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[email protected] November 5th 10 04:16 PM

GB2RS NEWS Sunday 7th November 2010
 
GB2RS NEWS

Sunday 7th November 2010

The news headlines

Ofcom to automatically renew Short Contest Callsigns

RSGB Museum Surplus Equipment

4th Bath Buildathon announced

At the Ofcom and RSGB Forum on 19 October it was agreed that,
exceptionally, holders of individual Short Contest Call signs would not
be required to re-apply and go though the assessment process at the end
of this year. The assessment at the end of the year would also not be
applied to clubs holding SCCs. Instead Ofcom will automatically renew
all SCCs for a further 3 years. Any individuals or clubs holding SCCs
that they will not want to renew should inform the Amateur and Maritime
Team at Ofcom as soon as possible. All are reminded that the assessment
criteria remains, and that individuals or clubs that envisage requiring
SCCs after 2014 should appraise themselves of, and work toward, meeting
the criteria. Ofcom has a detailed explanation of the criteria for Short
Contest Call signs on their website.

The first RSGB Museum Surplus Sale closed last Sunday and the initial
items all sold. Several hundred people registered as watchers of the
items and eight lucky people walked away with bargains including an
IC-720 and a Hallicrafters Skyrider SX23. Proceeds of all the sales will
be going towards the costs of the National Radio Centre at Bletchley
Park. This week over 20 items have been put up for sale and the auction
ends this evening, 7th November. Several hundred people are watching
these items too. In the first few days it was obvious that the Microwave
Modules linear amplifier and the Eddystone 960 are on the most-wanted
list. For details of the surplus equipment check out the RSGB website at
www.rsgb.org/auction.

The date of the 4th Bath Buildathon has been confirmed as Saturday 8
January 2011. For those that are not familiar with the concept, the
basic idea is for a group of radio enthusiasts to lock themselves in a
room for a day and build a radio project under the watchful eye of a few
experienced mentors. These events are ideal for Intermediate students or
licensed amateurs who has never raised solder smoke in anger before.
This year the event will cost ?55 to include a 20m SSB superhet receiver
kit, room hire, tea, coffee, etc. The Bath Buildathon Crew will be
providing all tools and test equipment required and no previous
experience is needed, just a bucket load of enthusiasm! Booking forms
for the Buildathon are available on request from or
by post. Steve is QTHR in the Yearbook and on QRZ.com.

On 1 October, at the National Hamfest in Newark, a new Amateur Radio
Society was launched for lifeboat enthusiasts. Called the Lifeboat
Amateur Radio Society, membership is open to everyone for a flat
membership fee of just ?10 per year for those aged 16 and above;
under-16s are free. Clubs may affiliate themselves with the society for
only ?40 per year. The club's website is at

www.lifeboat-amateur-radio.org.uk. The next SOS Day will take place on
28 January 2011 and the Lifeboat Amateur Radio Society will, once again,
be organising SOS Radio Week to coincide with it. Taking part is easy,
you simply register on the event website at www.sosradioweek.org.uk.

A short wave station on the African continent is refusing to leave the
amateur-only portion of 40 metres even after notification from the
government. Radio Uganda continues to operate on the amateur radio
frequency of 7.195MHz. Uganda radio amateurs have been authorised by
Uganda Communications Commission to use the band 7.1 to 7.2MHz.

Many UK amateurs who operate on 501 - 504kHz have reported over the past
month reception of an wideband signal betweenš498 and 502kHz. The RSGB
is investigating the matter, but it is possible that it is an early
trial of a so called e-Navigation MFSK system that the maritime service
is proposing for this part of the spectrum at WRC-12 preparation
meetings.

Lubomir, OK2BVG has been given permission to operate between 501-504kHz
with maximum power of 20W ERP. This permission is valid until the 1
September 2011. Lubomir would like to thank the executive staff of the
Czech Telecommunications Office and OK1HH of the Czech Radio Club for
their assistance. This means that 11 countries in Region 1 are now known
to be authorised in this part of the 500kHz band and more information
can be found on the IARU Region 1 website.

Whitton Amateur Radio Group is planning a six week Intermediate course
starting 10 November and a Foundation course early in the New Year.
Whitton Amateur Radio Group can be contacted on 0870 760 5082 or by
e-mail to .

