The Clipperton Island DXpedition has about 5 days remaining for their operation.\u00a0 Signals into Rhode Island have been exceptionally good.\u00a0 WB4SON reports working them on 160\/80\/40\/30\/20\/17\/15 and 12 meters using all modes (CW, SSB, Digital) in the past two days.\u00a0 So far nothing has been heard on 10 meters during the times they are active on that band, but conditions on 10 meters have been quite poor recently. (Ed: Bob reports that he managed to work them on 10 meter CW as well)<\/p>\n
TX5K has a wonderful real-time website that informs people what bands and modes are being used, and lets you know within a minute or two that you have a valid contact in their log.\u00a0 Check it out here:\u00a0 http:\/\/www.dxa2.org\/<\/a><\/p>\n For those of you interested in what goes into a $250,000 DXpedition, you might find the book written to describe this DXpedition<\/a> interesting.<\/p>\n This is the same gang that will be putting on a $1,000,000+ DXpedition to the Antarctic’s Heard Island<\/a> next Jan\/Feb.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Clipperton Island DXpedition has about 5 days remaining for their operation.\u00a0 Signals into Rhode Island have been exceptionally good.\u00a0 WB4SON reports working them on 160\/80\/40\/30\/20\/17\/15 and 12 meters using all modes (CW, SSB, Digital) in the past two days.\u00a0 … Continue reading