I’ve been a keen DX chaser for years, but recently I’ve gained interest in being the DX hotspot myself. This way I get to explore the outskirts of the world, as well as filling my logs with new contacts. A major contributing factor is being able to allow other operators check a DX entity of the list, and the response is often cheerful and heart-warming.
If you hear me on the air but for some reason can’t get through the pile, send me a message and we’ll schedule a QSO privately. SSB and FT4/8 is fine, but I’ll also work RTTY and CW upon request. I probably won’t have time for more than a “59 thanks”, but rest assured you’re in the log and have it confirmed shortly after. I will confirm all QSOs on LoTW, QRZ and Clublog – all bands, all modes.
My previous DXpeditions are listed on this page.
For upcoming or planned (daydreaming) DXpeditions, see this page.
I try my best to be polite and respectful on the air, and consequently I also fully support the DX Code of Conduct, more specifically:
- Listen to the operator!
- Do not interrupt an ongoing QSO!