And now for the details of rallies and events for the coming week.

Today, 7 November, the Kempton Rally is taking place at Kempton Park
racecourse, Staines Road East, Sunbury on Thames, Middlesex TW16 5AQ.
There will be a talk-in station on 145.550MHz using the callsign GB2KRT.
Doors open at 10am and there will be trade stands, lectures and an RSGB
bookstand. Coulsdon Amateur Transmitting Society will be running a Bring
and Buy stand. Details from Paul, M0CJX, on 0845 165 0351.

Also today, 7 November, the Foyle & District ARC Annual Rally is being
held at the Best Western White Horse Hotel, 68 Clooney Road, Derry BT47
3PA. Doors open at 12 noon and there will be trade stands, special
interest groups and RSGB representation.

On Saturday 13 November, the Rochdale & District RS Traditional Radio
Rally will take place at St Vincent's Church Hall, Caldershaw Road,
Rochdale OL12 7QL. Note that this is a Saturday rally. Doors open at
10.30am and admission is ?2.50 with concessions for under 12s and
seniors. There will be a Bring & Buy. More details from Dave, G0PUD, on
07710 243 107.

Now for the news of special events

From 9 November GB2AD will be on the air from Lurgan in County Armagh

for Armisitice Day.

Coventry Amateur Radio Society will be operating GB70CBC for the
Coventry Blitz Commemoration from Coventry Cathedral during November.
Operation will be on an 'as available basis' on 2m and the HF bands
between 80 and 10m. Further information from G8GMU on 0247636 4235 or by
e-mail to
.

And now the HF DX news compiled from 425 DX News and other sources

DL5MFL, DL4MAQ and DF9MV are planning to be active from Senegal from 8
to 18 November. The group will be guests of 6W7RV at the Le Calao resort
and will operate dedicated holiday style. A 6V7 callsign has been
requested. QSL via DE0MST.

The low band operation at 5R8X in Madagascar is now under way. 160, 80,
40 and 30m will be activated during the dark hours every night. Activity
will run for 8 days, until 9 November. They plan to use 1822.5, 3505.5,
3525, 7005.5 and 7025 and 10105.5kHz, almost exclusively CW.

Ulli, DL2AH is on Tristan da Cunha, IOTA reference AF-029, and will
operate as ZD9AH until 6 December. This is not a DXpedition and he plans
to operate mainly SSB on 40, 20, 17, 12 and 10 metres with some RTTY
activity during the last two weeks of November. QSL via DL2AH, direct or
via the bureau.

Sigi, DL7DF, will lead 9U0A operations from Burundi until 11 November.
One station will be full time on digital modes. QSL to DL7DF direct or
to the German DARC Bureau.

HA5UK and HA5AO will be on Efata Island, OC-035, Vanuatu, until 15
November, signing YJ0HA, all bands and modes, including SSTV. QSL via
HA5UK direct and LoTW.

Now the contest news

The first event this week is the 432MHz UK Activity Contest on 9
November from 2000 to 2230UTC. Using all modes the exchange is signal
report, serial number and locator.

The SSB leg of the 80m Club Sprints on Thursday 11th. The event takes
place between 2000 and 2130UTC and the exchange is serial number and
name.

On Saturday 13 November, between 2000 and 2300UTC, we have the annual
Club Calls Contest on 160m. This event often sees clubs making a special
effort to get new operators to take part under supervision. Exchange a
report, a serial number and, if you are a member of an RSGB affiliated
society, the full official name of your club and the word `member'. For
those using a club's own callsign, say `club station' instead of
`member'. Some clubs have very long names, so there's a list on the
Contest Committee website at
www.rsgbcc.org/hf/clubcalls.xls of over 100
approved abbreviations for club names to be given in submitted logs. You
still need to give the full name during each QSO. Something important
for the contest managers of clubs to do is ensure that all the members
who partake give exactly the same club name. This can done by giving
everyone a cue card to place in a prominent place on their station while
the contest is running. A log-keeping tip for participants is to key in
`M' for Member, `CS' for Club Station and `NC' for No Club while QSOs
are taking place, and expand the abbreviations to the full words
afterwards.

16 November sees the UHF UK Activity Contest from 2000 to 2230UTC. Using
the 1.3 and 2.3GHz bands the exchange is signal report, serial number
and locator.

