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The Eastern Iowa DX Bulletin
Number 279, June 20, 2025

Craig Fastenow, KØCF, Editor

This bulletin is a compilation of currently active DX operations (or those that will become active within the current week) from recent issues of the three DX bulletins listed below and other sources. Credit for the source is given at the end of each article.

Articles are ordered by the entity's callsign prefix from the ARRL DXCC Entities List. Callsigns used are in bold with dates of operation highlighted in red. Clickable links are provided for QSL and other information wherever possible. Note that articles may be edited for grammar, language, style and accuracy and will remain in The Bulletin while active; articles that are announcements of ongoing operations, or that have no specified end date, will be removed after three weeks.

Also included is a Propagation section, updated daily; and a Contest Calendar of upcoming popular contests.

DX News items are courtesy of:
   The ARRL DX Bulletin
      The bulletin is available at http://www.arrl.org
   425 DX News, A.R.I. DX Bulletin (425DXN)
      Edited by Mauro Pregliasco, I1JQJ & Valeria Pregliasco, IK1ADH
      425 DX News Home Page: https://www.425dxn.org/
      425 DX News Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/425eng
   DX Newsletter (DXNL)
      Edited by Andreas Salder, DK5ON
      A weekly service of DARC Committee "DX", http://www.darcdxhf.de
   Propagation data is from:
      National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's
          Space Weather Prediction Center 
      Dr. Tony Phillips' SpaceWeather.com, used by permission
   Contest data courtesy of the WA7BNM Contest Calendar 



DX News

ARRL Logbook of The World®
ARRL announced on June 20th that LoTW will receive a major upgrade as part of the modernization of ARRL computer systems. LoTW will receive upgrades to the operating system, database system, and server hosting, where it will be migrated to the cloud. These changes will ensure LoTW performance meets future user demand.
   LoTW will be unavailable from June 27th to July 2nd. It may come back before July 2nd if the upgrade is completed earlier than anticipated.
   Please see the ARRL website at https://www.arrl.org for complete details.
-[KØCF June 20, 2025  (0620-0704)

3A, MONACO. Special event call sign 3A1ØØA will be QRV from April 15th to June 30th to commemorate the centenary of the IARU. Activity will be on 80 to 10 meters using CW, SSB, and various digital modes. QSL via LoTW.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 15 April 10, 2025]  (0411-0627)

4U/ITU, ITU HQ. Station 4UØITU is QRV until the end of 2025 to commemorate the International Telecommunications Union's 160th anniversary. QSL direct to 4UØITU.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 24 June 13, 2025]  (0613-0704)

7P, LESOTHO. Mark, KW4XJ and Arina, KO4PZT are QRV as 7P8AB and 7P8NB, respectively, until June 30th. QSL via KW4XJ.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 24 June 13, 2025]  (0613-0704)

8R, GUYANA. Aldir, PY1SAD is QRV as 8R1TM until July 10th. Activity is on 160 to 6 meters using CW, SSB, and various digital modes, as well as on various Satellites, during the weekdays between 2300z and 0200z. QSL to PY1SAD.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 23 June 5, 2025]  (0606-0711)

BY, CHINA. Members of the Hefei Youth DX Team will be QRV as BI6DX/5 from Daqu Shan Island (AS-137) from June 21st to 23rd. QSL via LoTW.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0627)

BY, CHINA. Xixue Liu, BG5CZD will be QRV as BG5CZD/5 from Zhousan Island (AS-137) on June 20th and 21st. Activity will be on the HF bands. QSL via LoTW.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0627)

CE9, ANTARCTICA. Alex, DL2ALY is QRV as DPØGVN until December. Activity is on 160 to 6 meters using SSB and FT8, and on Satellite QO-100. QSL via DL4BBH.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 23 June 5, 2025]  (0606-0627)

CN, MOROCCO. Michel, F5LRL will be QRV as CN2DX near Kenitra from June 25th to August 30th. Activity is on 40 to 6 meters using CW, SSB, and FT8 generally during his early morning (0500-1000 UTC) and evening (1800-2200 UTC) hours. QSL via F5LRL.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0829)

