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Sep 19, 2026

BillHOST
0:00
Welcome to Episode 103 of the DX Mentor, a discussion with ARRL CEO, NA2AA, David Minster.
BillHOST
0:08
Joe, WAGEX will be joining us as well.
BillHOST
0:11
David will bring us the highlights of the July Board of Directors meeting and will update us on a few other ARRL activities.
BillHOST
0:30
It will drop at the same time.
BillHOST
0:32
If this is the first time you're joining us, welcome.
BillHOST
0:35
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BillHOST
0:39
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BillHOST
0:41
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BillHOST
9:17
And donors will get personalized certificates of appreciation at vk9xy2026.com. Now, we were able to get a team leader, N4ML Max, and advisors W0GJ, Glenn, W6IZT, Greg, on the DX Mentor podcast.
BillHOST
9:33
Many DXers are talking about how important it is to get young operators involved in ham radio and DX.
BillHOST
9:39
Greg and Glenn are doing something about it, so hats off to them.
BillHOST
9:43
We wish the team the best, and I will let you know when that podcast is scheduled.
Rich MosesonHOST
0:22
I'm Rich Moseson, W2VU, and this is ARRL Audio News for Friday, September 18, 2026.
Rich MosesonHOST
0:35
The Yagi-Uda beam antenna was invented 100 years ago, in 1926, and Contest University is celebrating the centennial of this ubiquitous DXing and contesting antenna with a live Zoom webinar tomorrow, Saturday, September 19th, at 1600 UTC.
Rich MosesonHOST
0:56
That's noon Eastern time.
Rich MosesonHOST
0:58
The link to this free webinar, titled The Yagi Turns 100, is in this week's ARRL letter.
G4NJHHOST
7:22
Operators will be active on the HFVHF and UHF bands.
G4NJHHOST
7:26
More information from qrz.com. DX News.
G4NJHHOST
7:30
Kazimir DL2SBY is active as S79 stroke call sign from Mahe AF024 in the Seychelles until tomorrow the 21st.
G4NJHHOST
7:41
He is operating CWFD8 and SSB on the HF and 6m bands QSL via Logbook of the World OQRS or directly to Kazimir.
G4NJHHOST
8:48
Tuesday the 22nd of September, RSGB SHF UK activity contest runs 1800 to 2130 UTC, all modes on the 2.3 to 10 gigs frequencies, the exchange's signal report serial number and locator.
G4NJHHOST
9:02
Thursday 24th, RSGB Autumn Series Data Contest runs 1900-2030 UTC, RITI and PSK63 on the 8m band exchanges signal report and serial number.
G4NJHHOST
9:15
CQ Worldwide DX RITI Contest starts 0000 UTC Saturday 26th.
G4NJHHOST
9:22
Ends 23.59 UTC, Sunday 27th.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:23
Join Tom, W5 Cub, and Brett Y7BG.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:29
Talking antennas, DX, and radio fun.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:33
Making friends around the world, one contact at a time.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:36
Amateur Radio Roundtable, where the ham radio world comes together.

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Bill BrownGUEST
28:07
They have a little dongle they send you.
Bill BrownGUEST
28:10
You plug it into a USB port on the Raspberry Pi And hook it up to monitor, and this is completely standalone, and it pulls in all the weather feeds and the other feeds.
Bill BrownGUEST
28:24
You can do DX.
Bill BrownGUEST
28:25
There's a lot of stuff it will do.
Jeff WhiteHOST
0:15
Hello and welcome to Wavescan, the international DX program researched and written in Indianapolis by Dr. Adrian Peterson and in Los Angeles by Ray Robinson and produced in the studios of WRMI Shortwave in Okeechobee, Florida.
Jeff WhiteHOST
0:32
I'm Jeff White.
Jeff WhiteHOST
0:33
This is edition NWS 916 for release on Sunday, September 13th, 2026.
Jeff WhiteHOST
0:42
On the program today, a wireless set on the ocean wave.
Jeff WhiteHOST
0:46
The HFCC in Armenia, part one.
Jeff WhiteHOST
0:49
And our Philippine DX report from Henry Umaray.
Jeff WhiteHOST
0:54
Music 100 years ago, listening to the radio was a very different experience, often requiring skills to construct receivers yourself.
Jeff WhiteHOST
1:10
Today, Ray Robinson has an interesting story from an article published in the UK back then about the wireless experiences of a merchant seaman.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
15:49
Now this weekend.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
15:50
September 12-13 CNET Contest and Worked All Europe DX Contest September 19-20 VHF UHF Field Day September 26-27 CQWW Ready Competition October 3-4 Oceania SSB Contest and Oceania CW Contest is October 10-11 October 24-25 CQWW SSB November 28-29 CQWWCW Contest.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
16:17
December 1-31 BK Yoda Contest.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
16:20
December 4-6 ARRL 160m Contest.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
16:22
December 12-13 ARRL 10m Contest.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
16:32
Now let's open the DX window to the world.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
16:35
LY4ADX reminder tells you when a station you want to work comes on the air.
FelixCORRESPONDENT
16:40
Enter the call sign, tick the bands and modes that interest you, and the app watches five spotting services every minute.
JoeHOST
1:24
And we had old knife switches to switch them back and forth.
JoeHOST
1:28
And then I came up through the ranks with the licensing and got hooked on DXing on six meters back in the 70s.
JoeHOST
1:37
And I've been a DXer ever since.
JoeHOST
1:39
Been on 62 DXpeditions.
CaseGUEST
3:55
I do kind of a ton of stuff.
CaseGUEST
3:57
Contesting is not my only thing.
CaseGUEST
3:58
I do a little bit of DXing.
CaseGUEST
4:01
I do quite a bit of DXpedition prep, actually.
BillHOST
7:55
As a reminder, the Mediterraneo DX Club will be active from Kirchhasa Democratic Republic of Congo is 9 Tango Zero Mike Delta from September 30th to October 11th.
BillHOST
8:06
They're asking DXers to complete a short survey to indicate which bands and modes from the Democratic Republic of Congo would be the most useful so that the team can plan operation where demand is the highest.
BillHOST
8:19
And if I recall, the 9-Tango is the first time that prefix has ever been issued.
BillHOST
8:24
So that'll be really, really in high demand.
G4NJHHOST
10:54
They write, as we head into September autumnal HF conditions are fast approaching.
G4NJHHOST
10:58
We can expect maximum usable frequency to climb during the day and DX to become more plentiful.
G4NJHHOST
11:04
However, we are not there yet and it may take a few more weeks before we see much of a change in HF propagation.
G4NJHHOST
11:11
Meanwhile solar activity remains quite low with the solar flux index around 100 to 110.
G4NJHHOST
11:55
Expect the daytime MUFs to climb to perhaps 28 or 29 megs by the end of the month.
G4NJHHOST
12:01
Two coronal holes appear to be developing on the Sun and will become earth-facing today , so there could be a coronal high-speed stream hitting us between tomorrow 14th and Wednesday 16th.
G4NJHHOST
12:12
DX to be worked next week includes Ri1FJZ from France Joseph Land, V47YA and V47RCX and St Kitts and Nevis, KH8WW from America Samoa, S79-DL2SBY from the Seychelles.
G4NJHHOST
12:32
Also look for PJ2-K5SL from Curaçao from the 18th of September and 8Q7JH in the Maldives.

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