The RTTY leg of the Worked All Europe DX Contest takes place over the
weekend 13 and 14 November from 0000 to 2359UTC. Unlike the CW leg held
in August and SSB leg held in September, in the RTTY leg everybody works
everybody. Single op stations are limited to 36 hours out of 48. The
exchange is signal report and serial number.

And now the solar factual data for the period from the 25th to the 31st
of October, compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on the 1st of November.

The solar disc had sunspots visible every day. Solar activity increased
to low on four days when in total six C class solar flares occurred. The
largest was a C5 which took place early on the 31st. Several coronal
mass ejections also took place but had very little effect. Solar flux
levels varied little day to day and averaged 85 units. The 90 day solar
flux average on the 31st remained at 81 units for another week. X-ray
flux levels also varied little and averaged A9.9 units. Geomagnetic
activity was quiet every day. The average was Ap 4 units. The most
disturbed day was the 26th with an Ap of 8. Solar wind data from the ACE
spacecraft saw solar wind speeds decline from 670 kilometres per second
on the 26th to 330 by the 320 by the 31st. Particle densities were very
low with only 2 particles per cubic centimetre except for the 31st when
around midday there was a brief increase to 10 particles per cubic
centimetre. Bz never varied more than minus 5 and plus 8 nanoTeslas
during the period.

And now the solar forecast. Later this week the more active side of the
Sun is expected to rotate into view. Solar activity could increase after
midweek. Solar flux levels should increase and by next weekend be in the
mid 80's, or even higher. Geomagnetic activity is expected to be quiet
every day. MUFs during daylight hours at equal latitudes should be
around 26MHz for the south and 23MHz for the north. Darkness hour lows
should be about 9MHz. Paths this week to the Middle East should have a
maximum usable frequency of around 25MHz. The optimum working frequency
with a 90 per cent success rate will be about 19MHz. The best time to
try this path will be between 0900 and 1400 hours.

And that's all for this week from the propagation team.

Next, the Local News:

Please note that details of all RSGB-affiliated clubs and societies

can be found on the RSGB website, including e-mail addresses

and website links where known.

[Note to Newsreaders: Please read the local news items appropriate to
the service area of your transmission.]

NEWS FOR THE MIDLANDS

Do you know anyone who wants to take the Foundation Course? Nunsfield
House Amateur Radio Group is enrolling now for new courses in Derby. If
you know anyone who is interested in taking any of the courses or exams,
please direct them to www.frankcom.plus.com/nun_courses.html.š

On Sunday 7 November South Birmingham Radio Society is attending the
Martlesham Microwave Round Table. Contact Don, on 0121 458 1603.

On Monday 8 November Gloucester Amateur Radio & Electronics Society is
having a DF Hunt. Contact Anne, 2E1GKY, on 01452 548478, daytime.

On Monday 8 November Leicester Radio Society is having a bring and share
BBQ. Contact Alex, G8FCQ, on 0753 120 1640.

On Monday 8 November South Birmingham Radio Society is having an
equipment dismantling evening for the next rally. Contact Don, on 0121
458 1603.

On Monday 8 November Stratford Upon Avon District Radio Society is
holding a surplus equipment sale, hosted by G8HJS. Contact G0CHO, on
01608 664488.

On Monday 8 November Wythall Radio Club continues its Advanced course.
Details from Christopher Pettitt, G0EYO, by email to
.

On Tuesday 9 November Loughborough & District Amateur Radio Club is
having a talk on the RSGB by RSGB Deputy Regional Manager John Rogers,
M0JAV. More information from Chris, G1ETZ, on 01509 504 319.

On Tuesday 9 November Mid-Warwickshire Amateur Radio Society is having a
video or DVD evening. Details from Don, G4CYG, on 019 2642 4465.

On Tuesday 9 November Wythall Radio Club is having a committee meeting.
Details from Christopher Pettitt, G0EYO, by email to
.

On Wednesday 10 November Bolsover Amateur Radio Society is having a talk
on IOTA by Keith, G0THF. Bolsover Town Social Club 8pm. For details,
send an email to
.

On Wednesday 10 November Lincoln Short-Wave Club is watching the DVD of
Grantham Amateur Radio Club's DXpedition to Denmark. For more
information contact Pam Rose, G4STO, on 01427 788356.

