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
”I am thrilled to share some fantastic news that I received today! DX Engineering has graciously agreed to support my upcoming DXpedition to Grenada by providing a range of essential equipment. Their generous contribution will play a crucial role in ensuring the success of this exciting venture.
The Qsl design for HC8M (contest call of HD8CW/K2IN) has now been sent to UX5UO Print Shop 
When completing a Bureau request on OQRS, you will see the ‘Qsl via’ field. This is where you enter the Callsign of YOUR QSL Manager or YOUR QSL route.
Only a few days away (QRV 13/04) from this Dxpedition by the EIDX Group. 
Well, what can I say, SPAM heaven.
The EIDX Group (EIDXG) will be QRV from Jamaica between 12th and 24th March 2025, (They should be QRV on the 13th).
Last October, NOAA and NASA announced that Solar Max has arrived. Only half the sun got the memo. The majority of solar activity has been happening in just one of the sun’s hemispheres–the south. The solar superstorm of May 10, 2024, for instance, was caused by a monster southern sunspot.
Iain (G4SGX), will operate as G4SGX/6Y in Strawberry Fields, St. Marys, Jamaica from March 1-21, including the BERU Commonwealth Contest.
Harald (DF2WO, 9X2AW, XT2AW) will be back on Santiago