2021 Ham Radio DXpeditions
Find links to information about amateur radio DXpeditions that took place in 2021, including operations from various global locations.
DXpeditions represent a significant aspect of amateur radio, involving expeditions to rare or remote geographic locations to activate them for amateur radio contacts. These operations are often undertaken by teams of experienced operators who transport and set up specialized equipment in challenging environments. The primary goal is to provide contacts for amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide, particularly those seeking to achieve awards such as DXCC, which requires confirmed contacts with a large number of distinct entities. Planning and execution involve considerable logistical effort, including securing permits, transporting antennas, transceivers, and power sources, and managing operations in often isolated conditions.
Resources within this category focus on specific DXpedition activities, offering insights into their operational details and outcomes. These typically include announcements of upcoming expeditions, detailing target locations, operating dates, and planned frequencies or modes. Such information is crucial for operators planning to make contact, allowing them to prepare for specific callsigns and operating windows. Additionally, these resources often provide updates during the DXpedition, detailing progress, challenges encountered, and any changes to the operating schedule. Post-expedition reports may also be included, summarizing achievements and technical aspects of the operation, contributing to the collective knowledge base of the DX community regarding propagation and remote operating techniques.
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Russian DXpedition team is continue their African trip and today we crossed the border of Lesotho. -
RUssian DXpedition Team is glad to annonce a trip to Kindom of Eswatini (Swaziland).Active on HF Bands 7-22 October 2021 -
DX Pedition to Galapagos will be active from October 26th to November 7th, from 6 to 160 meters (including Warc bands) on CW, SSB and Digi modes with at least 4 stations on the air at the same time.