DL, GERMANY. Special callsign DMØLIMES will be active from May 1st to July 1st for this year's German World Heritage Day (June 1st). Also active will be DM3LIMES on May 31st - June 1st. The Limes was the border line of the Roman Empire at its greatest extent. In 2005, the remnants of the Upper German-Raetian Limes were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list as "Frontiers of the Roman Empire". QSL both via the bureau.
-[425DXN # 1773 April 26, 2025]  (0425-0627)

DXCC TOP TWENTY. Here are the top 20 entities on ClubLog’s "DXCC Most Wanted" list as of June 19, 2025:
   1. P5     DPRK (North Korea)  11. VKØM   Macquarie Island
   2. BS7H   Scarborough Reef    12. KH4    Midway Island
   3. CEØX   San Felix Islands   13. PYØS   Saint Peter And Paul Rocks
   4. BV9P   Pratas Island       14. KP5    Desecheo Island
   5. KH7K   Kure Island         15. VPØS   South Sandwich Islands
   6. KH3    Johnston Island     16. ZL9    New Zealand Subantarctic Islands
   7. 3Y/P   Peter 1 Island      17. FK/C   Chesterfield Islands
   8. FT5/X  Kerguelen Island    18. VKØH   Heard Island
   9. YVØ    Aves Island         19. FT/T   Tromelin Island
  10. 3Y/B   Bouvet Island       20. EZ     Turkmenistan
For the complete list, see https://clublog.org/mostwanted.php
-[KØCF June 20, 2025  (0620-0711)

EA8, CANARY IS. Mike, HB9MBS plans to be QRV as EA8/HB9MBS from Los Quemados from June 1st to 29th. QSL to HB9MBS.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 22 May 29, 2025]  (0530-0704)

F, FRANCE. Special callsign TM17KUQ will be activated on Oleron Island (EU-032) by members of the Radio-Club de Cestas (F6KUQ) from June 20th-23rd. They will operate CW and SSB. QSL via TM17KUQ.
-[425DXN # 1780 June 14, 2025]  (0620-0627)

F, FRANCE. F2VX, F4WEO and F9IE will be active holiday style as TM5RE from Re Island (EU-032) on June 16th-22nd. They will operate SSB, CW, FT4 and FT8 ("normal, F/H, MSHV") on various bands. QSL via LoTW.
-[425DXN # 1780 June 14, 2025]  (0613-0627)

F, FRANCE. Special callsigns TM1ØØI, TM1ØØA, TM1ØØR and TM1ØØU by the Radio Club Pierre Coulon (F5KMB) celebrate the centenary of the International Amateur Radio Union from April 12th to July 13th. QSL via eQSL only; paper cards will not be provided.
-[425DXN # 1771 April 12, 2025]  (0411-0711)

FO, FRENCH POLYNESIA. Nobby, GØVJG, will be operating as FO/GØVJG from Bora Bora Island (OC-067) from June 11th to 27th. QSL via MØOXO's OQRS.
-[DXNL # 2457 May 7, 2025]  (0606-0627)

HI, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. Members of the Radio Club Dominicano are QRV with special call sign HI99RCD until June 30th to celebrate the club's 99th anniversary. QSL via bureau.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0704)

I, ITALY. Domenico, IK1MNF will be active again as IK1MNF/IA5 from Isola d' Elba (EU-028) from early June until the end of September. He will operate mainly SSB on 20-6 meters. QSOs will be uploaded to LoTW and ClubLog. QSL via IK1MNF.
-[425DXN # 1778 May 31, 2025]  (0606-0627)

J7, DOMINICA. Laurent, FM5BH will be active as J79BH from Dominica (NA-101) on June 25th-29th. He will operate SSB and CW on 80-10 meters. QSL via ClubLog's OQRS, or direct to FM5BH.
-[425DXN # 1781 June 21, 2025]  (0620-0704)

JD1/O, OGASAWARA. Kou, JP1IHD is QRV as JD1BQP from Chichijima (AS-031) until June 21st. Activity is focused on 6 meters using SSB, FT8, and FT4. QSL direct to JP1IHD.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0627)

KH9, WAKE I. For KH7AL/KH9's upcoming operating windows see: https://kh7al.site/kh9-upcoming-activity/.
-[DXNL # 2463 June 18, 2025]  (0620-0704)

OE, AUSTRIA. Special callsign OE7ØOE celebrates the Austrian State Treaty of 70 years ago until the end of June.
-[DXNL # 2459 May 21, 2025]  (0523-0627)

