No further updates today, but we hope to see the 6O3T on air any time now. Again, if you haven’t been in this scenario personally, you can not even imagine the pain of being in a super rare DXCC country, while tens of thousands of chasers worldwide wait for you to appear on air. You are ready, they are ready, the equipment has arrived safely, the operating license and callsign in hand – yet still awaiting final customs clearance. African customs officers are notoriously hard to deal with.

If it was easy – anyone would do it. Taking into consideration that the length of the operation is now halved, the pileus will be massive.

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