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Good luck to all taking part in this weekend’s contest. Remember to listen out for G5O. #hamr #hamradio #cqww @theRSGB @airlinerslive g8srs.co.uk/cqwwdx-2/
M0WDD’s CW Funday Sunday 19th October, see g8srs.co.uk/cwfunday/ for details. #hamradio #hamr @theRSGB #cw #morse
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This weekend at SRS
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On 6 it’s once a month, 2nd Tuesday @7.30pm . Weekly on GB3MR Thursday 7.30pm with G6RSU. Last Sunday 2m SSB 144.280 10.30am.
Thank you to everybody that joined yesterday's net on 6m #hamr #hamradio @theRSGB
M6PGO/P Jake
M0LAR Gordon
G0RXA Nigel
M0UNG Farrid
G4GDG Bob
M7RJL Ron
G6TGO Ian
M7JMU Jamie
73 M0TYY Simon
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A little Friday afternoon backyard DX before the rain, with a little Ti' Punch to ameliorate the disappointment.
2oz Rhum Agricole
1 tsp cane sugar syrup
1-2 tsp lime juice
pour over ice, drink and forget how to tie your shoelaces.
Met Office graphic with the heading 'DID YOU KNOW?' and an illustration of a light bulb. Text reads: '100 years ago today, the BBC broadcast the very first Shipping Forecast, produced by the Met Office on behalf of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.' Includes the hashtag '#WhenItMatters'. On the right, a photo shows rough ocean waves under a cloudy sky.
Did you know? 100 years ago today, the BBC broadcast the #ShippingForecast for the very first time, produced by the Met Office for the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
More than just a lifesaver, it’s become a beloved part of Britain’s cultural identity. Learn more: bit.ly/4kg877D 🛳️🌊
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No, you do not need a ham radio license to listen to International Space Station (ISS) contacts. You will need a radio that can tune into frequencies like 145.800 MHz for educational contacts or 437.800 MHz for the repeater frequency. Many scanners or software-defined radios (SDR) can cover these frequencies.
You can listen in to ARISS space to ground communications without a radio license in most places around the world!
Tune to 437.800 MHz FM with a scanner or SDR (or of course an amateur radio) to hear the cross-band voice repeater. During STEM contacts, use 145.800 MHz FM.
6M SSB NET - Good morning members, l will be running this evening's net on SSB 50.270MHz +/- QRM at 19.30 local all members welcome. Kind regards, Simon M0TYY #hamr #hamradio @theRSGB
This evening at SRS #hamr #hamradio
Mini dxexpedition to Arranmore (EU-121) 8th to 11th May 2025 qrz.com/db/EJ6KP #hamr #hamradio
The week ahead @G8SRS @theRSGB #hamr #hamradio
Sunday Morning @ SRS #hamr #hamradio
This evening at SRS #hamr #hamradio
SRS Boat Division on tour at Bugsworth Canal Basin #hamradio #hamr
G0RXA @ M6NAE operating GX8SRS in todays 145Alive @theRSGB #hamr #hamradio
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