! The team on the island reports strong winds, very hot temperature, rats as large as cats, scorpions, Black Widow spiders, and some Haitians. Despite all that, progress is being made building the camp infrastructure. After the last flight today, there will be eight Team Members on the island leaving six still in Jamaica. Our last Team Member George AA7JV and “Electra” remain in port in Jamaica awaiting improving weather. Views: 646 NORTH AMERICA
NORTH AMERICA KP2 – VIRGIN ISLANDS Posted on 17/05/201422/10/2017 Bill NZ5N, Pete N8PR, John W4JAM and Mark WC3W will be active from St. Croix, Virgin Islands (NA-106) on 21-27 May, 2014. They will use special callsign N4M on EME, Meteor Scatter and 2m tropo, and WP2/WC3W on HF and 6 metres. QSL N4M via N8PR and LoTW, QSL WP2/WC3W… Read More
IOTA HK0 SAN ANDRES & PROVIDENCIA Posted on 23/04/202323/04/2023 During May 4-11, look for HK0/PY7RP, HK0/PY7XC & HK0/PY8WW to be active from San Andres island. QRV on 80-6m; CW, SSB & FT8. Focus on higher bands including 6m which will have a station running 24/7. QSL via H/cs, Club Log OQRS, . On the 1st and 3nd of May… Read More
NORTH AMERICA OX – Simiutaq Island, Greenland on 50MHz Posted on 12/08/2017 Bo, OZ1DJJ will be active again from Simiutaq Island (NA-220) on 18 of August to 24 of August 2017 as OX3LX, Locator GP60. It is not a DXped so he will only be QRV when not at QRL. Best chance is in the morning around lunch and after dinner(local time… Read More