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Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1894 November 29 2013
November 28th, 2013 | 
Author: - Ham radio relief remains an emcomm lifeline in the Philippines
- United Kingdom FUNcube-1 ham satellite is now on-orbit
- Controllers ask hams to help in listening for WREN cubesat
- New 76 Gigahertz record is set in Great Britain
- FCC issuses $15000 NAL to CB'er over alleged use of linear
- CEA issues its Annual Five Trends to Watch
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Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1893 November 22 2013
- Ham radio emcomm efforts continue in the Philippines
- Amateur Radio responds to mid-west tornado outbreak
- ARRL files symbol rate petition with the FCC
- International Space Station celebrates 15 years on-orbit
- Wake Island operation ends with over 100,000 QSO's
- Mega launch puts 29 new satellites into space
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Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1892 November 15 2013
- Ham radio responds as Typhoon Haiyan devastates the central Philippines
- ISS Expedition 37 crew brings the Olympic Torch home from space
- Laccadive Islands on the air between November 20th and December 10th
- BBC on-line news magazine highlights ham radio
- ABC’s Last Man Standing now boasts 17 hams on its crew
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Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1889 October 25 2013
- Hams in Australia respond to massive wildfires in New South Wales
- Ham radio operators in India are set to assist in tracking Comet ISON
- Babnaba Island T33A DXpedition targets November 5 as its start-up date
- FCC says no to expanding Technician class phone operations on 10 meters
- UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom takes a new look at pirate radio
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Amateur Radio Newsline Report 1888 October 18 2013
- Ham radio responds as a major cyclone hits India
- Radio amateurs respond to an earthquake in the Philippines
- The FCC returns to work following end of government shutdown
- IARU Monitoring Service says that Russia iintruding on 15 meters
- AMSAT to celebrate 30 years of manned ham radio in space
- A bit of early DX history from down-under
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