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Presents a dynamic platform for real-time amateur radio contest scoring, enabling participants and enthusiasts to monitor ongoing competition results. The system processes submitted contest data, displaying live scores and competitor standings as they update. Users can observe the progress of various contests, gaining immediate insight into the competitive landscape. This resource serves as a central hub for following _DX contests_ and other operating events, offering a transparent view of current standings. It facilitates an engaging experience by providing up-to-the-minute score updates, reflecting the intensity of _on-line contesting_ and the efforts of operators globally. The platform's utility extends to both active participants submitting scores and observers interested in the competitive dynamics. It aggregates data from multiple sources, presenting a consolidated view of contest activity. The system's design emphasizes rapid data processing and clear presentation of results, crucial for high-stakes events like the _CQ World Wide DX Contest_.

T32TT East Kiribati, Christmas Island Log Search provided by clublog. This is 2 man activity from 6m to 160m

This page provides updated data and statistics about United States amateur radio operators, including historical totals, demographics, and geographic distributions. It also explains the Amateur Radio Service, highlighting its role in promoting wireless communication and technological advancements. The page is a valuable resource for hams interested in understanding the current landscape of amateur radio in the United States.

Fiji Island DX Pedition Online log

DX8DX Taganak Island (OC-225), Bongao Island (OC-174) & Tawi Tawi Island (OC-174) April 2013

We are a group of amateur radio operators located in Northern Utah who enjoy exploring many aspects of the hobby from HF to VHF and beyond. We are active in many public service events, Field Day, APRS, packet, Winlink, contesting and more

Funkamateur is a german amateur radio magazine, published in German since 1952 and circulating with monthly issues in most of the german speaking countries like Austria, Switzerland and of course Germany.

CY0S Sable Island DX Pedition March 20-29, 2023

By WA4DAN N2IEN WW2DX AA4NC K5DHY W4DKS VA3QR; 160-6m; CW SSB FT8 + EME satellite Jul 31 -Aug 8 -2019

TX5N DX-peditionto Raivavae, Austral Islands, April 16 April 28, 2022

Online Log CY0S Sable island DX Pedition. Service provided by clublog

TX5S DXPedition to Clipperton Island 2024

Analyzes the operational dynamics of the _IARU R1 VHF contest_, the world's largest 2-meter contest, focusing on factors enabling top performers to maintain consistent results amidst declining overall activity. The resource investigates the physical constraints that limit higher point totals, examining how technical capabilities, increased interference, and evolving station setups contribute to contest outcomes. It provides insights into the strategic and technical aspects of achieving high scores, such as the **1,000,000+ point** totals observed from leading stations. Compares the performance of various stations over time, highlighting the sustained success of top contenders and speculating on future trends in VHF contesting. The analysis delves into specific operational strategies and equipment choices that differentiate high-scoring stations, offering a detailed look at the competitive landscape. It also considers the impact of propagation conditions and operator skill on final scores, providing a comprehensive overview of the contest's intricate mechanics and the pursuit of maximum QSO points.

VU4W online log for Andaman Islands DX pedition 2022

his historical account traces the development of car radios from Marconi's mobile wireless telegraph station on a steam engine vehicle in 1901 to Motorola's iconic car radio models in the 1930s. It highlights key milestones such as Alfred Grebe's radio-telephone experiments on Long Island and the introduction of Marconi-Phone 8 radios by the Daimler Company in England. The narrative explores technological advancements, including the transition from TRF to Super-Heterodyne circuitry and the integration of push-button controls. The evolution from vacuum tubes to transistors and compact discs is also documented, showcasing the continuous innovation in automotive entertainment systems.

Log online for W8S DXpedition to Swains Island 2023 provided by club log

Effective suppression of harmonics and parasitic radiation from HF transmitters is crucial, especially with the increasing sensitivity of VHF/UHF radio channels to interference. This project details a hybrid low-pass filter (LPF) designed to operate across the HF bands up to 51 MHz, making it suitable for 6-meter band operations while providing deep VHF/UHF suppression. The design addresses the challenge of modern interference landscapes, where even microvolt-level signals can disrupt wireless sensors and other simple VHF/UHF receivers. The filter utilizes a single elliptic link, combining high cutoff steepness with robust suppression in the hundreds of megahertz range. A key feature is the use of only two standard capacitor values, simplifying construction and component sourcing. The article provides a detailed schematic, performance characteristics, and _RFSim99_ model file, demonstrating a reflection coefficient S11 below 0.017 (VSWR < 1.03) across 1-51 MHz, ensuring minimal degradation to the antenna system. Construction notes include coil winding specifications and capacitor selection guidance, with recommendations for _FR-4_ assembly. Two capacitor sets are presented, with the first variant recommended for its lower RF current demands, keeping currents below 3 A at 1 kW passing power at 51 MHz. Fine-tuning involves adjusting frameless coils, with considerations for capacitor tolerance and high-frequency capacitance measurement accuracy.

