EUDXF Members DL7BO and DJ6TF are currently active as Z22O and Z21A from Zimbabwe. They will be active until 20 February 2022 from Harare, Zimbabwe. They operate on 160 – 10m, CW, SSB, FT8, FT4. They use ICOM IC – 7300 transceivers and 1kw amplifier. 18m GP for the Low Bands. QSL via DJ6TF and logs will also go to LOTW.
Over the years the EUDXF supported many DXpeditions by Cezar, VE3LYC and many of us have one or more QSL cards in their collection from his travels to exoctic island destinations. Whilst limited in travelling Cezar worte a book about his travels which was published recently: Dream BIG and dare to fail This book is addressed to all radio amateurs, chasers and activators alike. It will take you through the voyages Cezar carried out as a solo operator or team member of various radio expeditions, from the Arctic to the Sub-Antarctic regions. You will join me along each journey and… Continue reading
It is our pleasure to announce that the EUDXF Board decided to support the Crozet 2022 project. We think this unique opportunity to activate this high rated entity deserves our support and we trust Terry F6CUK will give many of us a contact we waited for for a long time. More info on this unique project at http://crozet2022.r-e-f.org/
Another batch of awards were send out today and I receive many positive reactions to this years 35EUDXF activity and award. Thank you for that! One commented that activity was lower towarts the end of the month. I can only but confirm that. Not all special stations had a full month permit so that observation is correct but we depend on local regulations to sort this one out. Some additional experiences from the 35EUDXF Team: PG35EUDXF: some nice pileups on the higher bands and all HAM’s were very positive in there reactions. I’ve worked even some stations from the south… Continue reading
