So, what sub-bands? They would be wise not to use the normal FT8 frequencies. 73, Ken, AB1J

FT8 DX Contest 2019 Rules 1 – Date Begins: 13-April-2019 | 12:00 UTC Ends: 14-April-2019 | 12:00 UTC 2 – Bands and mode 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 meters on FT8 mode. Any station may work any

What frequency sub-bands are to be used? I didn't see anything in a quick look at the rules. 73, Ken, AB1J

Hello GAPA'ians: This is the first real FT8 only DX contest sponsored by the European FT8 Club, and an opportunity to pickup some new grids/prefixes ! Here is the link for the rules, hours, exchange,

All, I encourage use of eQSL as well. I chase the Japan Amateur Radio League (JARL) awards and they only recognize eQSL and not LOTW. They want you to be able to print out the

Have you ever worked a new, somewhat elusive or rare grid, only to find that the station you worked does not QSL in any manner whatsoever: no LoTW, no eQSL, no paper QSL. Any there is no email

Hello There are several grids in the state of Texas that are quite difficult to work, primarily because there are just too few ops. Among these "semi-rare" grids are: DM71; DM85, 86; DM90, 91, 94;

All, I have gotten this blurb in eham and QRZ. https://www.eham.net/articles/42869 https://forums.qrz.com/index.php?threads/the-grid-and-prefix-award-program-gapa.651959/ The Wireless Institute of

I hadn't thought of using the same callsign/mm to claim additional grids. Need to pay more attention to that. Alan WL7CG

All, Yuri, UT1FG/MM is starting back across the south Atlantic headed for Europe. He's available ft8 most every day on 20M and 40M, sometimes on 17M and 80M. He always has a good signal and is a

All, Once I was able to send out invitations for the list, we started getting people to join. I am hoping we can use this list as a vehicle to promote and improve the GAPA Program. I think it's