| Call | type | ops |
| 3V8SS | Self-spotting | KF5EYY (3V8SS) |
| 4O7CC | Self-spotting | UA4CC |
| 7Z1SJ | Self-spotting | 7Z1SJ |
| 9K2HN | Self-spotting | 9K2HN, 9K2RR, 9K2OD, 9K2HK, 9K2QA, 9K2BM |
| 9M2R | Self-spotting | 9M2AIS, 9M2AGC, 9M2FDO, 9M2FZK, 9M2JEP, 9M2KEV, 9M2NOH, 9M2ODX, 9M2OOO, 9M2UDE, 9M2ZDX, 9M2EME, 9W2FOR, 9W2VVH, 9M2ROL, 9W2LYO |
| 9M2X | Self-spotting | 9M2YOT, 9M2MDX, 9M2ESM, 9W2JMW, 9W2MWZ |
| 9M6MI | Self-spotting | 9W6DLD, 9W6HMI, 9M6BOB, 9M6ZIM, 9W6AJA, 9W6RRC, 9W6DAY, 9M6LZY, 9M6AO, 9W6SJM, 9W6YKF |
| A61FK | Self-spotting & Unclaimed assisted | 0 |
| A61HA | Self-spotting | A61HA, A61AS, A61FJ |
| A62A | Self-spotting | A61QQ, A71AE, A65DR, A61BK, 7Z1OO, A61DJ, A41ZZ, A92AA, A61CP, A61NN, A65DC, A61KM, A66A, A61DD, A61TV |
| BA3MM | Self-spotting | BA3MM |
| BA4TB | Self-spotting | BA4TB |
| CA7CAQ | Self-spotting | CA7CAQ |
| CO6HLP | Self-spotting & Unclaimed assisted | CO6HLP |
| CR2B | Self-spotting | EA1BP |
| CR6K | Self-spotting | CT1ILT |
| DJ0A | Self-spotting | DJ3AA, DG3SDK, DG9SEH, DO4NT, DH2AW, DJ4PK, DG2SDK, DD5XX, DO1SJF |
| DK3T | Self-spotting | DK3EE |
| E73SF | Self-spotting | E73SF |
| E74E | Self-spotting | E74E, E73CRK, E73BEN, E73MDZ, E71CQ, E71SA, E77HF |
| E74O | Self-spotting | E74O |
| EA8BGO | unclaimed assistance | 0 |
| EA9ACD | Self-spotting | EA9ACD |
| ED3X | Self-spotting | EA3GEG, EA3IN, EA3QP, EA5ON |
| EK3GM | Self-spotting | 0 |
| F5ASD | Self-spotting | F5ASD |
| F8DHE | Self-spotting | F8DHE |
| FM1HN | unclaimed assistance | FM1HN |
| FR4NT | Self-spotting | 0 |
| G2F | Self-spotting | M0CKE, M0CHK, M0CLW, EI5IX, G4MKP, ZB2TT |
| H2X | Self-spotting | 5B4ALX |
| HA3MY | Self-spotting | HA3MY |
| HB0A | Self-spotting | HB0BB, HB0WR, HB9DVZ, HB9LCW |
| HB2K | Self-spotting | HB9OCR |
| HB9EOU | Self-spotting | HB9EOU |
| HC5VF | Self-spotting | HC5VF |
| HZ1TL | Self-spotting | HZ1TL |
| IB4X | Self-spotting | IZ4ORO |
| II1W | Self-spotting | IW1FGZ |
| II9P | Self-spotting | IZ8JAI |
| IQ2DN | Self-spotting | IZ2JQP |
| IQ7AF | Self-spotting | 0 |
| IQ8YT | Self-spotting | IK8JDH, IZ8KMJ, IW8ENL, IU8DFD IU8AZS, IU8CFS |
| IR3Z | Self-spotting | IK2SND, IK5EKB, IN3FSR, IN3VVK, IZ3GOM, MARTIN, MATTEO |
| IR9W | Self-spotting | IW0HBY |
| IT9GAK | Self-spotting | 0 |
| IU1GNA | Self-spotting | IU1GNA, IZ8JFL |
| KP4BD | Self-spotting & Unclaimed assisted | KP4BD |
| KP4VP | Self-spotting | KP4VP |
| LP7D | Self-spotting | LP7D |
| LW4EF | Self-spotting | LW4EF |
| MW0BRO | Self-spotting | MW0BRO |
| NP2P | repeat out of band operation (general class) | N2TTA |
| OE6XG | Self-spotting | OE6VHF |
| OT5A | Self-spotting | ON4CU, ON7TA, ON5HZ, ON4LO, ON4UW, ON5WL, ON4ALY, ON6LUQ, ON4ASB, ON4LN, ON4CCM, ON4CCL, ON4JW, ON4CEQ, ON4AFW, ON8SI, ON4TV, ON6PU, ON5LK, ON6WF, ON7DQ, ON8WR, ON6MR, ON1CH, ON1BN, ON4AQC, OT5A, ON4AML, ON6EF, ON6VJ, ON4GW, ON4GS, ON4ACP, ON4CCV, ON4DKP, ON5PVH, ON6UU |
| PC2L | Self-spotting | PC2L, PC2Y, PD2E |
| PI4ZU | Self-spotting | PD9Z, PD7DX, PC4DX, PD8DX, PD0RR |
| PP5KC | Self-spotting | PP5KC |
| PV2P | Self-spotting | PY2DY |
| PY5PSA | Self-spotting | PY5VC, PU5UAI, PU5WID, PY5ZAR, PU5SKW |
