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DX News – 2 October 2016

| September 30, 2016

New Zealand amateur operators will be active from Norfolk Island as VK9NZ until 8 October. They hope to have three stations operating simultaneously. Send QSL cards to ZL3PAH. Logs will also be uploaded to Logbook of The World. Polish operators will be operating from central Kiribati starting on 4 October for about four weeks. The […]

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Special Event News – 2 October 2016

| September 30, 2016

Poole Radio Society celebrates its 40th Anniversary in October. GB40PRS will be on air during the month at locations in and around Poole. Until 3 October, the call sign will be on the air from Kingstone Lacy, then from Worth Matravers on 4 and 5 October. From 8 to 10 October it will operate from […]

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Contest News – 2 October 2016

| September 30, 2016

The 432MHz-248GHz contest ends its 24 hour run at 1400UTC on Sunday, the 2nd. Using all modes the exchange is signal report, serial number and locator. The Oceania DX SSB contest ends its 24 hour run at 0800UTC on Sunday, the 2nd. Using the 1.8 to 28MHz bands the exchange is signal report and serial […]

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Propagation News – 2 October 2016

| September 30, 2016

Last week was dominated by extensive geomagnetic disturbances thanks to ongoing coronal hole activity on the sun. Coronal holes are areas with open magnetic field lines that allow plasma to escape as a high-speed stream. This plasma impacted the Earth causing aurora and unsettled HF conditions, especially on paths over the poles. The K-index was […]

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New website navigation

| September 28, 2016

In response to feedback about the website, we’re trialling the first phase of a new navigation layout. Creating good navigation on a large site is always a challenge but we hope these changes will help our web users. Take a look, use it over the next few months and let us know if you like it — […]

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Former RSGB President SK

| September 23, 2016

Sad news to begin this week’s broadcast. Former RSGB President Terry Barnes, GI3USS has recently become a Silent Key. Terry served as RSGB President in 1992. He was the first GI callsign to hold the position for around 25 years. Terry had been a volunteer for the Society for some years before his election to […]

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