OHØ, ALAND IS. Kimmo, OH3DJP will be QRV as OHØ/OH3DJP from June 24th to July 1st. Activity will be holiday style on 160 to 10 meters, and possibly 6 meters. QSL via LoTW.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0704)

OJØ, MARKET REEF. Juuso, OH1JW is QRV as OJØJW while volunteering for the Finnish Lighthouse Society. Activity is in his spare time on various analog Satellites, mainly on RS-44. QSL via LoTW.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0711)

OK, CZECH REPUBLIC. Martin, OL5Y (OK1FUA) and Vaclav, OL9R (OK6RA) are very happy to have made it to WRTC 2026 and will be using the special callsign OL26WRTC during 2025 and 2026 as a celebration and promotion of that event. The 10th World Radio Sport Team Championship (https://www.wrtc2026.org) will take place in England on July 8-13, 2026. QSL via ClubLog's OQRS, or direct to OK6RA.
-[425DXN # 1781 June 21, 2025]  (0620-0711)

OX, GREENLAND. Bo, OZ1DJJ will be active as OX3LX from two locations on the main island of Greenland (NA-018): Kangerlussuaq (GP47pa) on June 5th-9th, and Nuuk (GP44de) on June 10th-22nd. As always, this will be a working trip, and he will be QRV only in his spare time. QSL via OZØJ, ClubLog's OQRS and LoTW.
-[425DXN # 1778 May 31, 2025]  (0530-0627)

PA, NETHERLANDS. Special event station PA2Ø25NATO will be QRV during the month of June to highlight the 2025 NATO Summit to be held in the Hague. QSL via bureau or direct to PA2Ø25NATO.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 22 May 29, 2025]  (0530-0704)

PA, NETHERLANDS. Peter, PD1RP is QRV with special event station PD8ØFREE until June 30th to celebrate the 80 years of liberation since World War II. Activity is on 40, 20, 10, and 2 meters using CW, SSB, and digital modes. QSLs sent to all contacts via the bureau. No QSL or request needed.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 15 April 10, 2025]  (0411-0627)

T3Ø, WEST KIRIBATI. Members of the Rebel DX Group are QRV as T3ØTTT from North Tarawa until September 8th. Activity is on 160 to 6 meters using CW, SSB, FT8, and FT4 with up to 10 stations active. QSL via LoTW.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0905)

T8, PALAU. Nobu, JAØJHQ will be active again as T88PB from Koror (OC-009), Palau on June 19th-23rd, with main activity during the All-Asian DX CW Contest (June 21st-22nd). QSL via LoTW (preferred) or direct to JAØJHQ.
-[425DXN # 1780 June 14, 2025]  (0613-0627)

TG, GUATEMALA. Todd, AF4CZ is QRV as TG9/AF4CZ until July 9th. Activity is on 40 to 10 meters using FT8, FT4, and some SSB. QSL to AF4CZ.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0711)

TK, CORSICA. Pascal, F6UIG will be active as TK2C from Corsica (EU-014) on June 9th-23rd. He will operate CW and SSB on 40-10 meters. He could also be QRV as TK/F6UIG/p while doing some POTA activities. QSL via F6UIG.
-[425DXN # 1779 June 7, 2025]  (0606-0627)

UK, UZBEKISTAN. Rene, DL2JRM is QRV from the UK8AXA club station until June 23rd. Activity is on the HF bands using CW. This includes being an entry in the All Asian DX CW contest (June 21st-June 22nd). QSL via bureau.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0627)

UK, UZBEKISTAN. Vlad, R9LR, will be active as UK/R9LR from June 24th to 27th on HF and via QO-100 (CW, SSB, digital modes). QSL via R9LR.
-[DXNL # 2463 June 18, 2025]  (0620-0627)

V4, ST. KITTS & NEVIS. John, W5JON will be QRV as V47JA from St. Kitts (NA-104) from June 15th to 24th. Activity will be on 160 to 6 meters using SSB and FT8, with a focus on 6 meters. QSL via LoTW, or direct only to W5JON.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 24 June 13, 2025]  (0613-0627)

VE, CANADA. Pierre, VE3KTB will be active again as VYØERC from the Eureka Amateur Radio Club station on Ellesmere Island (NA-008) from June 26th to July 24th. He operates SSB, CW and FT8 on various bands when time permits. He plans to operate as VYØRAC during the RAC Canada Day Contest (July 1st). QSL via MØOXO's OQRS and LoTW.
-[425DXN # 1781 June 21, 2025]  (0620-0725)

