Richard, VE2DX announces that he will be operating from multiple Caribbean islands from February 12 to March 5, 2026. His itinerary is attached. Note: He will be in Barbados (8P) from February 12-17 and again March 3-5. While at sea he will sign VE2DX/VE0.

Masa, JA0RQV informs DX-World that he will be QRV (holiday-style) from Chichijima Island (AS-031) Ogasawara Islands as JA0RQV/JD1 between March 13-16, 2026. Activity covering 80-6m; FT8, CW & SSB using an IC-7300 + VDA / GP. QSL via LoTW.

INFO by Tomas OK1TH / S9TH – “I was on São Tomé only for a short time and I genuinely didn’t know in advance if I would get any chance to operate at all, so this was never planned or registered as a DXpedition and I didn’t set up a QRZ profile. Also, I’m definitely […]

Walt, W0CP and Mary, K0ZV will again be active from Placencia, Belize as V31DJ and V31DK during February ’26. QRV on HF bands, SSB & FT8. Participation in the ARRL DX CW contest (February 21-22). QSL via LoTW.

Tom, V4/K0YA and Toni, V4/W5RCX will be active from St Kitts (QTH: V47JA) during February 4 to March 9, 2026. QRV on HF bands; CW, SSB, FT8; holiday-style operation. QSL via LoTW. * Tom will also enter both the ARRL DX CW (Feb 21-22) & SSB (March 7-8) contests as V47Y SOLP.

Brian, AD8FD has announced that he will be active from Eleuthera Island, Bahamas (NA-001) as C6AFD during March 24-31, 2026. QRV on 40-10m; SSB & FT8. Participation in the CQ WPX SSB contest. Grid: FL14wu. QSL via LoTW. More details found here. 

[NEWS UPDATE] – by Phill, FK1TS / C21TS. C21TS is back on the island as of 2 days ago. Set-up of antennas continued today while it was cloudy. Ready to start up again as soon as I get KP5 in the log. Probably begin activity tomorrow, Saturday, 31st. Will update QRZ shortly, I enjoyed a […]

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Two operators of the Sahrawi Amateur Radio Union Club will be active as S0S on QO-100 between February 3 and 8. The locators of the activity will vary going from north to south covering grids: IL35, IL34, IL33, IL32, IL31, IL21, IL11 and IL10. NOTE: Since the operation will take place in a conflict zone, […]

A message posted to the HamClock website earlier today announced that the HamClock project will no longer receive updates. The message stated that while the project has ended, HamClock devices should continue to operate until June 2026, at which point it’s expected data will no longer be pushed to the application.

HamClock is a popular cross-platform application that visualizes a range of customizable data helpful to ham radio operators. As of 2023, HamClock was installed on more than 2,600 devices across the globe.

HamClock is a kiosk-style application that provides real time space weather, radio propagation models, operating events and other information particularly useful to the radio amateur.

Amateur Radio Daily reached out to the creator and maintainer of HamClock, Elwood Downey (WB0OEW), via his personal email address and received an auto-reply message stating that Mr. Downey had become a silent key on January 29th, 2026.

Additional information about HamClock as well as the source code is available via the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine.

Editor’s Note: Headlines from Amateur Radio Daily have appeared on HamClock since 2023.

Source: Clear Sky Institute