10 Thursday Nov 2016
The 2016 VKFF Activation Weekend will be held on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th November 2016.
The weekend is designed to promote the World Wide Flora Fauna program here in Australia.
A large number of Australian operators will be on air over this weekend, operating portable from various parks all across Australia.
If you do intend to activate a park on this weekend, please send an email to Paul VK5PAS at vk5pas@wia.org.au
26 Monday Sep 2016
After what seems like forever, the migration of Logsearch onto the main site has commenced. The progress is reported on a separate Migration Status page.
To use the new Logsearch, you will need to be registered on this site, and logged in! Your user details on the old Logsearch will not work on this site!
There will, undoubtedly, be some teething issues, despite the testing undertaken – pleased bear with us!
08 Monday Aug 2016
Amateur radio is intended to be a hobby, and where-ever possible, transcend controversial matters.. eg beyond politics and religion.
Unfortunately, sometimes this is not possible… Continue reading
08 Monday Aug 2016
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The JAFF award program is launched today. You can have nice awards in several levels, starting at 11 JAFF references confirmed.
The awards are available via WWFF LogSearch.
03 Wednesday Aug 2016
As more and more features are added to this main WWFF.CO website, we have opened up registration to all users – previously only available to National Coordinators and Administrators.
Initially, this will provide access to award information (which will be a copy of the Logsearch data) but as the Logsearch functionality is migrated, then registration will become necessary!
Please register using your callsign as your username – any non-callsign usernames will be deleted.
02 Tuesday Aug 2016
26 Tuesday Jul 2016
The EPC (European Phase Shift Keying Club) has launched a serie of EPCFF awards for contacts made with WWFF activations in PSK mode.
All info about the nice looking awards on EPCFF AWARDS .
The 7O6T crew has been so kind to send their complete log for uploading into the WWFF LogSearch database. The DXpedition QTH was Socotra Island IOTA AF-28 but also counting for WWFF as 7OFF-0001.