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Also in GB2RS this week…

| January 24, 2014

Whilst the Centenary station has completed its year of being operated around the UK, you are reminded to submit your claim for the Centenary Award. As well as individual certificates for the HF and VHF/UHF Awards, special Commemorative Plaques will be awarded to the holders of a UK Full, Intermediate and Foundation amateur licence, leading […]

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Rallies and Events News – 26 January 2014

| January 24, 2014

The Horncastle Winter Rally takes place today at Horncastle Youth Centre, Lincolnshire LN9 6DZ. There is free car parking. Opening at 10am /10.30, admission is £1.50. Details from Tony, G3ZPU, on 01507 527 835. The next rallies on our list are on at Canvey Island and Pencoed. More details on these next week. If you […]

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Special Events News – 26 January 2014

| January 24, 2014

SOS Radio Week started at midnight and ends at 23:50 on the 2nd of February. Many sponsored stations are on the air, ranging from individuals at home through to groups operating from club HQs, lifeboat stations and other public venues. All are raising money for the RNLI. Details of registered stations and their operating schedules […]

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DX News – 26 January 2014

| January 24, 2014

Masa, JH5RXS is active from Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam as XV2E and expects to be on the air until 27th January. Activity is on 160-10m and QSLs go via JH5RXS. David, BA4DW will be active holiday-style on all HF bands E51CDW from Rarotonga, Cook Islands, OC-013, until the 27th January. QSL via BA4DW. Bjorn, SM0MDG will be active as 8Q7BM […]

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Contest News – 26 January 2014

| January 24, 2014

The 24 hour BARTG RTTY Sprint HF contest comes to an end at noon today. Single band entries aren’t allowed and the contest exchange is serial number only. Also today, the 48 hour CQ WW 160m DX Contest comes to a close at 10pm tonight. Work the contiguous 48 States plus Canada only, giving a […]

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Propagation News – 26 January 2014

| January 24, 2014

For the fifth successive week solar activity was low or very low. Each day brought a scattering of C-class flares, but there were none of greater magnitude. These had little effect on propagation. However, solar flux levels recovered some of the ground lost in the previous week, starting the period at 125 units and reaching […]

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