On Wednesday 10 November Midland Amateur Radio Society is having a
ragchew, training classes and a committee meeting. Details from Norman,
G8BHE, on 01214 229 787.

On Wednesday 10 November Telford & District Amateur Radio Society is
examining the club library. Contact Mike, G3JKX, on 01952 299 677.

On Thursday 11 November Brigg & District Amateur Radio Club is having a
talk on operating from the Caribbeanšby Graham, M0AEP. Details from
John, 2E0III, on 01652 632938.

On Thursday 11 November Salop Amateur Radio Society is having a natter
night. Details on the club website at
www.salop-ars.org.uk.

On Thursday 11 November South Birmingham Radio Society is having
Foundation training classes with G8OWL. Contact Don, on 0121 458 1603.

On Friday 12 November Bromsgrove & District Amateur Radio Club invites
members to try their radios on the club antenna. Contact Chris, M0BQE on
01905 776 869.

On Friday 12 November Coventry Amateur Radio Society is holding a Great
Egg Race. Contact John, G8SEQ, on 07958 777363.

On Friday 12 November South Birmingham Radio Society is having a
construction evening. Contact Don, on 0121 458 1603.

On Saturday 13 November Leicester Radio Society is taking part in the
Club Calls 160 metre contest. Contact Alex, G8FCQ, on 0753 120 1640.

On Saturday 13 November Lincoln Short-Wave Club is putting G5FZ on the
air. For more information contact Pam Rose, G4STO, on 01427 788356.

On Saturday 13 November Wythall Radio Club continues its Advanced
Course. Details from Christopher Pettitt, G0EYO, by email to
.

NEWS FOR THE NORTH OF ENGLAND

On Monday 8 November Angel of the North Amateur Radio Club is on the air
and having a natter night. Contact Nancy Bone, G7UUR, on 0191 477 0036.

On Monday 8 November Bolton Wireless Club is having a talk on HF
digimode operation, including the new APSK mode, by Chris, G4HYG et al.
For details, send an email to
.

On Monday 8 November Macclesfield & District Radio Society is having an
introduction to VHF contesting. More information from Roger Bell,
M0GMG, on 0771 258 9163.

On Monday 8 November Scarborough Amateur Radio Society is watching the
Red Arrows 1983 American tour Classic Manoeuvres DVD. More information
from Jerry Scarr, G6LBL, on 01751 476601.

On Monday 8 November Sheffield Amateur Radio Club is having a demo of
the dip and loading tuning technique. More information from Peter Day,
G3PHO, by email to
.

On Monday 8 November Workington and Distrct Radio and IT Group has its
monthly meeting and is in the air. For more information get in touch
with Barry Easdon, G0RZI, on 01946 812092.

On Tuesday 9 November Halifax & District Amateur Radio Society continues
its Foundation and Intermediate training, looking at PSK31 interfaces,
using the club's rig and Morse practice. Contact Martin, M0GQB, on 01422
341317.

On Wednesday 10 November Hornsea Amateur Radio Club is having a talk on
audio recording by G4YTV. Contact Gordon MacNaught, G3WOV, on 01377
240573.

On Wednesday 10 November Maltby & District Amateur Radio Society is on
the air. Contact Keith, G1PQW, on 07701 156 678.

On Wednesday 10 November Mid-Cheshire Amateur Radio Society is etching
circuit boards for the frequency counter project. Contact Peter Paul
Fox, G8HAV, on 01606 553401.

On Thursday 11 November Hornsea Amateur Radio Club is participating in
the 80m Sprint, Home stations. Contact Gordon MacNaught, G3WOV, on 01377
240573.

On Thursday 11 November Preston Amateur Radio Society is having a talk
on 4m and 6m DX by Neil, G0JHC. Contact Richard, M0RDZ, on 0785 587
3566.

On Thursday 11 November Ripon & District Amateur Radio Society Club is
on the air. Details from Rob Hall, M0RBY, on 0787 608 5631.

On Thursday 11 November Wakefield & District Radio Society is having a
talk and slide show by John Carter, G7JTH, entitled When I Was At Sea.
Contact Ken, 2E0SSQ, on 07900 563117.

On Friday 12 November East Cleveland Amateur Radio Club has its
technical forum. For more information contact Alistair, G4OLK, on 01642
475 671.

