5R     - The DXpedition to  Nosy Be (AF-057),  Madagascar [425DXN 1641]  has been rescheduled and a fifth operator has been added.  Gerben PG5M, Erno DK2AMM, Johannes PA5X, Guenter DL2AWG and  Ron PA3EWP  will be active as 5R8CG, 5R8MM, 5R8PA, 5R8WG and 5R8WP, respectively,  from 22 November to 3 December.  They will operate CW, SSB, RTTY and FT8 on 160-6 metres with two stations. QSL 5R8CG via Club Log's OQRS or via PG5M;  QSL 5R8PA via Club Log's OQRS  or  via PA5X;  QSL 5R8MM, 5R8WG and 5R8WP via Club Log's OQRS or via DL2AWG.

9K     - Members  of the  Kuwait Amateur Radio Society  have been active  as 9K2F from Failaka Island (AS-118) since 2 November, and are expected to remain QRV on 80-10 metres SSB, CW and FT8  until 9 November. QSL via 9K2HN and LoTW.

E7     - Special callsign E730ITU has been active since 28 October  and will remain QRV until 14 November to mark the 30th anniversary of Bosnia and Herzegovina's membership in the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)). QSL via LoTW only.

HB0    - Bodo, DF8DX will be active as HB0/DF8DX from Liechtenstein on 11-13 November. He will be signing HB0DX (QSL via LoTW) during the Worked All Europe DX RTTY Contest,  and HB0/DF8DX (QSL via LoTW  and  Club Log's OQRS) outside the contest.

LU     - Radio Club QRM Belgrano, LU4AAO will be active on the HF bands SSB, FT8 and CW on 5-13 November  to celebrate  Argentine Tradition Day. See http://lu4aao.org/cert_dia_tradicion_2022.htm for more information. [TNX LU4AAO]

ON     - Special callsign OT5IDPD will be active from 3 November to 3 December for the  International Day of Persons with Disabilities,  whose annual observance (3 December) was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1992. All operators (Frank ON4AAC, Erik ON4ANN, Raff ON6IX and Greg ON6YP) will be hams with a disability.  QSL via LoTW and eQSL, or via ON6WL.

ON     - Commemorating Remembrance Day,  members of UBA section ARA (Actieve Radio Aamateurs, ON6ARA) will be active as OP22HWL on  10-13 November. The station will be set up at the  Klein Zwaanhof museum.  The special callsign is in memory of Harry Whitelock,  killed in action  in the  Ypres Salient  of World War I  (6 August 1917).  He was the grandfather  of  ARA's good friend  Paul Whitelock, G0GMY.  QSL via  ON2WAB.

P2     - Team P29RO has been QRV from Loloata Island (OC-240)  [425DXN 1635] since 25 October, and will go QRT around 4 UTC on 9 November.  This is one day earlier than planned, as "the warm and humid climate  is a challenge for  central Europeans", and  they will need  more time than expected to dismantle the antenna system.

P4     - Jaap, PA7DA will be active holiday style as  P40DA  from Aruba (SA-036) on  14-27 November. He will operate FT8 and FT4, "but also SSB and CW" on 80-10 metres. QSL via home call, direct or via the Dutch QSL bureau. He does not use Club Log or LoTW. [TNX The Daily DX]

PY     - Celebrating the  22nd edition of the  FIFA World Cup  to be held in Qatar, the Liga de Amadores Brasileiros de Radio Emissao's HQ  will be operating special callsign PV22CUP from 19 November to 18 December. QSL via LoTW and eQSL. The FIFA World Cup is a quadrennial international football (soccer) tournament contested by the men's national teams of the member associations of the  Federation Internationale de Football Association.

T33    - Team T33T expects to leave Tarawa (T30)  on 5 November.  The voyage will take a couple of days, and they hope to be QRV from Banaba  on 7 or 8 November for about ten days.  Three operators will be active on 160-6m. FT8 operations will always be Fox and Hound,  and do not be surprised  if you see two signals  on the same band  (e.g. 14074 and 14090 kHz,  or 18100 and 18095 KhZ)  at the same time.  QSL via Club Log’s OQRS (direct only);  LoTW confirmations  will be made on the same day requests for QSLs  are submitted via Club Log.  Bookmark https://www.facebook.com/rebeldxgroup for updates.

T8     - Upon arrival in Palau  on  1 November,  team T88WA  discovered that their  primary operating site had an  "intractable S9 noise  across all bands coming from underground cable and telephone wires running all  along the island  under  the power poles".  They surveyed  six other locations, found two that could potentially work and  finally were given permission "to rent some state owned land  in far northern Palau" (WWL PJ77hr).  They moved all of their equipment to  the new site, and  finally  T88WA was QRV  with the first station  on 4 November  around  12.15 UTC.  The team  reports  that they are  not completely noise free, though, as they have  "a big batch of interference from 3.550 to 3.800. We'll continue to work to resolve, but may have to dodge it on 80m". QSL via M0URX, direct  or  preferably through his OQRS (https://www.m0urx.com/oqrs/). See qrz.com's entry for T88WA for band plan and QSLling policy.

VP5    - Mark, WQ7X will be active  again as  VP5/WQ7X  from  Providenciales (NA-002), Turks & Caicos on  5-15 November.  He will operate CW and SSB on 80-10 metres. [TNX DX World]

ZC4    - Assisted by Chris PA2CHR and Jos PA3FYC, Dave G4WXJ, will be active as ZC4RH from the UK Sovereign Base Area of Dhekelia  (WWL KM64ux), Cyprus on 10-19 November, with a focus on 144 Mhz, 432 MHz and 1296 MHz  "EME, Tropo, Meteor Scatter, etc.".  QSL via LoTW,  Club Log's OQRS, or via DK6SP.