VE, CANADA. To celebrate the 65th anniversary of the Dobson Trail, Canada's longest volunteer-maintained trail, special event station VC9DT will be active throughout June. It will be operated by VE9ACC and friends from various locations along the 60-kilometer trail, including several WWFF (World Wide Flora & Fauna) sites. Operators will be QRV on multiple bands on SSB and FT8/FT4. See https://www.qrz.com/db/VC9DT for award information and further details. QSL via VE9CF.
-[425DXN # 1777 May 24, 2025]  (0530-0627)

VP5, TURKS & CAICOS IS. Fabian, J69FL is QRV as VP5FL from Providenciales Island while working here. Activity may be in his spare time on 80 to 10 meters using SSB. QSL to J69FL.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 23 June 5, 2025]  (0606-0627)

VP8, FALKLAND IS. Gerry, G3WIP is QRV as VP8DPD from Port Stanley (SA-002) until July 12th. Activity is mostly on 20 to 10 meters. QSL via EA5GL.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0711)

VP9, BERMUDA. Chris, W6CPL is QRV as W6CPL/VP9 until June 22nd. Weather permitting, he will operate on 40, 20, and 15 meters. QSL via LoTW.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 24 June 13, 2025]  (0613-0627)

YJ, VANUATU. Bob, ZL1RS will be active as YJØRS from Efate (OC-035), Vanuatu on June 11th-28th. He will be QRV primarily on 6 meters FT8, with the main focus on ionospheric propagation and some activity on 10 meters if the Magic Band is closed. He will also be on 6m EME for about one hour at each moonrise and moonset. See https://www.qsl.net/zl1rs/yj0_eme.html for more information. QSL via LoTW, ClubLog's OQRS, or via ZL1RS.
-[425DXN # 1779 June 7, 2025]  (0606-0627)

YV, VENEZUELA. A group of operators are QRV as YW6M from Chimana Segunda Island (SA-090) until June 24th. Activity is on 80 to 10 meters, and on various satellites. The island is part of POTA VE-0011. QSL direct to W4DTA.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 25 June 19, 2025]  (0620-0627)

ZL, NEW ZEALAND. Special callsign ZL1ØØIARU will be used by New Zealand's IARU member society, NZART, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the International Amateur Radio Union until July 31st. QSOs will be uploaded to QRZ Logbook and LoTW.
-[425DXN # 1776 May 17, 2025]  (0516-0801)

ZL7, CHATHAM IS. Holger, DL3IO is QRV as ZL7IO from Waitangi (OC-038) until June 26th while working on equipment repairs. He may be active as a Single Op/Single Band/Low Power 40 meter entry in the CQ WPX CW contest (May 24th-25th). QSL via LoTW, ClubLog's OQRS (preferred), or via DK7AO.
-[ARRL DX Bulletin # 21 May 22, 2025]  (0523-0627)




Propagation (Updated daily)

Solar Data

The Weekly Solar Data chart plots Solar Flux Index (SFI), Sunspot number (SSN) and Planetary K-Index (Kp) for the past 8 days. With 8 Planetary K-index readings each day, only the minimum, average and maximum K-index values are plotted. Note: You may click here or on the chart above to see the same data for the past month.

The Daily Solar Flux Index, Sunspot number, Planetary K-index, Solar Flux predictions and Solar Flare data used in this bulletin have been collected by KØCF from the U.S. Department of Commerce's NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center.

The propagation graphs above are the creations of KØCF and are unique in space weather reporting.

Please Note: The graphs are high resolution .PNG files which you may view in greater detail using your browser's "zoom" feature. Alternatively, right click on the graph and select "Open Image in New Tab" to enlarge it, or "Save Image As..." to save it to your computer for further analysis.

  NASA's current view of
  the Sun at a wave-
  length of 131 Angstroms.
  This wavelength shows 
  incredible solar detail.

  Click here or on the
  image to view as a full
  screen 48-hour video
  loop. It is fascinating!
The current Sun at 131 Angstroms

Propagation Summary
For the 8 day period from Sunday, June 15th through yesterday, June 22nd.

The average solar flux was 134, down 7 points from the previous week, with a weekly high of 161 on Sunday, June 15th, followed by a low of 120 on June 21st.

