Colorado Summits On the Air will be active August 1st and 2nd for the Colorado 14er Event. Two bonus days will take place July 30 and 31.
During the Colorado 14er & Mountaintop Event, amateur radio operators from around Colorado will be activating Summits On The Air (SOTA) peaks and communicating with other radio amateurs across the state and around the world.
A 14er Groups.io list is also available.
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Previously active from Tuvalu in September 2023, the Rebel DX Group plan to return later this year and QRV as T22TT. Full details to follow. Meanwhile, you can see all info, pictures and audio recordings regarding the Rebel’s T22T activity here. This post appeared first on: DX-World Want to know more about it? Read More
[NEWS] – Adrian, G0KOM lets us know that he will again be returning to SBA Cyprus in late November (QTH: Melanda Beach) and will participate in the CQWW CW contest while there. Pre-contest activity also expected the week before. Previous ZC4MK activities detailed below including video of portable set-up. QSL via G0KOM. On the scene […] This post appeared first on: DX-World Want to know more about it? Read More
Aki, 7M1KJW announces that he will be active from Chichi-jima, Ogasawara Islands as 7M1KJW/JD1 during June 13-16, 2026. This will be a holiday-style activity on HF bands + 6m using mainly FT8 and vertical antenna. QSL via LoTW, eQSL. This post appeared first on: DX-World Want to know more about it? Read More
The following is a message from SafecomLink:
SafecomLink has published a new case study documenting live AI-based weather routing over HF radio north of the Arctic Circle. Sailor Harley Soltes (LA/KN7H) used SafecomLink with a Pactor 4 link to access the Safie AI assistant from his vessel off the Norwegian coast — establishing a connection to a land station in Austria (OE3FQU) on 14.120 MHz, then reaching the open internet, with no cellular coverage, no satellite service, and no shore-side infrastructure.
The real-time two-way AI conversation provided wind forecasts and a day-by-day crossing comparison for the passage to Lofoten, Norway. After completing the passage, Soltes reported the AI forecast was more accurate than his usual weather apps and far faster than the WinLink email method he previously used.
This is pretty game-changing — to have fast Pactor 4 communication from sea to a real-time internet AI connection. — Harley Soltes, LA/KN7H
Full case study: https://www.safecomlink.com/post/safecomlink-case-study-maritime
Source: SafecomLink
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[UPDATE] – Thanks for participating! We now have 48 teams chosen corresponding with your callsigns. How did this format work? Basically, using this link, we started at Group A (with Mexico being #1) all the way down to Group L (with Panama being #48). Table below shows each call and your team. As the days […] This post appeared first on: DX-World Want to know more about it? Read More
[NEWS UPDATE] – by David, DL7ZM: I plan to be active mainly on 6m on 7, 8, 9, 13, 14 June, maybe in between. No FT8. Shortwave probably more around 8 AM (local time Ashgabat). Please be kind, I am not an experienced DX expedition OM, this is a propagation study using amateur radio frequencies, […] This post appeared first on: DX-World Want to know more about it? Read More
Ken, JO1VRK will again be active from Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands as KH0/AJ6VJ during December 29, 2026 to January 3, 2027. QRV 40-20-17-15-12-10m, possibly 80m. QSL via LoTW, Club Log, eQSL. This post appeared first on: DX-World Want to know more about it? Read More
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson has issued a video message recognizing the important role Amateur Radio Operators play in supporting communities across the state and encouraging public awareness of Amateur Radio as ARRL Field Day approaches later this month. In the video, Governor Ferguson highlights the critical service radio amateurs provide with communications support during emergencies and…
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Solar activity went from low to high this week. Activity was
dominated by Region 4455, which produced frequent C-class flaresalongside three significant flare events: an M9.3/Sf on June 1; aswell as an M7.7/1b and an X1.0/1n on June 3. There are eight numbered regions on the visible disk. Region 4455remains complex, maintaining its anti-Hale configuration anddisplaying a newly developed delta … American Radio Relay League | Ham Radio Association and Resources Read More