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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 2026VK9W Willis Island
VK0DS Antarctica31 Jul 202607 Sep 2026CE9 Antarctica
RI1FJL Franz Josef Land15 Aug 202629 Aug 2026R1FJ Franz Josef Land
WB2OIL/VY0 Canada16 Aug 202601 Sep 2026VE Canada
EA8/IZ1GDB Canary Is18 Aug 202629 Aug 2026EA8 Canary Is
VY0ZOO Canada23 Aug 202622 Sep 2026VE Canada
V47JA St Kitts and Nevis24 Aug 202631 Aug 2026V4 St Kitts and Nevis
V51WH Namibia25 Aug 202610 Oct 2026V5 Namibia
V5/HB9BFM Namibia26 Aug 202620 Sep 2026V5 Namibia
GB100TL England28 Aug 202630 Aug 2026G England
H44GJ Solomon Islands28 Aug 202611 Sep 2026H4 Solomon Islands
PS2L Brazil29 Aug 202630 Aug 2026PY Brazil
P29YY Papua New Guinea29 Aug 202608 Sep 2026P2 Papua New Guinea

Upcoming Major Contests

EventStartEnd
YO DX HF ContestSat 29 Aug, 12:00 UTCSun 30 Aug, 11:59 UTC
World Wide Digi DX ContestSat 29 Aug, 12:00 UTCSun 30 Aug, 11:59 UTC
ARRL September VHF ContestSat 12 Sep, 18:00 UTCMon 14 Sep, 03:00 UTC
CQ WW DX Contest, RTTYSat 26 Sep, 00:00 UTCSun 27 Sep, 23:59 UTC
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[ARRL] - Friday August 28 2026
Solar activity reached moderate levels this week. Region 4513 was responsible for an M2.2/1B flare that reached its peak on August 26. This event was accompanied by a 10.7-centimeter radio burst that reached 140 solar flux units (SFU) and a type II radio sweep with an estimated shock speed of 930 km/s despite its relatively impulsive nature. No resulting coronal mass ejection (CME) has been obs...
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The RSGB Board is pleased to announce that, following its meeting on 22 August 2026, Graham Smith, G4NMD has been appointed Chair of the Board. This appointment forms part of a planned and orderly leadership transition agreed by the Board. Stewart Bryant, G3YSX, who has served as Chair since 2023 with distinction, fully supports the […]
[RSGB] - Friday August 28 2026
The Tonight@8 autumn programme begins on Monday 7 September with an engaging webinar on amateur radio and the future of satellite communication. RSGB Board Director Patrick Wood, 2E0IFB will be delivering a presentation that will start with a brief history on the subject before looking ahead to the future. He will touch on FUNcube developments, […]
[RSGB] - Friday August 28 2026
The RSGB Convention ‘NanoVNA Essentials’ workshop has now sold out! Make sure you don’t miss out on the remaining spaces for the two other workshops by securing your ticket now. On Friday 9 October you can take part in a five-and-a-half-hour workshop offering practical advice on identifying the sources and mitigating the effects of Radio Frequency […]
[RSGB] - Monday August 24 2026
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[IARU R1] - Sunday August 23 2026
The provisional results of the 70 MHz CW/SSB Contest are available on the IARU R1 VHF+ Contest Robot:  We evaluated 48 different logs coming from 14 different countries.The winner in the Single Op. category is HA8MV with 32 QSOs and …
[IARU R1] - Sunday August 23 2026
The provisional results of the 50 MHz CW/SSB Contest are available on the IARU R1 VHF+ Contest Robot:  We evaluated 525 different logs coming from 38 different countries.The winner in the Single Op. category is ED5R with 735 QSOs and …

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