| RG5R | unclaimed assistance | RG5R |
| RT0F | Self-spotting | RT0F |
| S54K | Self-spotting | S53Z, S51CK, S53EL, S50MJ, S57PR, S56DM |
| S57O | Self-spotting | S57O |
| SP3P | Self-spotting | SP3P |
| SZ4KRD | Self-spotting | SV4RRK, SV4RTG, SV4RJA, SV4RXA, SV4RTE, SV4RTC, SV4RHF, SV4DDM, SV4RTB, SV4RTA, SV4RWZ, SY4AIM |
| T48K | Self-spotting | CO8DM, CO8ZZ, K1EP, K1MM, K1XX, W2DLT |
| TA5FA | Self-spotting | TA5FA |
| TC3P | Self-spotting | TA3AG, TA3CY, TA3CX, TA1LSE, TA3TTT, TA3X |
| TI1T | Self-spotting | TI2CC, TI2CDA, KM4HI |
| TM1A | Self-spotting | F1ULQ, F4AJQ, F4EAT, F4FLF, F4GLQ, F4GYM, F5NQL, F5RAB, F6DZS, IU0BMX |
| UN5GM | Self-spotting | UN5GM |
| UR3GU | Self-spotting | UR3GU |
| UT7E | Self-spotting | UR3EZ, UR5EAW, UT4EO, UT9EZ, UV5EOZ, UV5EUK |
| UW5ZM | Self-spotting | UW5ZM |
| WP4PGY | Self-spotting | WP4PGY |
| XX9O | Self-spotting | XX9LQ, XX9ET, XX9LB, BH7JUO |
| YB3TET | Self-spotting | YB3TET |
| YB8QF | Self-spotting | YB8QF |
| YB8UTI | Self-spotting | YB8UTI |
| Z35W | Self-spotting | 0 |
Source:CQ WW BLOG
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Clear Frequencies Requested for Storm Emergency Traffic
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HWN, WX4NHC at National Hurricane Center to Activate for Tropical Storm Barry
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News
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The WSJT Development Group has announced the “general availability” release of WSJT-X version 2.1.0. This major upgrade formally introduces FT4 as a f... Read more
International Telecommunication Union Accepts EURAO as a Sector Member
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) accepted the European Radio Amateurs’ Organization (EURAO) as a sector member at the recent meeting of... Read more
No Consensus Reached for FCC on “Symbol Rate” Issues
ARRL-initiated efforts for rival parties to reach consensus on some of the issues they raised in the so-called “Symbol Rate” proceeding have ended. In... Read more
WB8VGE Wins the July QST Cover Plaque Award
The winning article for the July 2019 QST Cover Plaque award is “The Vibro-Debugger” by Mike Bryce, WB8VGE. The QST Cover Plaque Award — given t... Read more
Clear Frequencies Requested for Storm Emergency Traffic
Storm Emergency Traffic IARU HF Championship Contesters: The Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) is active on 14.325 MHz and 7.268 MHz in response to Category 1... Read more
FAA Reauthorization Act Language Serves to Exclude Vast Majority of Amateur Radio Towers
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HWN, WX4NHC at National Hurricane Center to Activate for Tropical Storm Barry
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Hurricane Watch Net Keeping Close Watch on Tropical Storm Barry
Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) Manager Bobby Graves, KB5HAV, said the net is “keeping a very close eye” on Tropical Storm Barry, which could develop into a... Read more
IARU President Offers Assurances Regarding French 144 – 146 MHz Allocation Proposal
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