The average sunspot count was 102, down by 19 from last week, peaking at 141 on Sunday, June 15th followed by a weekly low of 80 on June 22nd.

The Planetary K-index weekly average was 3.5 with a maximum of 4.3 on Thursday, June 19th, indicating generally quiet geomagnetic conditions. Yesterday's K-index maximum was 3.7 continuing the generally quiet conditions.

Solar flare activity since June 16th has been decreasing with 7 major flares, the largest of which was a major X 1.9 event on Thursday, June 19th.

Propagation Data
Major solar flares, Monday, June 16th through 1454 UTC, June 23rd.

  #     Date     UTC     Mag.  
1 Jun 19  2350  X 1.9 
2 Jun 18  0000  M 1.5 
3 Jun 17  2149  X 1.2 
4 Jun 16  1455  M 1.1 
5 Jun 16  1139  M 1.4 
6 Jun 16  0938  M 6.3 
7 Jun 16  0423  M 1.8 

   (NOAA's graph of recent flare activity: GOES-X-Ray-Flux)

From the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center, here are the probabilities of major solar flares and the predicted 10.7 cm Solar Flux for the next 3 days. NOAA updates this information daily.

Date  M-Flares   X-Flares   Solar Flux 
 Jun 23 45%10%125
 Jun 24 45%10%120
 Jun 25 45%10%125

Looking farther ahead, here is the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center forecast of 10.7 cm radio flux and maximum Planetary K-index (Kp) for the next 12 days. This data is updated by NOAA every Monday (last updated on June 23, 2025).

 Date   Flux   Kp 
 Jun 23 1253
 Jun 24 1204
 Jun 25 1255
 Jun 26 1305
 Date   Flux  Kp 
 Jun 27 1354
 Jun 28 1403
 Jun 29 1453
 Jun 30 1452
 Date   Flux  Kp 
 Jul 1 1404
 Jul 2 1404
 Jul 3 1404
 Jul 4 1452

A Hole in the Sun's Atmosphere
A large hole in the sun's atmosphere is turning toward Earth and spraying a stream of solar wind in our direction. The leading edge is expected to arrive late on June 25th, bringing a chance of G1-class geomagnetic storms. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras, especially in the southern hemisphere where winter darkness favors visibility.
(Copyright © SpaceWeather.com June 23, 2025. Republished by permission.)

Global D Region Absorption
Conditions in the D-region of the ionosphere have a dramatic effect on HF communications. The D-Region Absorption map combines the effects of solar particles and photons. Yellow to red colors on the map depict increasing signal attenuation, where the bar chart at the right displays attenuation versus frequency. Click the thumbnail below for an animated map of D-Region Absorption:
Absorption

The Aurora Borealis
The aurora is not only beautiful to see but can have a profound impact on HF and VHF radio propagation. For the HF operator, auroras can result in a complete shut-down of propagation. However, on VHF, auroras present interesting DX possibilities. Beam antennas are very desirable and should be pointed north, towards the aurora. Signals are reflected by “back-scatter” and will be distorted with a rough buzz. SSB is the best voice mode to use, but copy can be difficult. CW will have a rough buzzy sound but be perfectly copyable. Click the thumbnail below for an animated map of aurora versus time:
Auroral Oval

Highs for Cycle 25
  Solar Flux: 336 on August 8, 2024.
  Sunspots:  382 on 
August 10, 2024.

Popular Propagation web sites
  https://prop.kc2g.com/ (Excellent Maximum Usable Frequency map)
  NOAA https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/
  https://www.spaceweather.com/
  https://www.solarham.com/
  https://dx.qsl.net/propagation/

A Propagation Tutorial
The solar X-ray flux tracks solar activity and solar flares. Solar flux, which can vary from as low as 50 to as high as 300, influences the level of ionization in the F2 region of the ionosphere, providing a very good prediction of HF DX conditions. The higher the solar flux, the better conditions will be for the higher HF frequencies and even 6 meters. However, the levels need to be maintained for some days to allow ionization in the F2 layer to build up. A solar flux of 150 results in good HF band conditions, while levels of 200 and up can provide great conditions.

