Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1913 April 11 2014

10 April 2014 | by Amateur Radio Newsline  |  Share |   |  Leave a Comment (1)
  • Hams in the UK about to loose access to some very important UHF spectrum 
  • Amateur radio software being used in undersea hunt for a missing 777 jetliner 
  • severe weather shutters VK9MT Mellish Reef DXpedition early 
  • Article asks why municipalities are not using more ham radio emcomm resources
  • Radio based collision free cars may soon be with us from Toyota
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One Response to “Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1913 April 11 2014”

  • Richrd KWØU:
    11 April 2014 at 22:34 UTC

    “Lose” not “loose,” please. Picky, but I think most people wants it right. The error is in the original text.

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