DXCC
LOTW-Status 16-Nov-2024: DXCC Mixed 301, DXCC Challenge 2365, DXCC SAT: 152
My current DXCC diplomas, which I compiled since 6 March 2016.
DXCC is Amateur Radio's premier award that hams can earn by confirming on the air contacts with 100 countries. You can begin with the basic DXCC award and work your way up to the DXCC Honor Roll. "The basic rule is simple and direct: Each discrete geographical or political entity is considered to be a country." This rule has stood the test of time -- from the original list published in 1937, to the ARRL DXCC List of today.
DXCC Challenge Award History
collecting DXCC Challenge points started in March 2016! My first HF QSO was in March 2016 !
reached 300 DXCC Mixed on July 3, 2024
29. March 2021 "1'000" DXCC Challenge Points and Challenge Award
27. October 2021 "1'500" DXCC Challenge Points
6. October 2023 "2'000" DXCC Challenge Points
14. July 2024 "2'284" DXCC Challenge Points
2. September 2024 "2'300" DXCC Challenge Points
27. March 2021 "5-Band Band DXCC" Award
15. June 2022 the "Satellite DXCC Award #401"
This is the current list of the DXCC Challenge online
This is the current DXCC list
DXCC Standing list ARRL DXCC List
VUCC Standing list
Vortrag "Jagd nach DXCC Punkten - 2024" [25’296 KB]
21. Juni 2024 bei der Sektion HB9LU in Luzern
DXCC Challenge
5 Band DXCC Award
DXCC Satellite Certificate - June 2022
My current DXCC diplomas - there are more to come
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Helvetia Contest 2020
I reached the 4th place as Single-Operator High-Power :-)
This is the result of my first participation in the Swiss Helvetia Contest 2020, operated remotely with SmartSDR and a FlexRadio 6700 with a SPE Expert 1.3k amplifier and a HyEndFed 8 Wire antenna. -
Helvetia Contest 2021
I was part of the HB9ZG Context Team at Seeboden Alp
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Helvetia Contest 2022
As team HB9ZG we won this year's H26 Helvetia Contest in the category Multioperators and High Power.
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Helvetia Contest 2023
As team HB9ZG we won this year's H26 Helvetia Contest in the category Multioperators and High Power.