I had another good run of QSL cards coming in through May and June. Several All Time New Ones (ATNO) and plenty of cards that filled in needed modes or bands.
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I had worked Saint Helena before but this QSL card from ZD7Z filled in a band and mode gap for me. I work Elvira using FT4 on the 10M, 15M and 20M bands.
Several contacts with TJ9MD also filled in some missing bands and modes. I worked the DXpedition on the 20M, 40M and 80M bands using CW, FT8 and SSB.
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The TX5S DXpedition was a monumental affair. I was able to work them on all HF bands from 160M through 10M, with the exception of 40M. This included CW, FT8 and SSB contacts. A few of the contacts were also from my very modest home station.
My contact with VU4N in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands was an All Time New One (ATNO) for me. I worked them on 20M using FT8.
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I worked CB0ZA on Robinson Crusoe Island in the Pacific on 17M, 15M and 10M using both CW and SSB. Yet another ATNO one for me.
Another ATNO in the form of this QSL card from XU7GNY in Cambodia. I worked them on 10M and 12M using FT8.
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