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On July 21st, I worked Z68M and Z66X on 6M FT8. A few minutes later, I worked Z68M on 6M SSB. I knew that Z6 would be pretty easy from here once they were allowed on 6M. This was in the morning, later the band opened to North-America. I worked one station from USA. The […]
After working two new ones on 6M, I didn’t really have my hopes very high for this season. New countries are difficult to come by, but suddenly they show up. So here is another dx report from me. On July 3rd, I managed to get KH1/KH7Z on 20M CW. I didn’t really think I would […]
By now the 6M band has been open several days. Here is a short list of some of the highlights of what I worked in June. On June 2nd, I worked UN3M on 6M FT8. On June 3rd, I was surprised to suddenly see PZ5RA running on 6M FT8. I gave him a call and […]
Back in late May of 2018, I noticed an email on the Club Log mailing list from Michael G7VJR, the author of Clublog. He wrote about the interest in the growth of the FT8 mode, and if other modes are losing out to it. He made the raw data available to anyone who wants to […]
In January this year, it was announced that the Republic of Kosovo would be added to the DXCC list. It wasn’t long until a group started the activity on the bands. My first qso this year, was 6O6O on 30M CW on January 2018. My previous qso was made back in November 2017. 6O6O was […]
