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LU9DCE > DX 06.03.21 01:00l 166 Lines 6199 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: DX OPERATION 05 03
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2021
February
Feb 20-Mar 5, 2021 DXCC: Cayman Is Callsign: ZF2BJ QSL: LoTW Source:
DXW.Net (Jan 26, 2021) Info: By K0BJ fm Grand Cayman I (IOTA NA-016);
focus on WARC bands; mainly CW; QSL via K0BJ
Feb 26-Apr 2, 2021 DXCC: Wake I Callsign: KH9 QSL: LoTW Source:
TDDX (Feb 12, 2021) Info: By NL7RR as KH9/NL7RR; 40 20m; SSB;
dates tentative
Feb 27-Mar 27, 2021 DXCC: Sint Maarten Callsign: PJ7AA QSL: LoTW
Source: DXW.Net (Jun 12, 2020) Info: By AA9A fm IOTA NA-105; 80-10m;
CW SSB FT8; QSL also OK via AA9A direct and Club Log OQRS
March
Mar 5-31, 2021 DXCC: Samoa Callsign: 5W7X NEW (Mar03) QSL: JF1OCQ
Source: TDDX (Mar 3, 2021) Info: By JF1OCQ; 160-10m; 100w; remote
operation fm Japan; no end date provided
Mar 5-May 15, 2021 DXCC: Ecuador Callsign: HC1MD/2 NEW (Mar03)
QSL: LoTW Source: TDDX (Mar 3, 2021) Info: By NE8Z fm Santa Elena
Province; 40-6m; QSL via K8LJG
ARRL International DX Contest, Phone (Mar 6-7, 2021) Check here
for pericontest activity too.
Mar 10-31, 2021 DXCC: Minami Torishima Callsign: JD1 QSL: JA8CJY
Direct Source: TDDX (Feb 16, 2021) Info: By JG8NQJ as JG8NQJ/JD1
fm Marcus I (IOTA OC-073, QL64xg); 40 30m; CW; 50W; spare time
operation; operation to continue for about 3 months
Mar 4-23, 2021 DXCC: Curacao Callsign: PJ2 QSL: LoTW Source: DK5ON
(Jan 31, 2021) Info: By DK5ON as PJ2/DK5ON; 80-6m, perhaps 160m;
SSB CW FT4 FT8 RTTY; QSL via Club Lob OQRS or DK5ON (B/d)
Mar 16-23, 2021 DXCC: Cocos Keeling Callsign: VK9CE QSL: LoTW Source:
DXW.Net (Feb 15, 2021) Info: By 10 ops; 80-6m; SSB CW FT8; QSL via
EB7DX, eQSL; logs to be uploaded to Club Log
CQ WW WPX Contest, SSB (Mar 27-28, 2021) Check here for pericontest
activity too.
Mar 28-Apr 10, 2021 DXCC: Maldives Callsign: 8Q7MS NEW (Mar02) QSL:
LoTW Source: DXW.Net (Mar 2, 2021) Info: By RM2D fm Alif Alif Atoll;
40-15m; mainly CW, some SSB; inv vees; 1/4 wave verts; QSL route TBA
April
Apr 26-May 9, 2021 DXCC: Svalbard Callsign: JW6VDA QSL: LoTW Source:
4L5A (Feb 23, 2021) Info: By LA6VDA fm IOTA EU-026 (JQ78tf); HF;
SSB; QSL via Club Log OQRS, eQSL
May
May 1-7, 2021 DXCC: Ogasawara Callsign: JD1BQA QSL: JH3QFL Direct
Source: DXW.Net (Jan 29, 2021) Info: By JH3QFL fm Komagari,
Chichijima I (IOTA AS-031); 160 80 40, 6m; FT8 FT4 + satellite
(RS-44, CW); 200w; QSL: Takio Hata, 921-25 Rokujio Yasu, Shiga
520-2412, Japan
June
Jun 12-Jul 10, 2021 DXCC: St Kitts & Nevis Callsign: V47JA QSL: LoTW
Source: W5JON (Dec 22, 2020) Info: By W5JON fm Calypso Bay; 160-6m,
incl 60m; SSB FT8; yagi, verticals; QSL also OK via W5JON direct
