Don, I did leave at least two off the list, Tonga on 1020 (ZCO) and 1017 (A3Z). I knew doing it from memory I would forget at least a couple. hi. I had a complete set of Hawaiians a while back, but I now need a few freq & call changes. I have 226 Australians (all states), 111 from New Zealand, and 112 from Japan QSL'd. I am now trying to QSL at least one station from each prefecture in Japan. I have about 2/3 of them. The Philippines have been my love for DX for a number of years. Probably since I heard and QSL'd my first in 1980, DXCC 828 Cagayan De Oro, Mindanao. I probably have heard 35 or 40 with 25 QSL'd. I wish I could hear more, but cx have to be just right to log them. DXEC 1062 is probably the most common. I guess living in a QRM free area less than a mile from the Pacfic does help a lot. I don't see that changing much in the future here as our population stays at about 36,000 in Clatsop County. If the NW gets more IBOC that may cut into the DX somewhat though. Even now, I do a lot more phasing than I used to. The Bay Area stations probably cause the worst on IBOC than anyone else with Pacific/DU DX.
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