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History of GKA - Portishead Radio Station.
Here!
Just look at those receivers.. |
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| PMR
Conversions |
Dymar/Burndept 2000 (2m)
Storno CQM5662 (70cm)
Loads of PYE stuff (soon)! |
| CV Devices |
Equivalents and Substitutes - in the
Library |
| GEOG |
Terrain modelling software, in the Download
area. |
| Download
area |
Software, Manuals, etc |
| Freebies! |
Components and other items
to GIVE AWAY! |
| Favourite
Links! |
Radio, Scuba Diving, a bit
of everything really. |
| Library |
Useful information for Radio
Amateurs!! |
73 DE G8YOA / 2E0APR
WAB = SS70
QRA = IO80CU
23KM NW EXETER
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Hello People!
I have been a Ham since 1979. I took and passed
the Radio Amateur's Exam in 1980 and gained the UK Class
B licence G8YOA. I was never really interested in CW, so have remained
as a Class B (>30Mhz) until now. Just recently I have started to learn
Morse, and I took and passed the UK Novice (5WPM) test in April this year.
This means I can use my Novice call 2E0APR on the UK Novice
bands.
I think there are 3 main types of Ham,
The ones who want to talk.
The ones who want to fiddle with radio, electronics,
aerials, etc.
Both of the above.
I am definitely a fiddler....!
Enough of the life story! If you want the
personal bits, try here.
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