Category Archives: 2017

TN5E Report

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Ken LA7GIA presented the EUDXF with a very nice report and dito pictures. The full story with very nice pictures will be in de next newsletter for EUDXF members, but could not resist to share a “snif” with you all on the website: Ken LA7GIA/TN5A: Going on a solo trip it is simply not possible to cover all openings on all bands. A solo trip will keep you busy and out of trouble. If you have tried to operate full time in one of the big contest weekends, you can imagine extending that to 9-10 consecutive days. Going solo is… Continue reading →

Succesfull Annual General Meeting 2017

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The European DX Foundation had its Annual General Meeting during the Deutsch-Niederländische Amateurfunker Tage (DNAT) in Bad Bentheim this weekend. Here you see EUDXF President Dominik DL5EBE with the new EUDXF flag available for EUDXF supported DXpeditions as presented during the AGM.    

Market Reef FT8 Activity

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RADIO ARCALA SALUTES JOE TAYLOR, K1JT AND THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM OF FT8 MODE ON HF PLUS ACTIVATE 4M MS FSK441 AND 60M MARKET REEF, OJ0BH/OJ0JR QRV: 12th–19th August 2017 Tuning the poor 20m band month after month represents a major frustration nowadays. Particularly on SSB, only the occasional DX signal breaks the sea of noise, consequently reducing activity levels even further. However, that very noise could be a new lease of life, if one were to copy signals below it. They are there every day. Indeed, with their huge antennas and state-of-the art receivers, DXers can dig even deeper into… Continue reading →

Bouvet Island DXpedition-2018

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On behalf of the Bouvet Island DXpedition-2018, thank you for your kind contribution of $551 USD on behalf of The European DX Foundation. Please accept this small gift to recognize your important and generous contribution toward the Bouvet DXpedition-2018 expenses.  As you probably know, this is likely the most expensive DXpedition ever attempted. It is dedicated and generous DXers like you and your club members that make DXpeditions such as this possible, and we are pleased that EUDXF is now one of our important supporters. One of the goals of the Bouvet Island DXpedition-2018 is to provide at least one QSO… Continue reading →

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