Chris VK3QB, Luke VK3HJ and Alan VK6CQ will be active from Norfolk Island - IOTA OC-005 14 April - 25 April 2022 (UTC)

The Worked All Britain Awards Group (W.A.B.) was devised by the late John Morris G3ABG in 1969. This was to promote an interest in Amateur Radio in Britain and to sponsor a series of awards based on the geography of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

RUssian DXpedition Team is glad to annonce a trip to Kindom of Eswatini (Swaziland).Active on HF Bands 7-22 October 2021

Elektrodump.nl is an online shop from the Netherlands specializing in amateur radio products. It offers a wide range of categories including antenna masts, antennas, tuners, coax connectors, and cables. The site also features broadcast equipment, electron tubes, semiconductors, and various electronic components like capacitors and resistors. Additionally, it provides measuring equipment, power supplies, and transmitters, catering to both hobbyists and professionals in the field of radio electronics.

Examining the demographic shifts within amateur radio, particularly concerning **radiosport** participation, this resource analyzes survey data from the National Contest Journal (NCJ) and two regional ARRL surveys. It focuses on the relationship between age and engagement in contesting, presenting findings that suggest older amateur radio operators tend to participate in more contests annually. The author, a spatial demographer, details the methodology, including data consolidation, georeferencing, and statistical analysis performed in collaboration with Dr. Scott Wright K0MD, covering ARRL November Sweepstakes participants from 2000 to 2020. The analysis also addresses the limitations inherent in using voluntary response samples rather than random samples, which may influence the generalizability of the results. Furthermore, the resource investigates the preferred sources of contest information among different age groups, noting that older contesters frequently rely on traditional publications like the NCJ, while younger participants show a preference for online platforms. This demographic review provides insights into the evolving landscape of **amateur radio contesting** and the generational differences in information consumption.

Discover a comprehensive solution for mapping Australian ham radio entities using data from the ACMA Public Register. This tool, developed in Delphi 7, generates KML files for Google Earth, showcasing repeaters, beacons, and operators across different prefixes. While respecting privacy regulations, the files provide valuable insights into the amateur radio landscape.

Tar Heel Designs offers a range of quality products for ham radio operators, proudly made in America. Watch a raw, unedited product video from the 2025 Orlando Hamfest. For more information or to shop online, visit their website powered by eDirectHost, an info & ecommerce website builder. Find everything you need for your ham radio hobby in one convenient location.

Online Log for PR0T Trinidade and Marim Vaz Islands 2023

Rarotonga, South Cook Islands. DX Pedition April 2023

Online Log for T33T by Clublog, DX pedition to Banaba Island 2022

Launched in March 2008, this website offers news and information for amateur radio enthusiasts in the Canadian Maritime provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. It serves as a valuable resource for both local and visiting hams. The site provides updates on general amateur radio news, Silent Keys, Exercise Handshake, Fusion/Wires-X, and Winlink. To join the Maritime Amateur mailing list or to share information, suggestions, or questions with fellow amateurs, contact the site owner via the provided email

Online log for E51D DX-Pedition to North Cook Islands service provided by clublog

A team of DL Hams wil be active from Hanga Roa, Easter Island as 3G0YA during April 18 to May 6, 2024.

DX0NE Spratly Isl 2023 Apr 30, 2023 May 9 QSL via IZ8CCW

The blog and website of English amateur radio operator G0RIF, located near Lichfield in central England. Favourite aspects of the hobby are DXing, RTTY, portable operating and experimenting with wire antennas.

TO8FH DX Pedition to Mayotte Island 2023 October 10 22

The resource details a novel approach to Morse code (CW) reception for hearing-impaired operators, focusing on a handheld device that translates CW signals into tactile vibrations. It explains how this device allows users to perceive the patterns of dots and dashes through physical feedback from a shaker, addressing the challenges of auditory discrimination for those with hearing loss. The content highlights the potential for this tactile method to aid in CW learning and interpretation, even suggesting benefits for operators with normal hearing by providing an alternative sensory input. The article also mentions the device's _patent-pending_ status and its availability to members of the _Long Island CW Club_ and the general public. It provides contact information for further inquiries about this innovative tool.

