Southgate Amateur Radio News for Saturday 5 November 2016
 

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New TX Factor Show released

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The latest edition of the popular TX Factor Show includes a visit to the
Radio Caroline vessel Ross Revenge in Essex

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Quest for 1kW in Australia

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WIA Director Roger Harrison VK2ZRH discusses the issues involved in the
ongoing quest for a 1kW amateur radio power limit in Australia

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Ofcom raise lo-band VHF Noise Floor by 12 dB

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The RSGB has released reports from the Spectrum Forum meeting held October
29, the VHF Spectrum Report highlights the 12 dB increase in Noise Floor

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Sandringham students' Amateur Radio project success

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The Watford Observer reports that Sandringham School students' amateur
radio communication project gave them the opportunity to visit the
Westminster Parliament

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UK sees digital listening growth

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The results of audio measurement company Rajar’s Q3 2016 report are in and,
according to Digital Radio UK, show that the United Kingdom has seen a
growth in digital listening backed by a strong performance from
digital-only stations

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Interesting video on ARISS through the years

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The advent of the International Space Station, launched in 1998 as an
unmanned module, and its progression to a full research facility with crew,
is shown by a new video

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Propagation de K7RA

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The advent of the International Space Station, launched in 1998 as an
unmanned module, and its progression to a full research facility with crew,
is shown by a new video