Announcing the 2025 PJ6Y DXpedition to Saba                                                                             Co-leaders Gregg W6IZT, Dean W2FQ, and Jeff NM1Y, in collaboration with Youth on the Air (YOTA), are thrilled to announce our upcoming DXpedition to Saba!

We will arrive on Saba on October 17, 2025, and be on the air through October 29, 2025. Our primary operating site is situated on the north side of the island at an elevation of approximately1,200 feet. The team will consist of 14 on-island operators, including eight young operators under the age of 25. Notably, four of these young ops participated as remote operators in the recent 3D2Y DXpedition to Rotuma. The local team will be complimented by 25-30 remote operators.

We will have 3 stations available for local operators. We extend a special thanks to the Northern California DX Foundation for their generous grant, to construct two NexGenRiBs2 stations based on Elecraft K4Ds for remote operation.
Activity will be on 80–6 meters + satellite and we will also participate in the CQWW SSB contest.

How You Can Support Us
Fundraising is in progress, with the goal of covering all expenses for our young operators. Donations can be made by PayPal to [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]om> or by cheque payable to:
PACIFIC ISLANDS DXPEDITION GROUP
69 Saddleview Lane
Morganton, GA 30560

For more details, visit our website at pj6y2025.com <http://pj6y2025.com/>.
Thank you in advance for your support—your contact might just be with a young operator experiencing the thrill of a DXpedition pile-up for the first time!

In February 2026 or in less than a year an international team of 24 amateur radio operators will land on Bouvet Island. Bouvet is a Norwegian overseas territory and lies in the South Atlantic Ocean, with 93% of its surface covered by ice and snow. It sets the record as the Most Remote Uninhabited Island on Earth, and ranks #10 on the Most Wanted DXCC listing at ClubLog.

Operating as 3Y0K, our team will attempt to give as many ATNOs as possible and be active in all amateur radio bands from 10 to 160m. We will direct our attention to human modes but will be active in CW, SSB, FT8, RTTY and QO-100 satellite using up to 12 stations. Read More

Only a few days away (QRV 13/04) from this Dxpedition by the EIDX Group.

The plans are for 8 Stations to be on air as much as possible as well as a big effort on 6m thanks to their new Acom 1200S amplifier. This will run alongside their trusted Acom 1010’s for HF.

Logsearch and Qsl requests will be via M0OXO ‘Bespoke’ OQRS and you will find the link to that below this message. Clublog Leaderboards are sadly not available, 6Y does not feature high enough on the MW list to allow their use.

*Missing/Busted Calls – Please use the form on M0OXO OQRS, do NOT send emails.

PLEASE NOTE – We do NOT accept emailed QSL’s for confirmations from QSL World, QSL Creator. If you use these options you will NOT receive a confirmation. Good luck in the pile ups and keep an eye on the pages below for regular updates;  Read More

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