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EA6VQ Sporadic-E clouds Evolution maps
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OSWIN VHF 36kW 53.5 MHz Meteor Scatter radar site
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Another good opportunity for catching that rare square is during VHF & UHF contests. Stations will often operate portable from the tops of high terrain and from rarer locator squares in order to attract other stations to work them for a greater number of points. Sometimes special DX expeditions are mounted that may or may not coincide with these contests.
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RSGB VHF/UHF Activity Contest nights |
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Every 1st Tuesday |
2000-2230 LOCAL |
144MHz Activity |
Every 2nd Tuesday |
2000-2230 LOCAL |
432MHz Activity |
Every 3rd Tuesday |
2000-2230 LOCAL |
1.3GHz/2.3GHz Activity |
Every 4th Tuesday |
2000-2230 LOCAL |
50MHz Activity |
Every 5th Tuesday |
2000-2230 LOCAL |
70MHz Activity |
Probably the best source of general information about amateur radio operation is from the national or local amateur radio society. This is particularly useful if you intend to operate abroad for the first time and are not sure of the local operating frequencies or clubs that you might be able to visit.
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Radio Society of Great Britain
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Eden Valley Radio Society (EVRS)
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Union de Radioaficioanados Espanoles (URE)
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Irish Radio Transmitters Society
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You might want to buy or sell second hand amateur radio equipment and the radio magazine adverts are either too expensive to place your advert in or the equipment is sold by the time the magazine is printed 3 months later. The best place is to look online at the sites shown below.
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QSL lookup & card suppliers |
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Miscellaneousc |
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ON4KST 50/70/144/432 MHz Chat, DXcluster and live maps
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Map of Europe Most Wanted Squares 2004
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Popular
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GPS /
Geocaching |
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Memory Map OS 3D digital mapping
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What is Geocaching? It is rather like treasure hunting with buried caches hidden all around the World, you are provided with co-ordinates which you place in your GPS receiver and then you try to find the hidden treasure! Good family fun and something just a little bit different.
Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) |
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