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Sep 20, 2026

Bill BarnesPANELIST
43:47
Um, we had a brief QSO, and I appreciate her for turning the knob down a little slow speed so I could keep up because I'll-- I have a comment about that after the last one here.
Bill BarnesPANELIST
43:57
And I did work the Franz Josef Land, um, DXpedition, the northernmost DXpedition, and, uh, that actually is a new country for me.
Bill BarnesPANELIST
44:09
The funny story is because I got wrapped up in work, I haven't been working, uh, Morse code as much as I was before in the past.
Bill BarnesPANELIST
44:16
Boy, that goes away really quick.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:51
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with a brand new edition of A Century of Amateur Radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:01
And we'll stop by and visit with Bill Sires, AJ8B, in the DX Corner with all of the latest DXpeditions, DX, upcoming contests, and much more.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:12
That's all straight ahead as North America's premier amateur radio and technology news magazine and bulletin service, This Week in Amateur Radio, takes to the air right now.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:24
Reporting from the Ham Shack TV studios in Knoxville, Tennessee, where we're rested up and ready for a new season of This Week in Amateur Radio, I'm Josh Marler, AA4WX.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:51
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with a brand new edition of A Century of Amateur Radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:01
And we'll stop by and visit with Bill Sires, AJ8B, in the DX Corner with all of the latest DXpeditions, DX, upcoming contests, and much more.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:12
That's all straight ahead as North America's premier amateur radio and technology news magazine and bulletin service, This Week in Amateur Radio, takes to the air right now.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:24
Reporting from the Ham Shack TV studios in Knoxville, Tennessee, where we're rested up and ready for a new season of This Week in Amateur Radio, I'm Josh Marler, AA4WX.
BillHOST
1:01
From the Pacific, we have America Samoa, Kilo Hotel 8 Whiskey Whiskey.
BillHOST
1:05
The Kilo Hotel 8 Whiskey Whiskey DXpedition is QRV from Anua Island, the same location as Kilo 8 Kilo until September 24th with operators YL2GM, URUS, and EA5EL, Eugene.
BillHOST
1:19
Antennas include a spider beam, verticals for 160, 80, and 40 meters, a DX commander, and an inverted V for 60 meters.
BillHOST
1:28
They will operate 160 through 10 meters on CW sideband FT8 and RIDI.

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BillHOST
8:16
Victor Kilo 9 X-Ray Yankee will be a November 16th to December 4th de-expedition to Christmas Island that gives young amateur radio control operators real-world leadership and operating experience.
BillHOST
8:29
Led by Max and for Mike Lima, eight young hams from the United States, Lithuania, Japan, and Malawi will plan, build, and operate the expedition themselves with veteran de-expeditioners W6IZT Gregg, and W0GJ Glenn serving only as advisors.
BillHOST
8:49
In partnership with YOTA and supported by the Northern California DX Foundation Equipment Grant, VK9XY will also allow 30 to 40 additional young operators worldwide to gain remote DXpedition experience through the next-gen RIB2 stations.
BillHOST
9:06
Donations to help cover every team member's travel and operating expenses so that costs do not keep these young people from participating can be made.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:51
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with a brand new edition of A Century of Amateur Radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:01
And we'll stop by and visit with Bill Sires, AJ8B, in the DX Corner with all of the latest DXpeditions, DX, upcoming contests, and much more.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:12
That's all straight ahead as North America's premier amateur radio and technology news magazine and bulletin service, This Week in Amateur Radio, takes to the air right now.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:24
Reporting from the Ham Shack TV studios in Knoxville, Tennessee, where we're rested up and ready for a new season of This Week in Amateur Radio, I'm Josh Marler, AA4WX.
Josh MarlerHOST
1:51
Our own amateur radio historian, Will Rogers, K5WLR, returns with a brand new edition of A Century of Amateur Radio.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:01
And we'll stop by and visit with Bill Sires, AJ8B, in the DX Corner with all of the latest DXpeditions, DX, upcoming contests, and much more.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:12
That's all straight ahead as North America's premier amateur radio and technology news magazine and bulletin service, This Week in Amateur Radio, takes to the air right now.
Josh MarlerHOST
2:24
Reporting from the Ham Shack TV studios in Knoxville, Tennessee, where we're rested up and ready for a new season of This Week in Amateur Radio, I'm Josh Marler, AA4WX.
CaseGUEST
3:58
I do a little bit of DXing.
CaseGUEST
4:01
I do quite a bit of DXpedition prep, actually.
CaseGUEST
4:04
I'm working on one right now.
CaseGUEST
4:07
I don't go on them because I'm so busy with school.
SteveHOST
21:06
They'll be using four local stations and two remote stations and operating CW, SSB, FT8 and also accessing the QA100 satellite.
SteveHOST
21:18
Flex Radio is providing four Aurora 500 watt transceivers for the operation and locally here in Perth Comtech Radio is providing a PGXL amplifier and assisting with logistics in Perth prior to the DXpedition.
SteveHOST
21:31
Many DX groups worldwide as well as DX Engineering are also sponsoring this trip The team will be on the island from November 16th to December 4th.
SteveHOST
21:42
They're also looking forward to meeting any Perth hams prior to flying out.
BillHOST
12:27
Led by Max, November 4, Mike Lima, eight young hams from the United States, Lithuania, Japan, and Malawi will plan, build, and operate the expedition themselves with veteran de-expeditioners Whiskey 6, India Zulu Tango Greg, and Whiskey Zero GJ Glenn serving only as advisors.
BillHOST
12:48
In partnerships with Yoda and supported by Northern California DX Foundation Equipment Grant, VK9XY will also allow 30 to 40 additional young operators worldwide to gain remote DXpedition experience through the NextGen RIB2 stations.
BillHOST
13:03
Donations help cover every team member's travel and operating expenses, so cost does not keep talented young operators from participating.
BillHOST
13:12
Donors who do make a donation will receive a personalized certificate of appreciation at vk9xy2026.com.
BillHOST
0:36
The first concerns Maxim, Oscar Hotel Seven Oscar.
BillHOST
0:40
He's been planning a solo DXpedition to Papua New Guinea as Papa 29 Yankee Yankee to run between August 29th and September 8th.
BillHOST
0:49
However, he has run into several obstacles.
BillHOST
0:52
In his own words, quote, "There is still very high uncertainty with the equipment importing and exporting.
BillHOST
0:58
Thus, the DXpedition may end up not starting with some nasty consequences for me right at the airport when I am already in Papua New Guinea.
BillHOST
1:07
Yes, I do have the license issued back in March.
BillHOST
1:10
No, I don't have a separate import document for my radios, SWR meters, and antennas.
BillHOST
1:26
Email in general is extremely slow, and the answers are still inconclusive since different sources provide different information, even within NICTA.

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