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DX web cluster that offers features for both registered and unregistered users. Unregistered users can view spots, filter by band and mode, search for callsigns, while registered users get all that plus the ability to submit spots, upload logs, see DXCC country status, antenna pointing info, real-time maps of spots, email alerts for DXCC countries on-air, and more. Basically, register for free to get the full DX cluster experience.

The _Amateur Radio Logbook ADIF File Analyzer_ processes ADIF files locally within the user's browser, ensuring no QSO data is uploaded to a server. It generates a visual map of contacts and detailed statistics across various parameters, including band, mode, time, grid squares, and DXCC entities. The tool offers insights into operating patterns and station performance without requiring any software installation. Users upload their ADIF log files directly, and the analysis is performed client-side, providing immediate results. The output includes charts and graphs that visualize QSO distribution and activity. This approach prioritizes user privacy and data security, as logbook information remains on the user's computer throughout the analysis process. The analyzer supports standard ADIF formats, enabling hams to quickly review their log data for trends and achievements. It is a free, open-source utility designed for general amateur radio log analysis.

Presents the S21WD DXpedition to Bangladesh (IOTA **AS-140**) scheduled for 2026, organized by the Next Generation DX Club e.V. It outlines the project's progress, including final hardware and systems testing, and the team's successful arrival and activation from the target location. The resource provides a concise summary of Bangladesh, covering its geography, cultural aspects, and economic landscape. The page includes the Clublog Most Wanted ranking for Bangladesh, categorized by continent and mode, as of January 2026. The DXpedition aims to achieve over 70,000 QSOs across CW, SSB, RTTY, and FT8 modes, with a specific focus on RTTY (targeting over 2,000 QSOs) and **lowband** operations. The team plans a Multi-Single entry in the ARRL CW 2026 contest. QSO data will be uploaded to Clublog and LoTW, with Clublog livestream and daily free LoTW uploads anticipated, contingent on stable internet connectivity. The S21WD callsign corresponds to CQ Zone 22 and ITU Zone 41. Further details include a preliminary bandplan, FT8 operating guidelines using MSHV software, a VOACAP DX Prediction link, and an azimuthal map centered on Bangladesh. QSL services are managed by DJ4MX via Clublog OQRS, offering direct, bureau, and LoTW options, with daily LoTW uploads expected.

NCPACKET is a club whose mission is to create a social media network in North Carolina and adjoining counties and whose network is Internet free, and based on TARPN technology. The NCPACKET project was started in 2014 and the NCPACKET group was started in 2019. NCPACKET meets at restaurants throughout the networked regions. See the website for maps and callsigns of people who could help you get started in the project.