AGDX Roundtable - 58/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. ِA61R
2. A71XX
3. A92AA
4. HZ1AX
5. 9K2WA

AGDX Roundtable - 57/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. ِA41MO
2. A61R
3. A71XX
4. A92AA
5. HZ1AX
6. A61AS

New IC Licenses Issued - Training Course 9

TRA issued amateur license (Internediate Class) for the participants who passed the 8th training course as follow:

1. A95AH - 22/06/2026
2. A95EY - 29/06/2026
3. A95OO - 02/07/2026
4. A95AG - 12/07/2026
5. A95OH - 13/07/2026
6. A95TX - 13/07/2026
7. A95AR - 14/07/2026
8. A95AZ - 14/07/2026
9. A95QM - 16/07/2026

AGDX Roundtable - 56/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. A61R
2. A71XX
3. A92AA
4. HZ1AX
5. 9K2KO
6. 9K2WA

AGDX Roundtable - 55/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. A41MO
2. A61R
3. A71XX
4. A92AA
5. HZ1AX
6. A61AS

BARS - Monthly Gathering

What a fantastic evening for the amateur radio community in Bahrain! Members of the Bahrain Amateur Radio Society (BARS) gathered together to trade stories, discuss technical setups, and plan our upcoming on-air activities.

Attendance

From Left to Right

1. A92AE
2. A92SY
3. A92AA
4. A95EA
5. A95AH
6. A95MJ

AGDX Roundtable - 54/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. A41MO
2. A61R
3. A71XX
4. A92AA
5. HZ1AX

AGDX Roundtable - 53/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. A61R
2. A71XX
3. A92AA
4. HZ1AX
5. 9K2WA
6. A61AS

7Z1DX - First QSO on VHF

Today marked a major milestone in my amateur radio journey. I logged my very VHF QSO.

Operating from HZ1IO station in Damma Saudi Arabia, I successfully connected with A92AE in Bahrain.

Visiting HZ1IO & HZ1IX

This evening, I had the honor of visiting our new fellow amateur radio hobbyists in Dammam, my brothers Nawaf Aldoseri HZ1IO and Ibrahim Aldoseri HZ1IX.

It was an outstanding visit, filled with a brotherly spirit and enjoyable radio conversations. Wishing them continuous success and a blessed, prosperous beginning on the airwaves.

AGDX Group Unveils New Official Logo Design

The Arabian Gulf DX Group (AGDX) has officially unveiled its newly redesigned organizational logo, marking a modern evolution for the prominent regional amateur radio association.

The new emblem elegantly bridges the group’s foundational legacy with a sleek, contemporary design language tailored for modern technical branding. Retaining the core identity elements from the previous emblem, the updated logo features a striking, high-contrast crimson shield badge outlined in polished gold accents.

At the centerpiece of the design, a bold white "AGDX" wordmark sits beneath a stylized, integrated antenna spire radiating omnidirectional radio waves, symbolizing the group's core mission of long-distance (DX) high-frequency propagation. Hugging the lower curve of the shield is a newly refined, geometric ribbon showcasing the vibrant flags of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states, demonstrating unified regional cooperation in amateur radio communications. The group's founding year, 2015, remains prominently centered at the shield's lower apex.

Presented on a clean, solid white background, the streamlined flat-vector design ensures maximum scalability and scannability, making it fully optimized for digital platforms, official regulatory correspondence, QSL cards, embroidered apparel, and equipment branding.

The new visual identity will be officially phased from July 2026.

AGDX Roundtable - 52/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. HZ1AX

AGDX Roundtable - 51/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.160 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. A41MO
2. A61R
3. A71XX
4. A92AA
5. HZ1AX
6. A61AS

AGDX Roundtable - 50/2026

AGDX Roundtable was on 7.158 MHz at 04:00 UTC.

1. A41MO
2. A61R
3. A71XX
4. A91PSD operated by A92AA
5. 9K2WA
6. A61AS
7. 7Z1BH

7Z1DX Logo

I am pleased to announce that the design process of 7Z1DX is officially complete.

This project was more than just a creative exercise, it was about building a visual legacy for a unique milestone in regional amateur radio history—marking the first Bahraini to hold a Saudi callsign.