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DX News – 6 April 2014
GM4YXI and GM3WOJ will be operational as A35X and A35V respectively from Tongatapu Island, Tonga, IOTA OC-049, until 18 April. Activity will be on the 10 to 160m bands using CW and SSB, with some RTTY. QSL via N3SL. Pete, F4GPK is on the air as 6W/F4GPK from La Somone in Senegal until 15 April. […]
Contest News – 6 April 2014
The SP DX Contest ends at 1500UTC today, 6 April, having run for 24 hours. In it there are numerous entry categories, mainly for single ops. The exchange is signal report and serial number; SP stations give their single letter Province code. On Monday between 1900 and 2030UTC the CW leg of the 80m Club […]
Propagation News – 6 April 2014
New sunspot regions appeared every day, some of which produced solar flares of varying strengths. Solar activity was low on most days but increased to high on the 29th when a X1 class flare took place and again on the 2nd when an M6 class solar flare occurred. In total 58 C class solar flares […]
News for England Midlands – 6 April 2014
We start with clubs that have several events this week. Midland Amateur Radio Society is at the NARSA Exhibition at Blackpool today. Wednesday sees a committee meeting and next Sunday there’s a trip to the West London Radio and Electronics show at Kempton Park. Details from Norman, G8BHE, on 07808 078 003. Worcester Radio Amateurs […]
News for England North – 6 April 2014
We start with clubs that have several events this week. Warrington Amateur Radio Club is at the NARSA Blackpool Rally today, and is also running the usual Solder Sunday from noon today and next Sunday. Tuesday sees a talk on the history of the Sankey Navigation by Peter Keen. On Thursday at 10am there’s an […]
News for Northern Ireland – 6 April 2014
Mid Ulster Amateur Radio Club is having a shack-attack night on Tuesday, and there’s the regular monthly meeting next Sunday. Contact Brian Burns, MI0TGO, by email to muarc.secretary@yahoo.co.uk.