Jun 22-28, 2021 DXCC: St Eustatius Callsign: PJ5 QSL: LoTW Source:
W5JON (Dec 22, 2020) Info: By W5JON as PJ5/W5JON; 40-6m SSB FT8;
QRV for CQWW DX SSB; QSL also OK via W5JON direct
Jun 29-Jul 13, 2021 DXCC: St Pierre & Miquelon Callsign: FP QSL:
LoTW Source: DXW.Net (Nov 26, 2019) Info: By KV1J as FP/KV1J fm
Miquelon I (IOTA NA-032, DIFO FP-002, WLOTA 1417); 160-6m; mainly
SSB CW RTTY FT8 FT4; see Web for QSL details
July
Jul 7-14, 2021 DXCC: Aruba Callsign: P4 QSL: ND7J Source: ND7J
(Jul 22, 2019) Info: By ND7J as P4/ND7J and N4IQ as P4/N4IQ; QRV
for IARU Contest
Jul 23-Aug 3, 2021 DXCC: St Vincent Callsign: J88PI QSL: GW4DVB
Direct Source: DXW.Net (Jul 27, 2020) Info: By GW4DVB fm Palm I
(IOTA NA-025, FK92ho); 40-6m; SSB FT8
August
Aug 1-30, 2021 DXCC: Dominican Republic Callsign: HI9 QSL: eQSL
Source: TDDX (Feb 6, 2020) Info: By HB9TUZ as HI9/HB9TUZ fm Las
Terransa; 40-10m; SSB
Aug 8-16, 2021 DXCC: St Pierre & Miquelon Callsign: TO5T QSL:
LoTW Source: 4L5A (Aug 4, 2020) Info: By VO1IDX WB2REM VO1CH W0VTT
WW1WW W4SJT fm Ile aux Marins (IOTA NA-032); 160-6m; SSB CW FT8;
QSL via WB2REM or Club Log OQRS
September
Sep 20-30, 2021 DXCC: Tanzania Callsign: 5H1IP NEW (Feb27) QSL:
ClubLog OQRS Source: 4L5A (Feb 27, 2021) Info: By HA3JB fm Zanzibar
(IOTA AF-032); 160-6m; CW SSB RTTY FT8; QRV for CQWW DX RTTY;
QSL via HA3JB
CQ WW DX Contest, RTTY (Sep 25-26, 2021) Check here for pericontest
activity too.
Sep 29-Oct 13, 2021 DXCC: Maldives Callsign: 8Q7CQ QSL: M0OXO Source:
DXW.Net (Oct 25, 2020) Info: By G0VJG fm Reethi Faru, Filaidhoo
I (IOTA AS-013); 80-10m, incl 60m; SSB + digital,some CW; 300w;
vertical, dipole; QSL OK via Club Log OQRS; license pending
October
Oct 1-30, 2021 DXCC: Sable I Callsign: CY0C QSL: TBA Source: DXW.Net
(Jul 18, 2020) Info: By WA4DAN + team; 160-6m; exact dates uncertain
Oct 1-30, 2021 DXCC: Mellish Reef Callsign: VK9HR QSL: TBD Source:
TDDX (Jan 28, 2021) Info: By 7 op VK team; 160-10m; CW SSB FT8;
exact dates TBD
Oct 16-Nov 12, 2021 DXCC: St Kitts & Nevis Callsign: V47JA QSL: LoTW
Source: W5JON (Dec 9, 2020) Info: By W5JON fm Calypso Bay; 160-6m,
incl 60m; SSB FT8; yagi, verticals; QSL also OK via W5JON direct
Oct 25-Nov 1, 2021 DXCC: St Eustatius Callsign: PJ5 QSL: LoTW Source:
W5JON (Dec 9, 2020) Info: By W5JON as PJ5/W5JON; 40-6m SSB FT8;
QRV for CQWW DX SSB; QSL also OK via W5JON direct
CQ WW DX Contest, SSB (Oct 30-31, 2021) Check here for pericontest
activity too.
November
Nov 3-13, 2021 DXCC: Willis I Callsign: VK9W QSL: TBD Source:
DXW.Net (Feb 15, 2021) Info: By VK2IR VK3YP VK2RF VK2OK VK2PN +
others; 160-10m; CW SSB FT8
CQ WW DX Contest, CW (Nov 27-28, 2021) Check here for pericontest
activity too.
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