On Saturday 13 November Hornsea Amateur Radio Club is taking part in the
Top Band Club Calls contest, Home stations. Contact Gordon MacNaught,
G3WOV, on 01377 240573.

On Saturday 13 November Wakefield & District Radio Society continues its
Foundation and Advanced courses. Contact Ken, 2E0SSQ, on 07900 563117.

NEWS FOR NORTHERN IRELAND

No news items have been received for Northern Ireland this week.

NEWS FOR SCOTLAND

On Tuesday 9 November Kilmarnock & Loudoun Amateur Radio Club is having
a club night. Contact Graham, MM3GDC, by email to
.

On Tuesday 9 November Livingston & District Amateur Radio Society
Operating Evening. Contact Norman, on 07740 946192.

On Wednesday 10 November Lothians Radio Society is having an historical
evening with John Macdonald, GM4XZN, looking at GPO vans in the queerest
of places. Contact Andy Sinclair, by email to
.

On Wednesday 10 November Paisley YMCA Amateur Radio Club is having a
talk on how to do simple repairs on your rig by GM3UWX. Contact Bill
Anderson, 2M0BZZ, on 01505 613633.

On Wednesday 10 November West of Scotland Amateur Radio Society is
having construction projects and licence training by the Solder Group.
More information from Fred Coombes, 2M0BIN, on 01415 715512.

On Thursday 11 November Aberdeen Amateur Radio Society is on the air and
having a construction evening. More information from Lewis, GM4AJR, on
01224 575 663.

On Friday 12 November Borders Amateur Radio Society is having a talk and
demonstration on PSK31 and Slow Scan TV by Landles, GM4XZZ. More
information from Ray, GM0CDV, on 01573 228730.

On Friday 12 November West of Scotland Amateur Radio Society is having
presentations, guest speakers, a quiz and a raffle. More information
from Fred Coombes, 2M0BIN, on 01415 715512.

NEWS FOR THE SOUTH EAST and EAST ANGLIA

On Monday 8 November Coulsdon Amateur Transmitting Society is having a
talk on D-Star by Chris, 2E0CTH. More information from Andy, G8JAC, by
email to
.

On Monday 8 November Southdown Amateur Radio Society is having its
annual dinner at the Toby Carvery, Eastbourne. Details from John, G3DQY,
on 01424 424 319.

On Tuesday 9 November Brede Steam Amateur Radio Society is at the shack.
For more information contact Steve, on 01424 720815.

On Tuesday 9 November Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society is having a club
net night. Contact Martyn, G1EFL, on 01245 469 008.

On Tuesday 9 November Harwell Amateur Radio Society is having a talk by
Martin Ditter of the European SpacešAgency. Contact Malcolm, G8NRP, on
01235 524844.

On Wednesday 10 November Aylesbury Vale Radio Society is having a quiz
with Chesham club at the Doghouse. Details from Roger, G3MEH, on 01442
826 651.

On Wednesday 10 November Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society is having a
committee meeting at Danbury. Contact Martyn, G1EFL, on 01245 469 008.

On Wednesday 10 November Chesham & District Amateur Radio Society is
having its annual quiz with Aylesbury Club at Chesham WHC. More details
from Terry, G0VFW, on 01442 831 491.

On Wednesday 10 November Darenth Valley Radio Society is having a natter
night is on the air. For more information send an email to Ray,
.

On Wednesday 10 November Harwich Amateur Radio Interest Group is having
two short tales by Arthur, M1FFU. Details from Kevan, 2E0WMG, on 07766
543784.

On Wednesday 10 November Havering & District Amateur Radio Club is
having an informal evening. Contact John, M0UKD, on 07817 365354.

On Wednesday 10 November Norfolk Amateur Radio Club is having an
informal, construction and workshop evening. Details from Chris Danby,
G0DWV, on 01603 898678.

On Wednesday 10 November South Essex Amateur Radio Society is holding
its AGM. Contact Norman, M0FZW, on 01268 692776.

On Wednesday 10 November Southgate Amateur Radio Club has its autumn
junk sale. Contact David Sharp, M0XDS, by email to
.

On Wednesday 10 November Worthing & District Amateur Radio Club is
having a discussion evening. For more information contact Roy, G4GPX, on
01903 753 893.

