There are a huge number of resources online covering the full range of DX operations. I won't list them all - but here's a few that are very helpful and easy to use.

NG3K hosts a website called "NG3K announced DX Operations." This site has tons of good information presented in a grid like format. There are also plenty of links to other ham and DX related websites. This site is free and loads very quickly.

Bernie McClenny has a great DX offering with the "Daily DX"...
On his website there's a lot of free information and links, including the "Daily DX Calendar" but the big value here is his daily DX bulletin that is available as a paid subscription. It's emailed out every morning five days a week and sometimes there's supplemental releases as news warrants. It is easily worth the money if you're a serious DX'er. He even offers an honest to goodness free, yes FREE, two week trial.


DX Resources List:

NG3K Announced DX Activations

The Daily DX

DX-World.net

DXnews.com

E-Ham.net DX Forum

QRZ.com DX Forum

Clublog.com

Reverse Beacon Network

What DX Ops Do I Feature Here?

I don't pretend to offer in-depth coverage of every DXpedition, weekend trip or holiday style DX operation that's on-the-air from some of the more common entities. Certainly they are very important and a lot of fun - but CallingDX will focus on the rarer DXCC activations.


1) The DX entity should be in the top one hundred on Club Log's "Most Wanted" list or there must be something unusual about the DX activation that makes it noteworthy enough (example - a six meter expedition from a rare grid) to be included here.

2) It should be a multi-operator, multi transmitter, operation. Solo expeditions are cool but unless it's an extremely rare entity it won't be covered here.

3) The DX activation must be focused on a specific time period of
planned activity. Operations that are "holiday style" or "when time permits" generally won't be included here unless it's from a very rare entity.



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