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- US county seeks amateur radio volunteers for emergency role
  Jo Daviess County is hoping to create a pool of volunteer amateur radio operators, who can play a vital role in disseminating information to the public during emergencies […]
- Museum remembers radio enthusiast who heard Titanic’s call for help
  Artie Moore was in his South Wales bedroom when he leaned the Titanic was sinking - two days before the news reached the UK […]
- Youngsters to get studio chance
  Out-of-work teenagers will learn how to make their own radio programmes at a Keighley music studio […]
- Olympics Special Calls and the use of the Olympics logos
  Although Ofcom have now granted permission for UK radio amateurs to use special prefixes this permission does not extend to use of the various logos associated with the Games […]
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- NASA's amazing high definition image of Earth
  NASA have released a 'Blue Marble' image of the Earth taken from the VIIRS instrument aboard their most recently launched Earth-observing satellite - Suomi NPP […]
- Announcing the 160m Band Utilization Chart
  The '160m Band Utilization Chart' is exactly that. It is not a 'bandplan', nor even an 'unofficial bandplan'. Rather, it is an attempt to graphically portray the modes that are actually in use on 160m today […]
- 2E0HTS working the OSCAR-7 satellite
  A new video from Simon 2E0HTS shows him working F6HRO and DG1EA via the 37 year old amateur radio satellite OSCAR-7 […]
- Youngsters to get studio chance
  The Keighley News reporting on a radio studio training opportunity for youngsters mentions they could also become radio hams […]

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