The ARRL has issued the following bulletin regarding 2018 Field Day activity
Z6 Call Sign Not Recognized by the ITU.
After some enquiries by the Administration of Serbia the ITU has issued bulletin 1149. Page seven of the bulletin reads as follows. The full bulletin can be found at the url listed
It is Not Radio, but it is Interesting.
It appears there is a thought to use underwater fibre optic cables to detect earthquakes
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/underwater-fiber-optic-cables-could-moonlight-earthquake-sensors
Baker Island DXpedition June 27 July 7 2018..
The Baker Island DXpedition continues preparation as the dates move ever closer. For all the information on this event go to
2018 Field Day Information..
If you are looking for any information regarding the 2018 Field Day event this site will probably have the information you are looking for. Enjoy Field Day
Westcoast Amateur Radio Association Field Day Swap Meet..
The Westcoast Amateur Radio Association Field Day Event
How About Satellites on Field Day 2018..
The Radio Amateurs of Canada has posted information about Satellite participation in the 2018 Field Day event. To learn more
Pacific Northwest DX Convention Aug 3-5 2018 Registration is Open
The Pacific DX Convention will be held in New Westminster BC Aug 3 to 5 2018. Registration is now open as are hotel bookings. To learn more go to
pacificnxdxconvention.com
BC QSO PARTY Results Posted.
The post-event report for BCQP 2018 has been uploaded to the BCQP section of the Orca DXCC website. It includes my thoughts as contest coordinator, the usual number crunching and a summary of results. I believe the report, with year-on-year analysis, puts BCQP 2018 results and activity into perspective and provides good info for the future.
The separate results pages — one for BC stations and one for out-of-BC stations — offer a more detailed breakdown of scores. (See links below.)
International Space Station Ham TV fails June 2018..
The ARRL has released the following bulletin regarding the ham TV station on the ISS