5H     - Charles, NK8O will be active again as  5H3DX  from  Zinga, Tanzania between 24 February and 21 March.  This time he  will be joined  by his brother-in-law Fred, N8AX (5H3AX). In their spare time the will operate mainly CW with some FT8 and other digital modes on on  160-10 metres. QSLs direct to NK8O (see qrz.com for instructions). [TNX The Daily DX]

6W     - Dani, EA4ATI  has been active  as  6W1/EA4ATI  from  Dakar, Senegal since  7 February,  and  will remain  there  until 26 February.  He operates  SSB  on  40, 20, 15 and 10 metres.  QSL via LoTW,  or via EA4R. [TNX The Daily DX]

HR     - Dennis, W1UE is active as W1UE/HR9 and HQ9X (QSL via KQ1F and LoTW) from Roatan Island (NA-057)  until 28 February,  including an entry in the ARRL DX CW Contest. [TNX NG3K]

I      - IO3RT  and  IO3AF  are  two  special callsigns  for  ARI Thiene  to  commemorate 100th anniversary of Arturo Ferrarin's epic flight from Rome to Tokyo. Look for activity on 80-6 metres SSB, CW and digital  modes between 14 February and 31 May. QSL via IQ3BM.

KL     - Henry, NL0H  has been  active  as  NL0H/p  [425DXN 1500]  from  St.Lawrence Island (NA-040) since 14 February, length of stay unknown. Look for him  on 80, 40, 30 and 20 metres  FT8 and SSB.  QSL direct to home call.

KP4    - The Vieques Island Amateur Radio Club,  NP3VI  will be active  from the Fortin Conde de Mirasol Museum on Vieques Island (NA-249)  from  00.00 UTC  on 21 February until 16 UTC  on  23 February.  They will operate SSB, FT8 and possibly CW on 80-10 metres. QSL via EA5GL.

OE     - 4UNR is the special callsign for the  VIC  Amateur Radio Contest DX Club (4U1A) to celebrate  World Radio Day on  13-29 February.  This activity counts for Austria for DXCC,  and for the  Vienna International  Centre  for the  CQ DX Marathon.  QSL via UA3DX,  direct or bureau.

PJ7    - Tom, AA9A will be active again as PJ7AA from  Sint Maarten (NA-105) from 29 February to 28 March.  He will operate  CW, FT8 and SSB  on 80-10 metres. QSL via Club Log's OQRS, LoTW or direct to AA9A.

UA9    - Alexander RA3AV, Yuri UA0KBG and  Victor UA3AKO  will be active  as  R207RRC from Kosa Dvukh Pilotov (AS-207, new one for IOTA)  [425DXN 1496] on 3-10 April.  They will operate CW and SSB  on  40, 30, 20, 17, 15 metres  with two stations.  QSL via Club Log's OQRS,  or via UA3AKO. See http://r207rrc.ru/ for more information and updates.

V4     - Once again John, W5JON will  be  active  as  V47JA  from  St. Kitts (NA-104) from 21 February to 5 March.  He will operate  SSB and FT8 on 160-6 metres. QSL via W5JON (direct only) and LoTW. [TNX NG3K]

W      - Oleh, KD7WPJ, will be active as KD7WPJ/6 from Santa Catalina Island  (NA-066) on 15-17 February. He will operate FT8, FT4, CW and SSB on 60-6 metres. QSL via home call. [TNX KD7WPJ]

W      - Look for W1JXN/4 to be active holiday style from  Gasparilla Island (NA-069) from 25 February to 4 March.  He will operate mainly CW on 40, 30 and 20 metres. [TNX DX World]

YB     - YB8RW, YE8XBN, YE8XW and YF8XAT  will be active as  7I8X  from  the  Widi Islands (OC-145) and  Mayu Island (OC-145)  between  21 and 29  February. QSL via Club Log's OQRS, or direct to YB8RW. [TNX JN6RZM]

VP8_so - Announced frequencies for the forthcoming VP8PJ DXpedition to Signy Island, South Orkneys (https://sorkney.com/) are:        
CW    1826.5  3523  7010  10105  14023  18069  21023  24891  28023        
SSB     -     3790  7090    -    14185  18130  21285  24955  28485        
RTTY    -      -    7045  10142  14080  18105  21080  24910  28080        
FT8   1836    3567  7056  10131  14090  18095  21091  24911  28091        
Special QSX instructions for Japan:  160m CW QSX down 2,  160m FT8 QSX 1908, 80m SSB QSX 3795-3805 kHz. VP8PJ will  always  operate  FT8 Fox & Hound mode,  except or  60m (5357 kHz, normal mode). Any station located in  Africa or Oceania may call  regardless  of the region  the expedition  is  currently calling for.  The "Braveheart" is expected to depart on 15 February - follow her on https://sorkney.com/garmin-inreach/.  During the voyage,  which is expected to take six days depending on weather conditions, look for the team to be  QRV as ZL1NA/mm. QSL via  M0URX's OQRS,  direct or bureau (www.m0urx.com/oqrs/),  or  direct to M0URX. The logs will be uploaded to LoTW six months after the DXpedition (but early donors will receive their  LoTW confirmation while the team is on the island).