"Ham Radio" - Friedrichshafen - 26-28 June 2026
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Austrian ÖVSV celebrates its centenary.  "Ham Radio 2026" in Friedrichshafen. VP0SG : South Georgia Island : March 2027 
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Welcome to Ham Radio 2026 in Friedrichshafen. Ham Radio combined with an Astronomy event .. mainly telescopes!
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Yukio JA8DNV and Jun JH4RHF OE1JUN on the FEDXP stand. JH4RHF is due to return to JA soon after 27 years abroad. Baldur DJ6SI, Leo DJ7PR and Nigel OE5TXF at the European DX Foundation stand.
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The Austrian ÖVSV society always has an interesting display. Three OE9s: Günther OE9HGV, Rainer OE9BRH, Wolfgang OE9LWV.
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WAG (Worked All Germany) Contest awards ceremony. Charlie EI8JB and Nigel OE5TXF at the ever-crowded coffee area.
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Carl OE9MON and occasionally also OE5MON . Mark 4Z4KX and Moni 4X6ZK. There was also a large delegation of younger 4X operators present on the IARC stand.
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Dokufunk's Christoph Hubner gives an interesting  presentation on the early years of the Austrian national society ÖVSV. The early days of the Austrian national society ÖVSV. The first formal meeting was in 1925.
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1945-1954 post-war Allied operators and OE pirate stations. The "Ham Radio" QSL Wall always attracts a huge number of cards.
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Paul G4PVM and Nobby G0VJG both in VP0SG tee-shirts.  Flex Radio Aurora 520M. 500w all in one box. 
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The flea market at Ham Radio reduces a little in size each year, but, seemingly, the thieves don't seem to mind.
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100 year history of ÖVSV. Joe OE5JFE : Contest Software author. Radio (RAVAG) Exhibition in 1934.
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RF-Power RF2K-S is in service worldwide. James G4CLF on his mobile at the show. SP DX Club.
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ICOM had their usual large stand. Hans PB2T collects subscriptions for EUDXF. DX-peditioner Tamas HA7RY and Ulf DL5AXX.
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The Yaesu stand. The UK WRTC-2026 stand. Polish Amateur station on King George Island.
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UK Contester Chris G0DWV and Roger OE5ROR at the Elecraft stand. USKA Swiss stand with a bright red carpet and plenty of seating.
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There's always plenty of buzz and chat around the BCC stand. ARRL : DXCC card-checking is still popular, although volumes down.
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"Your Club" : Amateur Radio binds us all together. Interesting "TU MNI 73" number-plate from Tullnerfeld in Austria.
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Dave EI9FBB and Charles M0OXO in Tiffany's Steakhouse. DXers meet in Tiffany's Steakhouse in Friedrichshafen.
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The Qatar A71A always has an impressive stand at "Ham Radio". Jan DA1TT and Oliver DJ5QW.
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Two from Steyr in OE5 : Mario OE5MKE and Roger OE5ROR. One of the large number of bits and pieces stands at Ham Radio
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Volkmar HB9DUK and James G4CLF : both Analog Devices retirees! Keith G3TTC, Ulrich DM5EE and Chris G3SVL on the CDXC stand.
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The Romanshorn ferry is a favourite way travel to "Ham Radio". Fred G4BWP, Tim G4FJK and Uli DJ2YA at the WRTC-2026 stand.
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Red DL1BUG's mobile parked near the Rad Hotel in Tettnang. Mike AD5A gives a presentation on the fully remote KP5/NP3VI op.
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Christoph Hubner decribes DokuFunk's huge collection archives. RSGB President Bob GU4YOX and Chris G3SVL at the CDXC stand.
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CDXC presentation to the J51A DX-pedition operators. Wider group inc Bob GU4YOX and Dave EI9FBB with the J51A ops.
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Dave EI9FBB and Keith G3TTC. ACOM had a large stand as usual, showing many amplifiers.
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DARC's Zentrum display Friedrichshafen Hafen railway station is the arrival point for many visitors, including OE5TXF from near Wels in Upper Austria.
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