RSGB ISLANDS ON THE AIR

• Directory pages, including the rules
• IOTA News
• Meet the committee
• Downloads

• Look at the list of most wanted island groups
• search for groups by continent, DXCC entity or regional award
• search for groups by location
• search for an island name
• search for full details on a group reference number
• search for IOTA DX spots
• view groups currently in the greyline
• G3KMA's IOTA Manager's pages
• IARU Region 1 QSLing Code of Practice
• useful links
• view pictures and QSL cards from IOTA groups
• download IOTA logos for QSL cards

The main meeting frequency is 14.260MHz. Other ones on SSB are 28.560, 28.460, 24.950, 21.260, 18.128, 7.055 and 3.755MHz. The CW frequencies are 28.040, 24.920, 21.040, 18.098, 14.040, 10.115 and 3530MHz. No specific CW frequency has been nominated on 7MHz but it is recommended that operations should include a frequency above 7.025 when the band is open to North America. These frequencies are not reserved for IOTA nets or the making of island QSOs but are shared with other users on a normal non-interference basis.

The IOTA Contest is organised by the RSGB's Contests Committee (formerly the HF Contests Committee), not by the IOTA Committee. Full details of the IOTA Contest, including the rules, can be found at the Contest Committee website.

• download the group information as a KMZ file
• Google Earth (official site)
• How to use the file (also includes instructions for turning the overlay off temporarily if it is shown on Google Sky)

Current version: v2.2 (07-Mar-09, minor correction to location of OC-257, TNX VE3UW)
Previous version: v2.1 (03-Jan-09, minor corrections to group coordinates, TNX DK2PR)

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The 2009 scores are now available.

• Honour Roll 2009
• Annual Listings 2009
• UHF/VHF Listings 2009
• Club Listings 2009
• SWL Listings 2009

You can also display a listing of awards by DXCC Entity or continent.