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Google Earth is a great program in many ways, and it can also have many uses in hamradio. I have among other things, used it to find big hamstations, locate IOTA’s and also DXCC’s. I will present a few useful links here. To get Google Earth, download it here. A few interesting and […]
To follow up on my earlier post about dxpedition videos, here is another one. This time it’s the video from Peter 1 Island. The expedition was back in 2006, so not really hot news, but I’m trying to list all expedition videos I know about. The DVD tells the whole 3YØX story, from beginning to […]
Finally. St. Barthelemy is in the log. That makes 320 total. I have followed the activity during the week, but never had a chance to work them. The band and time just hasn’t been correct for me. However, on Thursday, I had time before work, and they finally popped up on 40M. They had a […]
The last week has been pretty productive when it comes to new countries. Wednesday gave me 5Z4/RW1AU on 30M (# 221 30M). V85SS was worked on 40M CW Thursday evening. This was a new country on 40M and CW. The signal was up and down, but mostly 559. It's only the second contact with Brunei, […]
Here is a short presentation of Bjorn LB1GB. He started his ham career at the age of 14. One of his big interests is contesting, and he is one of the founders and operators of LA8W. Bjorn has lately put down much work with the Norwegian SOTA program. The Norwegian program was launched May 1st […]
