Author Archives: Alex van Hengel

Dear Friends, I joined for this activity on first word. The first days the pile-up rised up quickly and was very enjoyable.Days later I needed to use the Dx Clusters to get more callers. New age…L I was very busy with my work so the daylight operation was very limited for me. My QSOs were made mostly on 80 and 40 m bands at early morning and evening time. I operated on CW, SSB and RTTY but mostly on CW. (it is a family friend silent mode… 🙂 ) I’m living in the central part of our town. There are… Continue reading →

The PG33EUDXF was my first serious activity as a new full licence HAM operator from the Netherlands (upgraded in september 2019), so I was happy to be able to be active at more bands then before. Operated before as a novice HAM with the PD..EUDXF callsigns.Propagation as expected, was not great, but I could manage to make nice contacts outside of Europe, so I am satisfied.Thanks to everyone who joined and made the contact with us and hope to hear from you next time again. vy 73 de PG7M Robert ( PG33EUDXF )

I can imagine you ask yourself today “What happened on the bands?“Let me answer the question for you; EUDXF Activity Month is over and all 33EUDXF stations are QRT. For sure the 14 Special Event Stations made a lot of activity over the past few weeks on the various bands and modes. We like to thank all operators who made this activity month possible. Up to now 129 applications are received for the 33EUDXF Award and judging on the comments received with the application also this parts of the EUDXF Activity Month was received very well. You are still invited… Continue reading →