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EventStartEndDXCC Entity
VK0TBC Antarctica01 Feb 202631 Dec 2026CE9 Antarctica
HF0PAS South Shetland Islands01 May 202631 Oct 2026VP8/h South Shetland Islands
VK9WX Willis Island22 Jul 202630 Nov 2027VK9W Willis Island
VY0ZOO Canada23 Aug 202606 Nov 2026VE Canada
TU5KOP Cote d'Ivoire01 Oct 202631 Oct 2026TU Cote d'Ivoire
C5R The Gambia01 Oct 202604 Nov 2026C5 The Gambia
JW5MUA Svalbard03 Oct 202631 Oct 2026JW Svalbard
H44MS Solomon Islands03 Oct 202620 Nov 2026H4 Solomon Islands
3DA0GY Kingdom of Eswatini15 Oct 202602 Nov 20263DA Kingdom of Eswatini
7P8EA Lesotho16 Oct 202625 Nov 20267P Lesotho
JD1BQP Ogasawara17 Oct 202602 Nov 2026JD/o Ogasawara
S9R Sao Tome and Principe I17 Oct 202631 Oct 2026S9 Sao Tome & Principe
5H3MB Tanzania19 Oct 202619 Nov 20265H Tanzania
3B9/M0CFW Rodriguez Island20 Oct 202602 Dec 20263B9 Rodriguez Island
C5A The Gambia21 Oct 202631 Oct 2026C5 The Gambia
E51MWA North Cook Islands21 Oct 202616 Nov 2026E5/n North Cook Islands
TZ4AM Mali22 Oct 202602 Dec 2026TZ Mali
9N7XT Nepal23 Oct 202631 Oct 20269N Nepal
9N/S57MK Nepal24 Oct 202612 Nov 20269N Nepal
7M1KJW/JD1 Ogasawara25 Oct 202604 Nov 2026JD/o Ogasawara
7P9EA Lesotho26 Oct 202625 Nov 20267P Lesotho
8P/PZ5TW Barbados27 Oct 202629 Nov 20268P Barbados
VP2V/NY9K British Virgin Islands27 Oct 202629 Nov 2026VP2V British Virgin Islands
5Z4GO/P Kenya28 Oct 202603 Nov 20265Z Kenya
V47JA St. Kitts & Nevis28 Oct 202606 Nov 2026V4 St. Kitts & Nevis
6W/I2YSB Senegal28 Oct 202609 Nov 20266W Senegal
V26JJ Antigua30 Oct 202606 Nov 2026V2 Antigua & Barbuda
KH8A American Samoa30 Oct 202612 Nov 2026KH8 American Samoa
YJ0SP Vanuatu30 Oct 202605 Nov 2026YJ Vanuatu
YJ0SB Vanuatu30 Oct 202606 Nov 2026YJ Vanuatu
J3/N9GB Grenada31 Oct 202606 Nov 2026J3 Grenada
9X5KM Rwanda31 Oct 202611 Nov 20269X Rwanda
FW3GT Wallis & Futuna Islands31 Oct 202614 Nov 2026FW Wallis & Futuna Islands

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[RSGB] - Friday October 30 2026
Are you part of a school, college or university amateur radio club? Or maybe you are part of a Scout, Girlguiding or Cadet group and would like to host an amateur radio activity? Youngsters On The Air Month starts in December and the RSGB is looking for groups to get involved and host special event […]
[RSGB] - Friday October 30 2026
The RSGB has released the first of its 2026 Convention presentations for radio amateurs to enjoy via its YouTube channel. Hear from RSGB Board members in ‘A discussion with the Board’. During this informative session you will receive updates about the Society’s strategy and associated activities. The second video to be shared is an engaging […]
[RSGB] - Friday October 30 2026
Have you planned your visit to the RSGB National Radio Centre? Please be aware that, in line with Bletchley Park’s winter opening hours, from tomorrow, 2 November, the NRC will be closing at 4pm each day. Whether you are an individual or a group, you’ll find information to help you plan your trip on our […]
[IARU R1] - Sunday October 25 2026
The Amateur Radio devroom at FOSDEM 2027 brings together the people who write, use and take apart free and open-source radio software and hardware: SDR developers, radio amateurs and satellite experimenters. If you have built, measured or reverse engineered something…
[RSGB] - Friday October 23 2026
We are undertaking essential maintenance on a web server today and over the weekend. During this period our online publications and the Band Plans may be temporarily unavailable. If this occurs, you may continue to access publications using the RSGB mobile app. We appreciate your patience in this matter, and apologise in advance for any […]
[ARRL] - Friday October 23 2026
The active sunspot region that has been giving us improvedpropagation over the past several days will be rotating awayfrom Earth’s view today, but conditions on most of the HFamateur bands should remain pretty decent in the days ahead,as the 10.7-centimeter radio flux remains right around 100.However, NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) saysthe geomagnetic field could become unsettled...
[RSGB] - Friday October 23 2026
Each year at the RSGB AGM, the Society gives three important trophies to groups or individuals who have made a significant national or international contribution to amateur radio. These trophies are: the Calcutta Key for work associated with international friendship through amateur radio; the Founders’ Cup for outstanding service to the Society; and the Kenwood […]
[RSGB] - Friday October 23 2026
Are you new to portable operating and unsure how to build a versatile QRP field radio kit? Or perhaps you are looking for some hints and tips on efficiency and packing for different conditions. Thomas, K4SWL will cover this and more on Monday the 2nd of November in the next RSGB Tonight@8 webinar. Thomas will include […]
[RSGB] - Friday October 23 2026
The main VHF and HF contest trophy presentations were held at the RSGB 2026 Convention on Sunday 11 October. You can see a list of the winners and photos on the RSGB website. During the presentation the prestigious ROTAB Trophy was awarded to Ian Fugler, G4IIY for outstanding and consistent DX work. Tracy Land, M7KVC […]
[RSGB] - Friday October 23 2026
The main VHF and HF contest trophy presentations were held at the RSGB 2026 Convention on Sunday 11 October. You can see a list of the winners and photos on the RSGB website. During the presentation the prestigious ROTAB Trophy was awarded to Ian Fugler, G4IIY for outstanding and consistent DX work. Tracy Land, M7KVC […]
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