This web site is dedicated to the memory of Ralph Blackburn G3PYR, who not only taught me CW, but also instilled in me a love of Top Band operating, for that I will always be grateful, and is the reason why I hold the amateur callsign G4PYR.
With the sharing of the 160m (1810-2000 kHz) & 80m (3500-3800 kHz) bands between stations in the Coastal Radio Service and the Amateur Radio Service many radio amateurs have over the years developed an interest in the Maritime & Coastal Radio Service.
Many of the Medium Frequency Maritime Coastal Radio stations around the world have closed, with some countries like the United Kingdom having no commercial Coastal Radio stations still operational.
Many of the Medium Frequency Maritime Coastal Radio stations around the world have closed, with some countries like the United Kingdom having no commercial Coastal Radio stations still operational.
The U.K. Government should be ashamed of themselves today 22nd Nov 2011.
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CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE PETITION AGAINST THE U.K. COASTGUARD CLOSURES.
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CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE PETITION AGAINST THE U.K. COASTGUARD CLOSURES.
United Kingdom & Ireland Coastal Information.
Coastal Frequency & Channel Lists.
World Wide Coastal Stations.
Spuds Spot.
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13th May 2012
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