RadCom Basics September 2021, No. 24

Welcome to the latest edition

I hope you enjoy reading RadCom Basics and find this edition of real help whether you are new to the hobby or just looking to brush up on the basics.

And please keep sending your comments, you’ll see why later…

Lee, G4EJB, Editor.

In this edition…

• Welcome to the September 2021 edition Lee, G4EJB, Editor
  This month we have a timely reminder about Ofcom ICNIRP compliance and where to find information; a brief look at teams on the RSGB website, in particular, Beyond Exams; and correspondence with RadCom Basics readers
• Entering a contest – part two
  In the second of three articles, Ian Pawson, G0FCT provides an experienced guiding hand to help you become more effective in contests
• Build your own digital hotspot
  James Stevens, M0JCQ shows how easy it is to build your own hotspot
• Online callbooks
  Steve Clements, G1YBB shows how to make good use of QRZ.com, QRZCQ and HamQTH; he then ties this up with how to find your own Maidenhead locator and WAB squares
• Getting started in Logbook of The World – part one
  In a slightly different vein, Jonathan Constable, M5FUN/AC9PG gives a step-by-step guide to the ARRL’s LoTW and what it can do for chasing DXCC awards amongst others
• Index of RadCom Basics articles, editions 1 to 24
  To help you find recent articles in RadCom Basics

About RadCom Basics

RadCom Basics is a bi-monthly digital publication for RSGB Members new to amateur radio that explores key aspects of amateur radio in a straightforward and accessible way.

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