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TF80IRA Iceland
TF80IRA is the special callsign used by the club station of Ice- landic Radio Amateurs (IRA) to celebrate the 80th anniversary since the foundation of Iceland's IARU member society (14 August 1947). Look for activity between 14 August and 31 December. QSL via the bureau, direct, and LoTW.
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VY0ZOO NA-007 / NA-196 / NA-174
The Daily DX reports that Mike, VY0ZOO (VE2XB) now expects to be active as follows: 23 August-23 September Coral Harbour (NA-007) 24-29 September Sanikiluaq, Belcher Islands (NA-196) 30 September-4 October Naujaat (mainland) 5 October-6 November Igloolik (NA-174) 7 November-10 December Salluit (mainland Quebec, VE2) 11-22 December Coral Harbour (NA-007)
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H49A Solomon Islands OC-047
H4 - Team H49A (namely 9A2NA, 9A3CJY, 9A3MR, 9A4WY, 9A7Y and DK8ZZ) will be active from Guadalcanal (OC-047), Solomon Islands between 7 and 21 October. They will operate CW, SSB and FT8 on the HF bands and possibly 6 metres, with three stations and a focus on the human modes and the low bands. QSL via Club Log's OQRS (preferred), or via DK8ZZ; all QSOs will be uploaded to LoTW 6 months after the DXpedition. See https://solomon2026.com/ for more information.
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7P8GE Lesotho
Team 7P8GE (namely Manfred DK1BT, Wolf DL4WK, Annette DL6SAK, Tom DL7BO and Frank DL7UFR) will be active from Lesotho on 16-29 Octo- ber. They will operate CW, SSB, and digital modes on 80-10 metres with up to five stations. QSL via DL7UFR, direct or bureau; the full log will be uploaded to LoTW within six months. See https://webufr.dl7ufr.selfhost.eu/7p8/index.php for more infor- mation, including logsearch and OQRS.
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5H3MB Tanzania
Maurizio, IK2GZU will be active again as 5H3MB from Tanzania from 18 October to 18 November, while doing volunteer work at a local school. In his spare time he will operate SSB, CW and digital modes on 80-10 metres and via QO-100. QSL via Club Log's OQRS, LoTW, and eQSL, or via IK2GZU (direct or bureau).
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T88KH Koror Island OC-009
Ken, BM2JCC will be active again from Koror Island, (IOTA OC-009) Palau, 26 - 30 October 2026 as T88KH. QTH Grid PJ77fi. He will operate on 80 - 6m, SSB, FT8, FT4, including activity in CQ WW DX SSB Contest. QSL via home call.
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6W/I2YSB – 6W/IK2HKT Sénégal
The Italian DXpedition Team will be active from Senegal from 28 October to 9 November. Team members include Elvira IV3FSG, Franco I1FQH, Alfeo I1HJT, Tony I2PJA, Silvano I2YSB, Oscar IK2AQZ, Angelo IK2CKR, and Stefano IK2HKT. They will operate CW, SSB, and RTTY as 6W/I2YSB, and FT8 (MHSV) as 6W/IK2HKT with five stations on 160-6 metres. QSLs direct to I2YSB. See https://www.i2ysb.com/idt/ for more information, including the band plan and the direct links to the live stream and the real-time online log & OQRS.
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KH8A Pago Pago American Samoa OC-045
KH8 - Team KH8A (namely DJ9KH, DK5WL, DL1KWK, DL2RNS, DL4SVA, DL6KAC, DL6KVA, DL7JOM and DL7VEE) will be active from Pago Pago (OC-045), American Samoa from 29 October to 13 November. Plans are to operate CW, SSB, FT8 (MSHV) and RTTY on 160-6 metres with four stations 24/ 7. They recognize that propagation on the higher bands is declin- ing, prompting a strategic shift toward the mid and low bands. QSL via Club Log's OQRS, or via DL4SVA; full LoTW upload after six months. Bookmark https://kh8a.mydx.de/ for more information and updates.
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KH8A American Samoa OC-045
Due to a change in flight schedules, the KH8A DXpedition team will stay in Pago Pago two days less than planned and will be active from 30 October to 12 November. Four stations with small power amplifiers will be on the air around the clock on 160-6 metres CW, SSB, RTTY, and FT8 (MSHV). QSL via Club Log's OQRS (pre- ferred), or via DL4SVA; full LoTW upload after six months. Bookmark https://kh8a.mydx.de/ for more information and updates.
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C8K Mozambique
Le groupe Czech DXpedition (OK1BOA, OK1CRM, OK1FCJ, OK1GK, OK2ZA, OK2ZC, OK2ZI et OK6DJ) sera actif sous l'indicatif C8K depuis le Mozambique du 10 au 19 novembre. Ils opéreront en SSB, CW, FT8 et RTTY avec plusieurs stations sur les bandes 160 à 6 mètres, ainsi que par satellite (QO-100). Sous réserve de disponibilité d'Internet, ils utiliseront le flux en direct de Club Log. Les QSL peuvent être envoyées via LoTW, OQRS de Club Log ou via OK6DJ.