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WSSBN 2026 Picnic

Posted on 08/08/2026 by dpbohr

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WA7BNM Contest Calendar

WAE DX Contest, CW
0000Z, Aug 8 to 2359Z, Aug 9
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0000Z, Aug 8 to 2359Z, Aug 9
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1200Z, Aug 8 to 2400Z, Aug 9
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1400Z-2200Z, Aug 8
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K1USN Slow Speed Test
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ICWC Medium Speed Test
1300Z-1400Z, Aug 10
OK1WC Memorial (MWC)
1630Z-1729Z, Aug 10

ARRL | Ham Radio Association and Resources

The ARRL Solar Update 08/07/2026
Solar activity has been at low levels, with occasional B-class flaring and isolated low-level C-class flares observed. The largest event of the period was a C1.6/Sf flare on August 5 from Region 4502. The six numbered sunspot regions on the visible disk are mostly stable or in varying stages of decay. Region 4498 showed a […]
The ARRL Solar Update 08/01/2026
Solar activity has remained at low levels. Region 4494 exhibited decay in its trailing spots as its flare activity subsided. Region 4498 rotated into better viewing positioning, revealing mixed polarity just behind its large leading spot, and was responsible for a handful of low-level C-class flares.Region 4499 underwent evolution, gaining additional spots and producing a […]
The ARRL Solar Update 07/24/2026
Solar activity continued at moderate levels as Region 4493 produced an M3.6 flare on July 22, which was the largest event of the period and was associated with a 10.7-centimeter radio burst of 200 solar flux units (sfu). Additionally, 4493 produced a C3.4 flare on July 22, which was associated with another 10.7-cm radio burst […]

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