Series Seven Episode Twenty-Two – International Roundtable Nov 2014 (02 November 2014)

2 November 2014 | by Colin M6BOY  |  Share |   |  Leave a Comment (0)

Series Seven Episode Twenty-Two of the ICQ Amateur / Ham Radio Podcast has been released. The latest news, Martin (M1MRB & W9ICQ) and Colin (M6BOY) discuss the future of commercial Long Wave radio and Martin (M1MRB & W9ICQ) is joined by Ed Durrant (DD5LP) and Frank Howell (K4FMH) for our International Amateur / Ham Radio Roundtable.

  • UK radio hams start 146 MHz development
  • Radio Amateurs / Hams should consider 3D printing
  • K for Kernow
  • New HF network planned
  • Exam Checklists
  • NoV suggestion for Airborne Ham Radio
  • Good news on 70 MHz
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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