To our activators
Thank you for packing the gear, making the trip, finding a place to set up, and putting the parks on the air. Whether you made one stop or a whole rove, you gave hunters a reason to listen for Rhode Island.
September 11-13, 2026
Put Rhode Island parks on the air, or hunt the ones you still need for your Worked All RI award. Early activations begin September 10.
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More activations are welcome, even at parks already scheduled.
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September 11-13, 2026
Put Rhode Island parks on the air, or hunt the ones you still need for your Worked All RI award. Early activations begin September 10.
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See progress across all 61 parksActivate All RI 2026 · September 11–13
Together, we put Rhode Island on the air. Thank you to every activator who packed the gear, every hunter who called back, and everyone who helped make the weekend happen.
The weekend, replayed
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The weekend in numbers
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Logs are still coming in, so these results are provisional. Early activations on September 10 are included.
A park is confirmed when its POTA history includes an event activation with at least 10 QSOs. The replay follows timestamped spot reports; park results distinguish recorded activity from qualifying logs.
Activations count each park, callsign, and UTC date separately. Callsigns come from uploaded logs and can represent an individual or a group. QSO credits include all recorded event logs, including attempts with fewer than 10 contacts. A contact made at several parks can earn several park credits, so this is not a count of unique contacts.
Results cover September 10–13, 2026, in UTC. Official Parks on the Air records remain the source of truth for logs and awards.
From the parks
Radios, antennas, familiar faces, and a few new ones. A look at the weekend through our activators’ cameras.
Photos from the weekend are in the event gallery.
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Both ends of the contact
Thank you for packing the gear, making the trip, finding a place to set up, and putting the parks on the air. Whether you made one stop or a whole rove, you gave hunters a reason to listen for Rhode Island.
Thank you for listening, calling back, and helping fill the logs. Whether you were chasing one last park or just stopped by for a contact, you helped make this weekend happen. Every contact needed someone at the other end.
And to everyone who helped organize, shared an update or a photo, or lent a hand along the way: thank you for taking care of the people behind the callsigns.
This list grows as logs arrive. Our thanks go just as much to the hunters and helpers who aren’t listed here.
Keep in touch
Share a photo, swap a story, or keep up with the RI POTA community. Any news about another Activate All RI will be shared once the organizers have decided.
Join the RI POTA conversationFor activators
One stop or a multi-park route—every activation gives hunters another chance. Parks already on the schedule welcome more times, bands, and modes.
Add an activationAlready signed up? Open My Plan.
For hunters
Find the Rhode Island parks you still need, check their planned times, and follow current spots during the event.
Get ready to huntActivators share their plans; hunters use the schedule to plan when to listen. Check current POTA spots when you are ready to operate.
Add one park or a multi-park route. New plans appear after organizer review. Update My Plan if your timing changes.
Scheduled windows are estimates. Parks are not reserved, and another activation gives hunters more opportunities.
Open RI on air now for recent POTA spots, frequencies, and modes.
Use official Parks on the Air resources for rules, references, accounts, spots, logs, awards, and activation validity.