EUDXF Membership fees

Dear Members, Your annual contributions are essential for our main activity: sponsoring DX expeditions. We can help to make the life of our treasurer Robert DL1EBV easier by paying our membership fees in time. For our German and very strict treasurer this means before the end of the first month of the new year! If you have not done so, please transfer your 25 Euro to our Bank Account: Volksbank Kleverland: IBAN: DE65 3246 0422 0205 1830 19,  BIC: GENO DE D1KL L. We trust that members living in the Euro zone will use this account only, because this implies the least… Continue reading

DX-Treffen under the watchful eye of the castle in Bad Bentheim

On behalf of the EUDXF board  their President Dominik Weiel (DL5EBE) invited all members to the annual general meeting, during this years DNAT (German/Dutch Amateur Radio Days) in Bad Bentheim. While some of the partipants, who arrived early, enjoyed their dinner in the Hotel Birkemeier,  Engelbertink (PA4UNX)  and Hans (DK3PZ) audited the financial statements of EUDXF. The casbook was once again perfectly prepaired by the cashier Robert F.Lörks (DL1EBV) and was released without any objections. For all the topics of the meeting – as usual – detailed minutes were written. Besides the official part of the meeting there was plenty of time for individual discussions, renew… Continue reading

Succesfull Annual General Meeting 2017

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

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

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