Large X-ray flares on the sun can increase the ionization of the D layer of the ionosphere (a lower layer) on the sunlit side of the Earth, greatly attenuating or blocking HF radio transmissions for up to a half hour. Solar flares often produce Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) which, if Earth directed, can lead to geomagnetic storms. Some large flares are also accompanied by strong radio bursts that may interfere with other radio frequencies and cause problems for satellite communication and radio navigation (GPS).

The Planetary K-index is a measure of the magnitude of geomagnetic storms and is an excellent indicator of disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field. A level of 1 or 2 represents quiet geomagnetic conditions; a reading of 3 or 4 may cause some propagation deterioration; 5 and 6 are minor to moderate geomagnetic storms; and 7 to 9 are strong, severe, and extreme storm conditions. Strong geomagnetic storms can trigger Auroral displays and cause HF radio blackouts. Higher geomagnetic activity also has the adverse effect of lowering maximum usable frequencies, much like lower solar flux does.

For best conditions, the solar flux should be above 150 for a few days with the K index below 2. When these conditions are met, some good DX is likely!
-[Compiled from information on NOAA.gov and other sources]



Contest Calendar

  Weekly Contests

Contest Start UTC End Web Site
K1USN Slow Speed Test Monday 0000Z 0100Z Rules
ICWC Medium Speed Test Monday 1300Z 1400Z Rules
Monday 1900Z 2000Z
Tuesday 0300Z 0400Z
CWops Test (CWT) Wednesday 1300Z 1400Z Rules
Wednesday 1900Z 2000Z
Thursday 0300Z 0400Z
Thursday 0700Z 0800Z
Weekly RTTY Test Friday 0145Z 0215Z Rules
NCCC CW Sprint (NS) Friday 0230Z 0300Z Rules
     Note: Start Days are in UTC, e.g. Monday at 0000 UTC is
     Sunday at 7:00 PM in the Central Daylight Saving Time zone, or
     Sunday at 6:00 PM in the Central Standard Time zone.

  Full Calendar

Contest Start End Web Site
Stew Perry Topband Challenge Jun 21 1500Z Jun 22 1500Z Rules
West Virginia QSO Party Jun 21 1600Z Jun 22 0400Z Rules
ARRL Kids Day Jun 21 1800Z Jun 21 2359Z Rules
His Maj. King of Spain Contest, SSB Jun 28 1200Z Jun 29 1200Z Rules
ARRL Field Day Jun 28 1800Z Jun 29 2100Z Rules
RAC Canada Day Contest Jul 1 0000Z Jul 1 2359Z Rules
IARU HF World Championship Jul 12 1200Z Jul 13 1200Z Rules
North American QSO Party, RTTY Jul 19 1800Z Jul 20 0600Z Rules
CQ Worldwide VHF Contest Jul 19 1800Z Jul 20 2100Z Rules
North American QSO Party, CW Aug 2 1800Z Aug 3 0600Z Rules
WAE DX Contest, CW Aug 9 0000Z Aug 10 2359Z Rules
Maryland-DC QSO Party Aug 9 1400Z Aug 10 0400Z Rules
North American QSO Party, SSB Aug 16 1800Z Aug 17 0600Z Rules
ARRL Rookie Roundup, RTTY Aug 17 1800Z Aug 17 2359Z Rules
Ohio QSO Party Aug 23 1600Z Aug 24 0400Z Rules
YO DX HF Contest Aug 30 1200Z Aug 31 1200Z Rules
World Wide Digi DX Contest Aug 30 1200Z Aug 31 1200Z Rules
Kansas QSO Party Aug 30 1400Z Aug 31 2000Z Rules
Tennessee QSO Party Sep 7 1700Z Sep 8 0300Z Rules
ARRL September VHF Contest Sep 13 1800Z Sep 15 0300Z Rules
Scandinavian Activity Contest, CW Sep 20 1200Z Sep 21 1200Z Rules
New Jersey QSO Party Sep 20 1400Z Sep 21 0159Z Rules
Texas QSO Party Sep 20 1400Z Sep 21 2000Z Rules
Wisconsin Parks on the Air Sep 20 1600Z Sep 20 2300Z Rules
Washington State Salmon Run Sep 20 1600Z Sep 21 2400Z Rules
New Hampshire QSO Party Sep 20 1600Z Sep 21 2200Z Rules
North American Sprint, RTTY Sep 21 0000Z Sep 21 0359Z Rules
     -[Contest data courtesy of the WA7BNM Contest Calendar ]