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Showing posts with label Ham Humour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ham Humour. Show all posts
2025-12-31

The New Year's Ham Baby

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Midnight struck! The calendar flipped, A brand-new baby boy born fully equipped.  But this was no ordinary, cooing tyke,  He burst out screa...
2021-10-31

The November - December 2021 SARC Communicator

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  Over 120 Pages Of Projects, News, Views and Reviews Closing out 2021, The Communicator digital periodical of Surrey Amateur Radio Communic...
2021-10-10

Another Amateur Radio Contribution!

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...said that it will revolutionize communications  In a radical new development, Horace Blink MY2EAR has developed a new multi-band transcei...
2021-04-01

Scientists Warn RF May Disappear Completely by 2040

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   A new study published in the science journal Standing Waves shows that RF signals are disappearing at an alarming rate. Some scientists a...
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2020-04-01

iCom Does It Again!

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Miniaturization unrivalled by other manufacturers Following on the heels of the innovative ’DigiTrix’ HF Transceiver Apple Watch app...
2019-12-31

The January/February 2020 Communicator

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Here is the Latest SARC Communicator Projects, News, Views and Reviews...  Happy New Year from all of us here at SARC! Here is ...
2019-07-24

Anagrams

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Anagrams You Can Relate To THE MORSE CODE : When you rearrange the letters: HERE COME DOTS ASTRONOMER: When you rearrange the letter...
2018-10-07

You Might be Addicted to Ham Radio if:

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Not sure where this originated but it was forwarded by a reader...  1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you...
2017-07-02

SARC Field Day 2017

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Our Field Day Drone Amateur Radio Field Day is an annual emergency communications exercise. We use an air cannon firing tennis balls on a ...