On Thursday 11 November Bittern DX Group is having an informal meeting.
Details from Linda, G0AJJ, on 01692 404154.

On Thursday 11 November Echelford Amateur Radio Society is having a talk
by Roger Western, G3SXW, on his whirlwind tour of Central America.
Contact John, G4GSC, on 01784 451898.

On Thursday 11 November Edgware & District Radio Society is having a
talk on sundials by Julian, G4ZOD. More information from Mike, G4RNW, on
0208 950 0658.

On Thursday 11 November Lowestoft & District Amateur Radio Club is
having a club night at the shack. Details from Phil, G0JSG, on 01502
585448.

On Thursday 11 November Reading & District Amateur Radio Club is having
a talk on 23cm by Professor Colin Bayliss, G3WKZ. Details from Pete,
G8FRC, on 01189 695 697.

On Thursday 11 November Shefford & District Amateur Radio Society is
holding a quiz night. Details from David, G8UOD, on 01234 742 757.

On Friday 12 November Cambridge & District Amateur Radio Club is looking
at Morse for all abilities. Details from Lawrence Micallef, M0LCM, on
07941 972724.

On Friday 12 November Crystal Palace Radio and Electronics Club is
having a talk by Colin, M0XED, Bob, G3OOU and Victor, G1PKSHF on VHF
Aerials, feeders and ATUs. Please note that the date has been changed
for this week only to avoid bonfire night. Contact Bob, G3OOU, on 01737
552 170.

On Friday 12 November Harlow & District Amateur Radio Society is having
a club night. Details from Mark Haynes, M0DXR, on 07917 223870.

On Friday 12 November Mid-Sussex Amateur Radio Society is having a talk
on valve linears by Peter, G4AKG. Contact Peter, G4AKG, on 01444 239371.

On Friday 12 November Wimbledon & District Amateur Radio Society is
having a discussion on the Foundation licence led by Andrew, G4ADM.
Contact Jim, M0CON, on 020 8874 7456.

On Saturday 13 November Verulam Amateur Radio Club is taking part in the
Club Calls contest. Details from Ralph, on 01923 265572.

On Saturday 13 November Worthing & District Amateur Radio Club is taking
part in the RSGB 160m Club Calls contest. For more information contact
Roy, G4GPX, on 01903 753 893.

On Sunday 14 November Bittern DX Group continues its Foundation course.
Details from Linda, G0AJJ, on 01692 404154.

On Sunday 14 November Horsham Amateur Radio Club has its morning Fox
Hunt. Details are on the web at
www.harc.org.uk.

NEWS FOR THE SOUTH WEST

On Monday 8 November Exeter Amateur Radio Society is having a club
night. Contact Phil Jays, 2E0PCJ, on 01392 877413.

On Wednesday 10 November Taunton & District Amateur Radio Club is
operating the club station. Contact William, G3WNI, on 01823 666 234 for
more information.

On Wednesday 10 November Thornbury & South Gloucestershire Amateur Radio
Club is on the air. Contact Tony, G0WMB, on 01454 417048.

On Thursday 11 November South Bristol Amateur Radio Club starts its
Christmas Raffle. Contact Len, G4RZY, on 01275 834 282.

On Thursday 11 November Swindon & District Amateur Radio Club natter
night. Contact Den, M0ACM, on 07810 317750.

On Thursday 11 November Yeovil Amateur Radio Club is in the shack with
M1FFP. Contact Steve Crask, G7AHP, by email to .

On Friday 12 November North Bristol Amateur Radio Club is having a
history of NBARC in pictures by John, G3IZM. Details from Dick on 01454
218362.

On Friday 12 November Torbay Amateur Radio Society is having a natter
night. For more information contact Dave, G6FSP, by email to
.

NEWS FOR WALES

On Monday 8 November Llanelli Amateur Radio Society is having a raffle.
Contact Craig, MW0MXT, on 01269 840292.

On Tuesday 9 November Marches Amateur Radio Society is on the air and
having a natter night. It is hoped that the Construction Group will
resume its activities. For more information contact Dave, MW0AYM, on
01691 777242.

On Thursday 11 November Aberystwyth & District Amateur Radio Society is
having a talk by Wyn, GW4TUD, on the Royal Observer Corps Underground
Monitoring Posts. Details from Ray, GW7AGG, on 01970 611853.




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