ICQ Podcast S06 E07 – Amateur / Ham Radio Scanner (07 April 2013)

7 April 2013 | by Colin M6BOY  |  Share |   |  Leave a Comment (0)

Series Six Episode Seven of the ICQ Podcast has been released. News Stories include :-

  • UK Budget to impact Ham Radio?
  • National broadcasters reduce shortwave broadcast
  • Looming loss of 2300-2302 MHz
  • PLC for Smart Meters?
  • Fall in UK amateur radio exams
  • Raspberry Pi as WSPR transmitter up to 250 MHz
  • 2000km DX using the Raspberry Pi
  • World Amateur Radio Day 2013
  • Radio Ham wins AF Harvey Engineering Research Prize
  • Lighthouses having their first activation
  • VK National Field Day

Listener mailbag feedback and Martin Butler (M1MRB & W9ICQ) discusses amateur / ham radio scanners.

Colin Butler, M6BOY, is the host of the ICQ Podcast, a weekly radio show about Amateur Radio. Contact him at [email protected].

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