Posted: April 5th, 2021 under
6M,
Hamradio.
As promised, here is the summary from last year:
I worked 6 new countries on 6m last year. I did hear YB, 4S7 and VR2, but I never managed to work them. We also had several amazing openings to the far east. I didn’t work all the openings, but I did have the radio on to monitor. I also had several good openings to North America, where I managed to work Kansas and Indiana for 2 new states. I only need 5 more states to have WAS on 6m. When I check the log, I worked 80 new grids on 6m, which makes for a #904 grids worked.
Date | Prefix | Country | Callsign |
18/06/2020 | HL | Republic Of Korea | HL2EIZ |
14/06/2020 | JT | Mongolia | JT1CO |
07/06/2020 | BV | Taiwan | BV6CC |
30/05/2020 | BY | China | BG0BBB |
22/05/2020 | EK | Armenia | EK7DX |
18/05/2020 | HZ | Saudi Arabia | 7Z1SJ |
2 new iota’s was worked last year:
Date | Iota | Name | Prefix | Callsign |
07/04/2020 | AS-207 | Chukchi Sea Coast Centre group | R0K | R207RRC |
19/03/2020 | AS-068 | Kara Sea Coast Centre group | R0B | RI0B |
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Posted: February 7th, 2021 under
Hamradio.
Here we are again. Yet another year has passed. I’ve not written a single post. It’s sad that I never got around to it. Radio activity is very low, as it has been for several years. I’m mostly active during the summer when 6m is open. Last year was no exception, and I managed to work several new ones.
To sum up 2019 quick:
I worked 4 new ones on 6m that year. E3, 9G, UA9 and CY9. The three first, were on FT8. That’s where most of the things happen these days. CY9C was in fact on SSB. I was extremely lucky to catch an opening at the same time as an expedition was there.
Date | Prefix | Country |
06/08/2019 | CY9 | Saint Paul Island |
27/07/2019 | UA0 | Asiatic Russia |
24/07/2019 | 9G | Ghana |
26/05/2019 | E3 | Eritrea |
9 new iota’s was worked:
Date | Iota | Name | Prefix |
10/11/2019 | OC-111 | Shepherd Islands | YJ |
29/08/2019 | NA-210 | Nome County Centre group | KL |
25/08/2019 | EU-112 | Shiant Islands | GM,MM |
25/07/2019 | EU-126 | Lappi Province group | OH9 |
25/07/2019 | NA-055 | ME State East group | W1 |
24/07/2019 | AS-063 | Laptev Sea Coast East group | R0B |
23/03/2019 | NA-150 | Little Diomede Island | KL |
22/03/2019 | NA-081 | NS Province East group | VE1 |
09/02/2019 | EU-192 | Kataja | SM,OH |
I will be back with a short summary for 2020 as well.
That’s it, happy late new year everyone. May the dx gods be with you.
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Posted: January 26th, 2020 under
Hamradio.
Happy new DX year everyone. Better late than never they say. I haven’t given up on this site, but life is quite busy, and I rarely find time to sit down and do any stuff here. Radio is likewise. I barely worked any radio last year. I’ll be back with a report from last year.
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Posted: July 23rd, 2019 under
Hamradio,
LoTW.
This was a confirmation I did not see coming. As I have only worked 3 contacts with stations from Minami Torishima, I thought I had to work another station from there to get it on LoTW. To my surprise, I got both my contacts with JG8NQJ/JD1 confirmed on LoTW. That means yet another DXCC confirmed on LoTW only. My total now is #336 confirmed.
As the world is becoming more and more digital, hopefully more and more people will use LoTW. There are still a quite a few expeditions and hams that will not use this system. I need 3 more (SV/A, EZ and VK0M) confirmed on LoTW to have all my DXCC’s worked confirmed on LoTW.
Keep the confirmations coming!
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Posted: March 30th, 2019 under
Hamradio,
LoTW.
A while back, I got VP6D Ducie Island on LoTW. This was #335 on LoTW, which means that I now have #331 current entities confirmed on LoTW. With that last confirmation, I now qualify for honor roll with confirmations only on LoTW. I have not applied for the diploma, but it is just a matter of doing it, since everything exists online. Thank you to all LoTW users. This makes collection confirmations so much easier, than getting all the paper cards. I still have many paper cards lying around, and I can understand those that prefer them. Speaking for myself, my cards collect dust in boxes 99.9% of the time. I rarely ever look at them, and I can’t remember the last time I showed them to someone.
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