Across borders.
Through the airwaves.
Two activations. Hundreds of connections. Explore the places and callsigns behind our 2022 radio logs.
Find your callsign ↗A world of radio friendship.
Choose a marker or a flag to explore a division.
Locations are inferred from callsign prefixes. Markers show approximate division centres, not station positions or confirmed operating locations. Flags identify the associated country; division names distinguish territories and UK nations. DX divisions are not a count of sovereign countries.
Contacts by day
Two chapters in the archive.
All records use SSB mode. Dates and times are shown as logged; no timezone was recorded.
Were you in the log?
Original contact records, with repeat contacts retained.
| Callsign | Country / territory | Activation | Date / time | Mode |
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About the records & map
Source: three TablePress CSV files exported on 1 November 2026. This archive displays the two contact logs: 53 public records for 30DT-VC and 272 for 137DT-DX. The awards catalogue is not used to determine eligibility. Repeat callsigns are retained; distinct callsigns use exact text matching, ignoring letter case. Six missing sequence numbers in the November log have not been filled in.
Country and territory labels are inferred from the leading number in each callsign, using the Romeo Charlie DX division reference. Approximate marker centres include adjustments for UK nations, Crete and European Russia. Locations have not been verified against individual stations. Land outline: Natural Earth (public domain). Flag assets: Flagcdn.
The public archive omits a record at the administrator’s request. Original source and private review files are retained separately.