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Icom IC-7300 video

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The very first demonstration in the UK of the Icom IC-7300 Transceiver,
with Pete Waters G3OJV of Waters and Stanton and Chris Ridley G8GJC of Icom
UK

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Pave PAWS BMEWS radar upgrade

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ARRL reports the Air Force has pledged continued cooperation with Radio
Amateurs during the Cape Cod Radar Upgrades

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Tony's 10 Metre Band Report

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The usual story, poor to fair during the week but really plus, plus at the
weekend for the contest. 3XY1T favourite till Friday then T32CO (East
Kiribati), PJ4G (Bonaire) and PZ5W (Suriname) came galloping through

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The World of Low Power (QRP) Operation

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Dan Maloney KC1DJT describes the World of QRP Operation in his Hackaday
article How Low Can You Go?

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G0KSC wins another RSGB Award

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Justin Johnson, G0KSC has won another award from the RSGB, this year for
his contributions to the hobby, VHF/UHF Antenna technology and the
introduction of the super-low noise LFA Yagi

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Family Training and Events

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Justin Johnson, G0KSC has won another award from the RSGB, this year for
his contributions to the hobby, VHF/UHF Antenna technology and the
introduction of the super-low noise LFA Yagi

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Historic site to welcome ham radio operators

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To help celebrate the National Park Service’s centennial, the Lewis and
Clark State Historic Site is welcoming amateur radio operators for a
special event March 19