Southgate Amateur Radio News for Sunday 13 November 2016
 

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QSO Today 119 Dino Besomi CE3PG

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In a country, like Chile, that gets 70% of the earthquakes recorded around
the World, hams like Dr. Dino Besomi, CE3PG, have to be ready at a minute’s
notice to provide emergency communications when traditional communications
channels fail

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Listening to the 2016 AMSAT Annual Meeting

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As part of the 'AMSAT Symposium @ Sea', the AMSAT Annual Meeting will take
place on Sunday, 13 NOV 16 at 1300 CST on board Carnival Liberty as the
ship transits back to Galveston, TX from Progreso, Mexico

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IARUMS newsletter now available

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The IARU Monitoring System newsletter reports that following action by the
German PTT, a Russian Naval station at Sevastopol has stopped transmitting
on 14180 kHz

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Join a ham radio training course

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Volunteers around the UK run short training courses to enable you to get
your Amateur Radio licence

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Nation Radio - Format change request

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Ofcom has today published a consultation following a request by Nation
Radio to make changes to its Format

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Loretta gets ham radio licence at 91

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The Athens Daily Review reports Loretta Smith KG5QCH has achieved her
amateur radio license at the age of 91

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Propagation Report from Hannes Coetzee, ZS6BZP

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Hannes Coetzee, ZS6BZP, reports that the solar activity is expected to
remain at very low levels