John GM4SJB talk on operating amateur radio on the 630m amateur band
GM4SJB gave a fascinating presentation to the Denby Dale amateur radio club on operating on the 630m band. He rightly described this as an experimenters band and his huge antenna loading coil is testament to that!
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My 630M Adventure - Part1
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German WW2 100W.S and Torn.E.b on 630 meter ham frequency. 475 kHz
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Ham Radio - My 630 meter magloop. An overview
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So You Fancy An Antenna On 160m?
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