The 2026 Sable Island DXpedition (CY0S) announcement details an upcoming 10-12-day operation from March 19-31, 2026, following an invitation from Parks Canada - Sable Island. The team, largely drawn from the 2024 CY9C DXpedition, includes Murray **WA4DAN** and Glenn **WØGJ** as co-leaders, with Larry WØPR managing publicity and fundraising. Bill K5DHY will handle OQRS QSL cards and serve as treasurer, while Chaz W4GKF maintains the CY0S.com website. Logistical information specifies Sable Aviation will provide flights to the island, landing on a suitable south-facing beach area, acknowledging potential flight delays. Sable Island, located approximately 300 km east of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is described as a 40 km long, 1 km wide sand island with no trees, anticipating cold, windy, and snowy conditions during March. The resource also notes the availability of a dedicated Japanese website and accepts donations via the CY0S website.

A list of HF VHF UHF Beacon list from New Zealand. All beacons from 20m to 3cm

3G0YA DX Pedition to Easter Island Online log. Log search provided by club log.

This blog chronicles over a decade of portable HF contesting from rural Ireland (2008–2019) by Olivier, operating under callsigns EI/ON4EI, EI8GQB, EI1A, and EI7T. Using only green energy from a caravan, he achieved top-tier results in major international contests—including 1st World in the 2018 IARU HF Championship (SSB LP) and multiple 1st-place finishes in CQ WW and CQ WPX SSB Europe. Operating in the demanding Single Operator All Band Low Power and SO2R categories, he deployed up to five antennas across five bands, often in remote or emergency-style conditions. The narrative blends technical detail, fieldcraft, and personal reflection, documenting triumphs, setbacks (including carbon monoxide poisoning), and the logistical challenges of sustainable portable operation—culminating in his decision to transition to team-based contesting and future DXpeditions.

T30UN Log Online for Tarawa Island Kiribati DXPedition in April 2023 provided by club log

March 1-11 2023 DXPedition to Galapagos, Santa Cruz Island SA-004

Examines the historical context of amateur radio, specifically focusing on Guglielmo Marconi's pioneering wireless transatlantic signal reception at Signal Hill, Newfoundland, in 1901. It describes the operation of a contemporary remote radio station at Signal Hill, utilizing the special event call sign _VD1M_ issued by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada. The content recounts a specific contact from Signal Hill, reporting a signal strength of 5 by 9 to a station in Sarnia, Ontario, which received the signal at 3 by 3. The narrative also introduces the concept of 'Marconi chasers' who endeavor to replicate historical transmission methods. Further, the resource discusses general amateur radio operating procedures, the evolution of the hobby, and its critical role in emergency communications, citing examples from hurricanes _Irma_ and _Maria_ in 2017 and the conflict in Ukraine in 2022.

October 4-17 DX Pedition to Swains Island

Established in 2018, the Long Island CW Club aims to revitalize Morse Code (CW) usage among amateur radio operators. Despite the FCC's removal of CW as a licensing requirement, the club observes a growing interest in learning and mastering the code. Through online video conferencing, the club offers CW training classes catering to various skill levels, fostering a vibrant community of enthusiasts engaged in diverse ham radio activities worldwide.

The St Paul Island CY9C DXpedition is scheduled for August 26, September 5, 2024. All bands from 160-6 meters are planned.

Documents the operational planning for the **XX9W** DXpedition to Macao, a **DXCC** entity. This resource outlines the team composition, identifying 14 operators from various IARU regions, including EA1CJ, F2JD, and JH4RHF. It details the expedition's objective to activate Macao, officially the Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, emphasizing its distinct blend of Portuguese and Chinese cultures, historic architecture, and urban landscape. The site also provides information on how to support the DXpedition through donations, facilitating contributions via PayPal. Macao operates under the "one country, two systems" principle, with Chinese (Cantonese) and Portuguese as official languages, and a population exceeding 680,000. The content highlights the region's geographical location on the southern coast of China, across the Pearl River Delta from Hong Kong, and its historical background as a Portuguese colony.

E51D North Cook Islands DX Pedition, Penrhyn Atoll (Tongreva) Aug 22 - Sep 9 2023

2023 September DXPedition Chuuk, F.S.M QRV on September 18-21, 2023 from Weno Island, Chuuk, Federated States of Micronesia. On 160-6m, CW/SSB/RTTY/FM (29MHz)/FT8. V6Z, V63Z, V6AAA, V6WW, V6C, V63FM, V63OS,V63VB,V63SX

Yuris YL2GM will visit Lakshadweep Islands and do one-man operation on the air as VU7W from April 15 to 29, 2023

The Nashua Area Radio Society is a group of New England Ham Radio enthusiasts with a wide range of interests. Amherst, NH.

Personal web site of FO5MD, OCEANIA Tahiti Island French Polynesia with information on personal activities, shack and antennas.