Special Event Stations are a fantastic way to celebrate people, places, anniversaries and significant occasions through amateur radio.
Whether you're organising an event, taking part as an operator, or simply hunting special callsigns to add to your log, this is the place to share information, experiences and advice.
Topics you can post about include:
If your club or group is planning a Special Event Station, feel free to tell us about it. Let everyone know what you're celebrating, when you'll be on the air, what bands and modes you plan to use, and how people can work your station.
Likewise, if you've recently operated or contacted a Special Event Station, we'd love to hear about your experience. Share your stories, photos, QSL cards and any interesting contacts you made along the way.
Special Event Stations are a great way to promote amateur radio, engage with the public, and create memorable operating experiences for everyone involved.
We look forward to hearing about your next event—and hopefully working you on the air!
73 and good luck with your event!
Whether you're organising an event, taking part as an operator, or simply hunting special callsigns to add to your log, this is the place to share information, experiences and advice.
Topics you can post about include:
- Upcoming Special Event Stations.
- Applying for and using special callsigns.
- Event planning and organisation.
- Operating tips and best practices.
- Public demonstrations and community events.
- Club anniversaries and celebrations.
- Commemorative awards and certificates.
- Log extracts, photos and event reports.
If your club or group is planning a Special Event Station, feel free to tell us about it. Let everyone know what you're celebrating, when you'll be on the air, what bands and modes you plan to use, and how people can work your station.
Likewise, if you've recently operated or contacted a Special Event Station, we'd love to hear about your experience. Share your stories, photos, QSL cards and any interesting contacts you made along the way.
Special Event Stations are a great way to promote amateur radio, engage with the public, and create memorable operating experiences for everyone involved.
We look forward to hearing about your next event—and hopefully working you on the air!
73 and good luck with your event!