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XU7X is a DXpedition to Cambodia, from November 13, 2027 to November 23, 2027.

Announced: dates or plans are not final yet. Check the official website before you plan around it.

The operation

DXCC entityCambodia
Dates (UTC)November 13, 2027 – November 23, 2027
StatusAnnounced
Bands160 m, 80 m, 40 m, 30 m, 20 m, 17 m, 15 m, 12 m, 10 m, and 6 m
ModesCW, SSB, FT8, FT4, RTTY, and PSK31

From the team and the bulletins

International team of about 22 operators (NG3K: 24) from Koh Rong Island (IOTA AS-133), 7 stations including 23cm EME. The official site (xu7x.net, currently redirecting to a temporary address) still says 17–27 March 2027 in its metadata; DX-World and NG3K give 13–23 November 2027.

About Cambodia

Cambodia is DXCC entity 312, in Asia, CQ zone 26 and ITU zone 49.

Standard time there is UTC+7; stations licensed there sign with XU.

Also in CQ zone 26, and often workable on the same openings: Andaman & Nicobar Is., Laos, Myanmar (Burma), Spratly Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Cambodia: prefixes, zones and local time

Where to point the antenna

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Working a DXpedition

Listen before you call: most DXpeditions work split, transmitting on one frequency and listening a few kilohertz up, and the operator says where. Call with your full callsign once, then listen again.

On FT8, teams using Fox/Hound sit on their own frequencies, away from the normal FT8 dial. Check the official website for the frequencies, the log search and the QSL route, and do not work the same band and mode twice.

FT8 frequencies, with the Fox/Hound channels

Sources

  1. DX-World, XU7X – Cambodia
  2. NG3K Announced DX Operations

Checked on October 13, 2026. Plans change: the official website has the last word.

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