VK9WX Willis IslandThe special four-sided (folded) Qsl Card for VK9WX on Willis Island is now in Print at the UX5UO Print Shop in Ukraine.
The cards will be available in a few weeks time and OQRS is open.
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VK9WX Willis Island
Log update just posted on M0OXO OQRS on behalf of Nathan in the Falkland Islands.Qsl Cards are in the process of development and will be available in a few weeks time.
Anders 5X7W is back in Kampala, Uganda for a few weeks and will be operating on the HF Bands. He is using a vertical antenna, 4 stories up on his accommodation block.Logs will be uploaded weekly to Clublog and to M0OXO OQRS.
I am pleased to announce that I have been appointed QSL Manager for Sands VK9WX, currently working on Willis Island for the Bureau of Meteorology.
Willis island is an external territory of Australia, located 450 kilometres (280 mi) East of Cairns, Queensland, beyond the Great Barrier Reef in the Coral Sea. The Island is aligned NW to SE and is about 500 metres (1,600 ft) long by 150 metres (490 ft) wide, 7.7 hectares (19 acres) in area, rising to about 9 metres (30 ft) above sea level.
Sands logs will be uploaded to M0OXO OQRS where you can search the log and request QSL Cards you may require.
QSL Cards are on order from UX5UO QSL Print and will be available early in the New Year. M0OXO OQRS will be open in the coming days, I will post here again once the log is uploaded.
Logs are now available on M0OXO OQRS for Coke (Jorge) CE3QY from Santiago in Chile, South America.
Qsl Cards will be available early in the New Year and OQRS is now open for requests.
The TC activity is going well. There are many award chasers looking for QSOs with the eleven call signs, plus plenty of interest from North America.After 18 days, we have made over 90,000 QSO, roughly 45% of which have been digital, 30% CW and 25% SSB. A full breakdown by band and mode is published each day on the RSGB website – see below.
You can also find the leaderboard there, which is interesting, with both UK and non-UK stations competing for the two trophies with some dedication and enthusiasm.
Full details of how to take part are on the RSGB website, see www.rsgb.org/tct.
Nobby, G0VJG has now been issued with his Callsign for his trip to Cocos Keeling.He will be QRV as VK9CVG (IOTA OC-003), between the 17th & 24 February 2023.
He will operate on 80-10m, mainly SSB and little FT8.
Qsl via M0OXO
QSL Cards are currently printing at UX5UO QSL Print on behalf of Amir, a resident of Sulawesi Tengarra, (IOTA OC-236) in Indonesia.Logs will be updated in the coming days, please be patient 
Logs have just been updated in relation to the above Callsign. Dirman YE8DWC is a resident in Mamuju, West Sulawesi(IOTA OC-146) in Indonesia.
Qsl Cards have been printed and will be available in a few weeks time. OQRS is now open for this station.
Tony VK5AVB, is now the new owner of the VK5KI call sign following completion of the licence transfer from Grant VK5GR by the Australian regulator.Grant originally acquired the call in 2020 to specifically activate Kangaroo Island (IOTA OC-139). Now that Tony is the new permanent voice from the island it is only fitting that they be heard as VK5KI as well.
Tony is an SSB op first and foremost and has built a formidable station down on Kangaroo Island in a relatively short time. He also loves his DX so if you hear him on the air, please say hello!
QSL Service will continue via M0OXO and new Cards will be printed in due course.