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		Choose a month ... November 2008
		RadCom back issues (more to follow soon!)
About RadCom The Radio Society of Great Britain Members' magazine is sent free every month to Members of the Radio Society of Great Britain. RadCom has the largest amateur radio readership in the UK and is respected throughout the World. RSGB Members When you see click to read story in PDF 6          RSGB Matters "Where has the year gone?" asks RSGB General Manager Peter Kirby, G0TWW 10        News All the amateur radio news. 11        Club News 61        Sport Radio Round-up. Winter 2008 98        Index 2008 14        Centenary at No. 23 Giles Read, G1MFG visits a very unusual radio museum. 51      AMSAT-UK Colloquium 2008 Trevor Hawkins, M5AKA reports on the events at the University of Surrey last summer. 59        Understanding Propagation Steve Nichols, G0KYA reveals more of the ionosphere’s secrets. 51        Homebrew Eamon Skelton, EI9GQ gets back to basics with a couple of very simple projects to build. 46        Electricity, Meters and a few green thoughts John Pink, G8MM discusses the possibility of erroneous electricity readings and interference. 48        SDR Steve Ireland, VK6VZ and Phil Harman, VK6APH look into state-of-the-art SDR hardware for their final column. 86        Experiments with a Regenerative Receiver David Sumner, G3PVH describes how a burst of nostalgia resulted in building a valve project. 78        In Practice Ian White, GM3SEK deals with earth contacts and good RF shielding.
		Subscribe to RadCom   Buy back issues, binders and CD-ROMs   Advertise in RadCom   42        DV Dongle Mike Richards, G4WNC explores what happens when you connect the DV Dongle to the international D-Star gateway network. 76        Book Review Whether it’s antennas or the ‘magic band’ of 6m that interest you, there are new books to add to your Christmas list. 26        Antennas, Peter Dodd, G3LDO 100      Club Calendar 90        Data, Andy Talbot, G4JNT 24        EMC, David Lauder, G0SNO 41        IOTA, Martin Atherton, G3ZAY 38        GHz bands, Sam Jewell, G4DDK 32        HF, Don Field, G3XTT 39        LF, Dave Pick, G3YXM 104      Members Ads , Silent Keys,            Rallies & Events, GB Calls and Congratulations 86        Propagation, Gwyn Williams, G4KFH, Helplines 42        QRP, George Dobbs, G3RJV 78        Sport Radio, Tim Kirby, G4VXE 108      The Last Word 34        VHF/UHF, Norman Fitch, G3FPK

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