Radio User Magazine June 2020 Vorige editie

IN THIS MONTH’S RADIO USER

• NEWS & PRODUCTS: Our eight-page news section with stories on AirAntennas, AM monitor receivers, automatic SMA calibrators, dual-band mobiles & much more .
• BOOKSTORE: Our bookstore contains a veritable treasure-trove of radio reading
• BOOK REVIEW: Anew biography of the war correspondent & pilot Charles Gardner
• AIRBAND NEWS: Aviation safety & Brexit & a comprehensive list of aeronautical abbreviations in use.
• SPY MESSAGES & RADIO (PART I): The history, technology & key actors behind the many number station transmissions on short wave.
• AERIALS NOW: Some important aerial modelling programmes for radio hobbyists & experimenters & has advice on their best usage in the shack.
• SCANNING SCENE: The secrets behind a new brand of inflatable antennas & the implications of the current Coronavirus situation
• EMERGING ISSUES IN RADIO: What the ‘new normal’ might be for radio enthusiasts & podcast consumers, in the light of COVID-19.
• MARITIME MATTERS: Automatic Radar Plotting Aid technology in maritime use
• NETWORK RADIO: Meeting a host of friendly operators, on the Belgian Network Radio scene
• THE INTERNATIONAL RADIO SCENE: Several unmissable spoken-word & music programmes, from all areas of radio
• DIGITAL RADIO: The Digital Emergency Warning Service, & surveys the A20 RDM schedules.
• TIME, FREQUENCY: & PROPAGATION (PART II): The NCDXF/IARU International Beacon Project & a look at Standard Frequency & Time Signal (SFTS) stations.
• HISTORY OF RADIO: LORD HAW-HAW: The life & legacy of William Joyce, who, as ‘Lord Haw-Haw’ became a lackey for the Nazi propaganda machine.
• THE BRITISH DX CLUB: The BDXC’s current programme of activities & publications
• FEEDBACK: A cornucopia of news & snippets from Bob Houlston