KH0/KC0W -- Marianas Islands (Update May)

From QRZ.com (edited by OPDX):

Tom, KC0W, posted the following on QRZ.com, May 26th, after his towers,

Yagi's, radio equipment and computers were all destroyed by Super Typhoon

Sinlaku on April 14th:

"Will be QRO with 1.5 kW and new equipment in early June. Antenna will be

a tri-band rotatable dipole up 18 meters."

WRTC 2026

– Special Event Stations from Germany –

To support and accompany the World Radiosport Team Championship 2026 (WRTC 2026), several German special event stations will be active.

With these stations, we aim to draw the attention of the worldwide amateur radio community to this unique sporting event and promote the team spirit of the WRTC.

Special Event Callsigns:

During the entire WRTC period, the following special stations will be QRV:

All stations will issue the special DOK: 26WRTC.

The stations will be active on HF, VHF, and in various digital modes.

About the Activity:

The WRTC is considered the “Olympics of Amateur Radio.” With our special event callsigns, we aim to:

Key Data:

QSL Information:

Football World Cup 2026

– Special Event Stations from Germany –

To celebrate and accompany the FIFA World Cup 2026, several German special event stations will be active on the bands. With these callsigns, we aim to highlight this global sporting event and bring radio amateurs together worldwide.

Active Callsigns

During the entire World Cup period, the following special event stations will be QRV:

All stations will issue the special DOK: 26FWC (2026 Football World Cup).

We will be active on HF, VHF, and various digital modes. Thank you for calling us on the bands!

About the Activity

The FIFA World Cup is one of the most watched sporting events in the world. With our special event stations, we want to:

Key Data:

QSL Information:

Operating Notes

We will try to be active on as many bands and modes as possible.

Please watch the DX cluster and use split operation when requested.

AO100AG (SES) -- Spain

All contacts will be confirmed via eQSL and LoTW. This activity is open to shortwave listeners (SWLs), who must meet the same requirements as radio amateurs. To credit "1 contact", they must report at least 3 consecutive contacts made between the AO100AG station and other radio amateurs. This report must mandatory include: "Day, Frequency-Band, Time, Mode, and the 3 consecutive contacts". Contacts appearing in the cluster will not be accepted. Any requests that do not strictly comply with these rules will be automatically rejected. SWL requests must be submitted exclusively using this Excel template and, once completed, emailed to [email protected].

AO100AG Award: The award can be downloaded in Catalan, Spanish, and English. To obtain the Antoni Gaudí Death Centenary Award, at least 3 contacts must be made with the special callsign AO100AG.

Clarifying Note: Contacts made on the same day, on the same band, or using the same mode will be counted as duplicate contacts and will not count towards obtaining the award.

Checking contacts and downloading awards can be done in a fully automated way from this website, specifically at the URL: https://mikedeltavictor.com/ao100ag-centenario-de-la-muerte-de-gaudi/

Antoni Gaudí Death Centenary Award

3G0Z & XR0Z -- Juan Fernandez (Update May 31st)

Update from 3G0Z Web page: https://www.robinsoncrusoe2026.net/

Felipe, XQ7IR, posted the following update:

31.05.2026

Ten days after the start of the Dxpedition, I have reached 15K QSOs across

the different bands and modes from 160 to 10m.

The first contact was made on 160m FT8 with PY2KM. Immediately afterward

several signals began appearing on the waterfall, mainly from EU and NA

The antennas currently installed are as follows:

* 2-element Delta Loop* Single-element 12/17m Cubical Quad

* 2-element Delta Loop for 10m

* Single-element Delta Loop for 20m

* DX Commander antenna for 40/30/15m

* DX Engineering antenna for 60/80/160m

This antenna setup provides full coverage from 160m through 10m.

Today I had the pleasure of receiving a visit from my good friend John,

former CE0ZAM, remembered for activating San Félix and San Ambrosio

as XQ0X between 1991 and 1993. We had a very enjoyable conversation

about life, amateur radio, and his operation from San Félix more than 33

 years ago.

John is now retired from both amateur radio and professional work, spending

his days in the company of his children. He normally resides on Robinson

Crusoe Island, although he also spends extended periods in Valparaíso and

Santiago on mainland Chile.

The weather conditions on the island have been excellent, with temperatures

ranging from 15°C to 21°C and a light breeze throughout the day in general

has been a very pleasant stay.

Keep an eye to the low bands, Robinson Crusoe 3G0Z is ON AIR!

M0OXO QSL Manager Update May 31st (Logs & LoTW)

Charles Wilmott

From the M0OXO FaceBook page: https://www.facebook.com/charles.wilmott.3

(edited by OPDX)

Log & LoTW Updates 30/05/2026

5Z4/MM0ZBH Kenya (Express LoTW)

AU2M India (Express LoTW)

AU7RS Lakshadweep Islands (LoTW)

KP5/NP3VR Desecheo Island)(LoTW)

XX9W Macao (Express LoTW)(QSL Cards mailed)

Please report any Busted Calls using the facility on OQRS and NOT by

Social Media or Email. This is the fastest way to get your enquiry

Resolved.

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