IARU region 1 September VHF contest
Arguably, to all 144MHz aficionados, this is the most important contest of the year. A contest that attracts thousands of...
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AUSTRALIAN HAM RADIO STORE
“This new, innovative learning resource is targeted at newcomers preparing to sit the Foundation Level exams under the Amateur Radio Class Licence.
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Well done RASA. Project contributors: Alan Cheshire VK6CQ, Chris Chapman VK3QB, Ian Jackson VK3BUF, Bob Bristow VK6POP and Paul Anslow VK2APA.
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