VP6, E5, T2 and E6 on 50MHz Posted on 26/08/201614/04/2023 I’m happy to inform you that Ken, JA2FJP and I have added 6m single loop antenna in our baggage. We’ll try 6m from VP6, E5/s, E6 and T2. A beacon calling “CQ de CALLSIGN K “on 50.095MHz will be placed and looking for 6m enthusiasts. See you on 6m. Our destinations are VP6 (Pitcairn), E5 (Rarotonga, South Cook), E6 (Niue), T2 (Tuvalu) and 3D2 (Nadi, Fiji) with a pair of IC-7300, an IC-706MKⅡ, a 500W linear amplifier and vertical antennas. Please see below for details. *Band and Mode 160m to 10m, CW, SSB, RTTY *Call sign and Period VP6J——-Aug 25 to Sep 03 E51Q——Sep 08 to Sep 19 E6 (TBA)–Sep 20 to Sep 29 T2J——–Oct 04 to Oct 10 3D2GG—-Oct 11 to Oct 13 *QSL -Club Log OQRS (preferred) -Direct (SAE + 2 green stamps,) JF2MBF -Bureau: No need to send your QSL. We’ll send QSLs to the bureau one-sidedly a year later or so for those who don’t request via OQRS or direct. -LoTW: All logs will be uploaded to LoTW at an appropriate time. Tnx to JF2MBF. Views: 1,335 OCEANIA
OCEANIA T3ØSIX – Western Kiribati Posted on 29/08/201216/08/2016 We proudly announce a DXpedition to Tarawa Island, Western Kiribati, from Oct 16 to 25, 2012, when two call signs will be used: T30PY for use from 10 to 160m and T30SIX on 6m. It is expected to have 3 stations running simultaneously on HF and one on six meters…. Read More
OCEANIA VK9NT Dxpedition 2022 Posted on 21/03/202221/03/2022 Chris VK3QB, Luke VK3HJ and Alan VK6CQ will be active from Norfolk Island (IOTA OC-005) 14 April – 25 April 2022 (UTC) as VK9NT. They will operate on 160 – 10m and 6m – CW, some SSB and FT8 as time allows. This information may change as their plans mature…… Read More
IOTA KH9 – WAKE IS Posted on 12/05/201324/10/2017 Wake Atoll Commemorative DXpedition Press Release #3 May 4, 2013 The Wake Atoll commemorative team’s operation at the beginning of October, 2013 is progressing nicely. The initial phase of the operation, planning, is essentially complete and the Team has moved into equipment procurement and staging operations. The equipment will be… Read More