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From my Twitter feed: FreeDV, W3EDP antenna, IARU on WRC-15

May 30, 2013 By Dan KB6NU Leave a Comment

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I haven’t been a big advocate of digital voice (DV), but I’m beginning to think it might be fun.

ke9v
Saw a little FreeDV love on Planet Ubuntu in the form of this post. Nice job by 9M2PJU.http://t.co/bdlzFMKVKU #hamr

 

Also, see My Favorite Cheap HF Antenna, The W3EDP on KG4GVL’s blog.

KG4GVL
Latest update on the W3EDP antenna. by: Brandon, the Random Man: More on the W3EDP http://t.co/niN6lzHAUO

 

Are more HF allocations in our future?

amradvictoria
IARU announces WRC-15 positionshttp://t.co/jFofmX02FF #hamradio

 

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  4. The W3EDP Antenna

Filed Under: antennas, Digital Communications, The Service Tagged With: FreeDV, iaru, W3EDP

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