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News for England South-West – 29 July 2018

| July 27, 2018

We start with news from two clubs that have several events this week. Cornish Radio Amateur Club is holding a committee meeting on Wednesday. Thursday sees their main meeting. Details from Steve, G7VOH, on 01209 844 939. Yeovil Amateur Radio Club has a mini talk on Thursday. Friday sees a construction and on air event […]

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News for Wales – 29 July 2018

| July 27, 2018

On Monday Llanelli Amateur Radio Society is holding a junk sale. Contact Steve Williams, MW6CCG, on0787 849 4337.

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Honorary Officer – Affiliated National Societies and Special Interest Groups

| July 27, 2018

The RSGB currently has over 30 affiliated national clubs and societies which support a diverse range of amateur radio interests. The Society would like to appoint an Honorary Officer to champion their interests and to develop a closer relationship to support them and the amateurs they represent. Role Description The ideal candidate will have a […]

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RadCom August 2018, Vol. 94, No. 8

| July 23, 2018
RadCom August 2018, Vol. 94, No. 8

THIS EDITION IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE ONLINE We apologise for any disappointment This edition is currently being converted to our HTML5 online viewer, which will bring enhanced readability, download speed and picture quality Homebrewed spectrum analyser—the entirely home made SA3000 covers 100kHz to 3GHz, and even beyond 20GHz with an external mixer Online edition Membership Services […]

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WRTC 2018 results

| July 20, 2018

Last weekend’s World Radiosport Team Championship ended with a win for Lithuanian amateurs Gedas Lucinskas, LY9A and Mindis Jukna, LY4L, who scored nearly 5.7 million points from 5,139 QSOs. The runners-up were Germans Manfred Wolf, DJ5MW and Stefan von Baltz, DL1IAO, who scored nearly 5.3 million points from just under 5,000 QSOs. In all, the […]

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Amateur innovation thrives

| July 20, 2018

The August RadCom includes an editorial that shows how innovation is alive and well in the amateur radio community. There are now unprecedented opportunities for experimentation, with, for example software defined radio dongles available for under £10, dual band transceivers for £20, and much more. The options to dabble, hack and innovate have never been […]

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