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An active and thriving amateur radio community is what we need!

Posted: 12 Jan 2018 12:54 PM PST
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Part of our strategic goal for 2022 is to have an active and thriving
amateur radio community. I’m going to explain this a little more and pose
some questions for you, the Members. The Strategy’s narrative says this
about the 2022 goal: “The inescapable truth is that the amateur radio
community is ageing and we []

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RSGB Band Plans updated

Posted: 12 Jan 2018 07:57 AM PST
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The 2018 RSGB Band Plans can be found in the forthcoming February edition
of RadCom, due to arrive with Members this week, and online. These
incorporate changes from the 2017 IARU Region 1 Conference, along with UK
usage changes. The main changes are in the 5MHz HF band, and the 50, 144
and 430MHz VHF/UHF []

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RSGBTech and RSGBForum have moved

Posted: 12 Jan 2018 07:54 AM PST
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The independent Yahoo groups RSGBTech and RSGBForum have moved to
Groups.io. Existing members of both groups, with working accounts, were
automatically copied to the corresponding new groups. In addition, previous
messages, files and so on held in each group were also copied to the new
group location in order to maintain continuity of service. Any []

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Raspberry Jam at TNMOC

Posted: 12 Jan 2018 07:48 AM PST
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Raspberry Jams are something of a phenomenon. Independent and run by
volunteers, they gather together people from all walks of life to celebrate
the Raspberry Pi in particular, and digital making in general. The National
Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park is holding a Raspberry Jam for
younger people, who are just starting out with []

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Also in GB2RS this week

Posted: 12 Jan 2018 07:39 AM PST
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Phil Cragg, G3UGK has indicated that he is standing down as Morse
Competency Project Lead. The RSGB wishes to thank him for his work on
behalf of the Training and Education Committee (TEC). The RSGB is now
seeking a successor to take forward the Morse competency scheme, including
proposed changes to make the scheme more []