2015 Ham Radio DXpeditions
Links to amateur radio DXpeditions that took place in 2015, including call signs, locations, and operational details.
DXpeditions represent a significant aspect of amateur radio, focusing on activating rare or difficult-to-access geographic entities for radio communication. These operations often involve extensive logistical planning to transport equipment and personnel to remote locations, frequently islands or isolated territories, to provide contacts for radio amateurs worldwide. The primary goal is to make these entities available on various amateur bands and modes, contributing to the pursuit of DX Century Club (DXCC) awards and other operating achievements.
Resources within this category typically document specific DXpedition efforts, offering details on operational periods, target entities, and the teams involved. These materials often include information critical for successful QSO logging, such as callsigns used, operating frequencies, and QSL routes. Operators can utilize these resources to track upcoming activations, verify past contacts, and understand the operational challenges and successes of these specialized amateur radio endeavors, enhancing their understanding of global radio propagation and remote station deployment.
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March 2015 9Q0HQ Congo DX pedition -
Rep. of Iran EP6T DX Pedition Kish Island AS166 17-26 January 2015 -
H44MS is call of DL2GAC during DX vacations in Solomon Islands 1.Febr. to 30.April 2015 -
From 24 January to 14 of February 2015 a group of SP hams will be sailing in the area of the Caribbean from J6 J8 J3 FM -
DX Pedition TX3X Chesterfield Isl. OC-176, 2015 October 1-12 -
An international team will activate amateur radio DXpedition station VK9WA from Willis Islets November 12-21, 2015 -
Zimbabwe 20th September , 2nd October 2015 DX pedition