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DXpedition & DX Operations
EventStartEndDXCC Entity
VK0TBC Antarctica01 Feb 202631 Dec 2026CE9 Antarctica
HF0PAS South Shetland Islands01 May 202631 Oct 2026VP8/h South Shetland Islands
VK9WX Willis Island22 Jul 202631 Oct 2026VK9W Willis Island
4K/DL4XT Azerbaijan23 Jul 202620 Sep 20264J Azerbaijan
C6AYM Bahamas05 Aug 202623 Feb 2027C6 Bahamas
VY0ZOO Canada23 Aug 202622 Sep 2026VE Canada
V51WH Namibia25 Aug 202610 Oct 2026V5 Namibia
V5/HB9BFM Namibia26 Aug 202620 Sep 2026V5 Namibia
9N/OM0GA Nepal01 Sep 202619 Sep 20269N Nepal
T32AZ Eastern Kiribati02 Sep 202602 Nov 2026T32 Eastern Kiribati
WB8YJF United States06 Sep 202619 Sep 2026K United States
RI1FJZ Franz Josef Land06 Sep 202625 Sep 2026R1FJ Franz Josef Land
YJ0BP Vanuatu09 Sep 202610 Oct 2026YJ Vanuatu
KH8WW American Samoa10 Sep 202624 Sep 2026KH8 American Samoa
J48S Samos Island11 Sep 202610 Oct 2026SV Greece
S79/DL2SBY Seychelles11 Sep 202621 Sep 2026S7 Seychelles
8R1TM Guyana11 Sep 202612 Oct 20268R Guyana
JD1/JG1PFR Ogasawara12 Sep 202619 Sep 2026JD/o Ogasawara
PJ2/K5SL Curacao18 Sep 202626 Sep 2026PJ2 Curacao

Upcoming Major Contests

EventStartEnd
CQ WW DX Contest, RTTYSat 26 Sep, 00:00 UTCSun 27 Sep, 23:59 UTC
TRC DX ContestSat 03 Oct, 06:00 UTCSun 04 Oct, 17:59 UTC
Oceania DX Contest, PhoneSat 03 Oct, 06:00 UTCSun 04 Oct, 06:00 UTC
Oceania DX Contest, CWSat 10 Oct, 06:00 UTCSun 11 Oct, 06:00 UTC
JARTS WW RTTY ContestSat 17 Oct, 00:00 UTCSun 18 Oct, 23:59 UTC
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[ARRL] - Friday September 18 2026
Solar flare activity is expected to remain at very low levels, with achance for isolated C-class flares through September 19, according toNOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC). Solar wind speed wassteady near 530 km/s, and negative polarity CH HSS (coronal holehigh-speed stream) effects are anticipated to persist through September18, with additional enhancements likely today due to flan...
[RSGB] - Friday September 18 2026
The RSGB will have a large presence at the National Hamfest at Newark Showground on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September. In addition to a new-look bookstall and membership stand, the Society will have a great selection of displays and practical activities to enjoy. These include another opportunity to see 3D printing in action and to have your CW skills tested […]
[RSGB] - Friday September 18 2026
Would you like to learn a new skill or improve your knowledge on a particular topic? Perhaps you’d like to network with likeminded people and make some new connections? Maybe you are looking for inspiration on what to do next in your amateur radio journey? You can find answers to all these questions at the […]
[RSGB] - Friday September 18 2026
RSGB Board Director and Board Liaison for ARISS Patrick Wood, 2E0IFB is calling on radio amateurs to support World Space Week 2026 by hosting an activity between 4 – 10 October. In his Tonight@8 webinar, broadcast earlier this month, Patrick revealed the RSGB had launched some web pages to help inspire clubs and individuals. You […]
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[ARRL] - Wednesday September 16 2026
The Yagi-Uda beam antenna was invented 100 years ago, in 1926, and Contest University (CTU) is celebrating its centennial with a live Zoom webinar this Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 1600 UTC (noon Eastern). The free webinar, titled “The Yagi Turns 100,” will be available online at https://w3lif.org/yagi. There is no pre-registration. Click on the link before 1600 Zulu on Saturday to watch. Q...
[ARRL] - Monday September 14 2026
Solar flare activity was at low levels in the past week withisolated C-class flare activity, according to NOAA’s Space WeatherPrediction Center. The largest flare of the period was a C3.4 onSeptember 8 from otherwise stable Region 4528. Region 4530 developedasymmetric penumbra on both its leading and trailing poles whileundergoing consolidation in its intermediate area. New fluxemergence in the...
[ARRL] - Friday September 11 2026
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) at the University of Alaska Fairbanks will be making a special transmission on 9.11 MHz at 0030-0035 UTC on September 12, 2026 (8:30-8:35 PM eastern time Friday evening). The transmission will consist of a Morse code QST, followed by a slow-scan ...
[ARRL] - Friday September 11 2026
Educator Everton Henriques, KD2ZZT, shared his experience using amateur radio to inspire students and bring engineering and technology to life in the classroom during his keynote at the 2026 ARRL New England Division Convention, hosted by Northeast HamXposition in Massachusetts on August 15. A video recording is available on ARRL’s YouTube channel.Everton is an Engineering and Technology Teache...
[ARRL] - Friday September 11 2026
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