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Pigeon Island,Reef Islands,Temotu Province,Solomon Islands 7-22 October 2010 -
H44MS is call of DL2GAC during DX vacations in Solomon Islands 1.Febr. to 30.April 2015 -
The official IOTA web site, designed by the IOTA IT Team to meet the specific needs of those participating in the IOTA programme includes IOTA directory, IOTA spots and all the IOTA programme information. -
VP8PJ by The Perseverance DX Group will activate the South Orkney Islands IOTA AN-008 from approximately Feb. 21, 2020 through March 5, 2020 -
XR0ZRC DX Pedition to Robinson Crusoe Island 2019 IOTA SA-005 Juab Fernandez Islands 14 March - 3 April 2019 -
VP8 2020 South Orkney Islands DXPedition Feb. 20, 2020 Mar. 5, 2020 by Perseverance DX Group. Callsign changed to VP8PJ -
EU099 - The Minkies Islands DX Pedition. Les Minquiers Islands (eu099) are a group of islands and rocks, about 15 km (9.3 mi) south of Jersey and will be activated by ON5HC - ON7PQ - ON4KZ - ON5DZ - ON8A. -
Andaman and Nicobar Islands DX Pedition to IOTA AS-001 May 2-16, 2022 -
TX5N DX-peditionto Raivavae, Austral Islands, April 16 April 28, 2022 -
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Online log for E51D DX-Pedition to North Cook Islands service provided by clublog -
Rarotonga, South Cook Islands. DX Pedition April 2023 -
E51D North Cook Islands DX Pedition, Penrhyn Atoll (Tongreva) Aug 22 - Sep 9 2023 -
Yuris YL2GM will visit Lakshadweep Islands and do one-man operation on the air as VU7W from April 15 to 29, 2023 -
Online Log and OQRS for H44WA DX Pedition to Solomon Islands 2023 -
The HD8G DXpedition will take place in the stunning Galapagos Islands from April 18 to April 26, 2025. This operation will involve 26 dedicated amateur radio operators activating the islands, which are designated as IOTA SA-004. The team aims to make a significant number of contacts, providing an exciting opportunity for DXers and enthusiasts to work this unique location. With a rich history and diverse wildlife, the Galapagos Islands offer a picturesque backdrop for this event. Participants can expect to engage in various modes of operation, including SSB and CW, as the team works to log as many QSOs as possible. The DXpedition is anticipated to generate a high volume of activity, with operators from multiple countries contributing to the effort. This is a prime opportunity for those looking to add a rare entity to their DXCC list or simply enjoy the thrill of working a special event from a remote location. -
DX Pedition Austral Islands by Jeff Martin – K5WE, Craig Boyer – W5CCP April 2024 -
This page provides information about the upcoming DXpedition to Manihiki in the North Cook Islands by a team of Western Washington DX Club hams. It includes details about the dates of the operation, financial support options, QSL policy, and how hams can get involved. The page is aimed at ham radio operators interested in working the E51MWA station during the DXpedition and supporting the team financially. -
V73WW - Marshall Islands (2025) 160-6m CW SSB RTTY FT8 4 stations, QSL via DJ4MX -
TX5EU 2026 DXpedition to Raivavae Island, **OC-114**, within the Austral Islands, providing a detailed account of the German/Dutch team's operations. The resource outlines the participation of operators such as DL2AWG Guenter, PA2KW Evert, and DK2AMM Ernoe, who engaged in CW, SSB, RTTY, and various digital modes. It documents the real-world challenges encountered, including significant equipment failures and antenna damage to 80/60m, 30m, and 10m verticals due to adverse storm conditions. The page offers timely news updates on the expedition's progress, noting repairs to a power amplifier's 10/12m bandpass filter, which enabled three stations to utilize amplification. Earlier reports highlighted power failures and the loss of multiple power amplifiers, necessitating one station to operate barefoot FT-8 with 100W. The team's persistent efforts to repair antennas as weather permits are also detailed, reflecting the dynamic nature of remote island operations. -
Presents the RI8KR RRA Island Hoppers DXpedition, detailing its schedule from August 21 to 28, 2026, and its objective to activate four new island groups in the Ob Bay of the Kara Sea. The expedition targets specific Russian River Club (RRC) references: RR-06-66 (Ob River Delta Islands West), RR-06-67 (Ob River Delta Islands North-West), RR-06-68 (Ob River Delta Islands North), and RR-06-69 (Ob River Delta Islands Center/North). Operators Vladimir, RK8A, and Igor, UA3EDQ, will operate on 40, 30, 20, 17, 15, 12, and 10-meter bands using CW, SSB, and potentially Digital modes. Three of these activations contribute to IOTA AS-109, an entity not activated since 2013. The page provides QSL information via RZ3EC (Eugene Shelkanovtsev, P.O. Box 70, Orel 302028) and online platforms including RRAWARD.RU, LoTW, RDAWARD.RU, and CFMRDA.RU. It lists supporters of the expedition, acknowledging contributions from various amateur radio operators. Recent updates confirm the purchase of airplane and boat tickets for the team's travel to Salekhard and Salemal/Panayevsk, indicating active preparation for the August 2026 operation.