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| April 26, 2013

Latest G100RSGB operations G100RSGB, the special event callsign celebrating the RSGB Centenary, will be operated by CDXC from Maplehurst today using the 10 to 160m bands. Monday sees Horndean & District running HF and 2m from Cosham, then on Tuesday Brede Steam ARS will transmit from Rye on the 10 to 80m bands and 2m. […]

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Rallies and Events – 28 April 2013

| April 26, 2013

Today, 28 April, the 29th Yeovil QRP Convention takes place in Digby Hall, Hound Street, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3AA. Doors open at 9.30am and there will be trade stands and lectures as well as a Bring & Buy. Details from Steve, G7AHP on 01803 666 407. The Dambusters Hamfest will take place on 5 May […]

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Special Events – 28 April 2013

| April 26, 2013

Radio Society of Harrow will be running demonstration station GX3EFX at the Harrow Museum May Day celebrations, at Headstone Manor in Harrow on bank holiday Monday, 6 May. Details from Linda, G7RJL, on 020 8386 8586. GB4PEN is a CW only special event running from 10 May for 14 days to remember the loss of […]

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DX News – 28 April 2013

| April 26, 2013

9M2SE will be activating Perhentian Besar Island, IOTA AS-073, from 1 to 3 May. The group will use a pair of 100 watt transceivers on the 10 through to 40m bands running CW, SSB and some digital modes. For QSL information please check 9M2SE carefully on QRZ.com. Victor, R6AF will be active as DU1/R6AF from […]

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Contest News – 28 April 2013

| April 26, 2013

The BARTG Sprint 75 Contest takes place for four hours starting 1700 today, the 28th. Please note that all activity is 75 bauds and the contest exchange is a serial number only. The 70MHz UK Activity Contest takes place from 1900 to 2130UTC on 30 April. Using all modes, the exchange is signal report, serial […]

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Propagation – 28 April 2013

| April 26, 2013

And now the solar factual data for the period from Friday the 19th to Thursday the 25th of April compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on Friday the 26th of April. Sunspot regions were visible every day throughout the period, with one group which was much larger and magnetically complex than the others. This region produced […]

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