Radio User Magazine - July 2019 Back Issue

Radio User Magazine July 2019 Back Issue

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IN THIS MONTH'S RADIO USER

• Book Review - A title which studies the impact of the telegraph, radio and TV on Japanese national identity
• Radio & the Apollo Programme - How radio communications were used in the Apollo Programme
• Aerials Now! - How to establish lasting and professional connections using the right equipment
• Digital Radio - New digital receivers and reports on the allocation of regional UK DAB licenses
• Airband News - The comms profile of London Luton Airport, with comments on drone registration charges
• Air Show Guide 2019 - Part Two of our guide to the summer’s best air shows
• DXTV – Special - Making the best of the seasonal Sporadic-E propagation, focusing on aerial tips and weak signal reception.
• The British Amateur Radio Teledata Group - Assessing the BARTG’s achievements, publications and technical impact
• Maritime Matters - The new ICOM IC-M506GE transceiver and updates on Digital Selective Calling (DSC) technology
• Scanning Scene - The Heil Parametric Receive Audio System (PRAS), from the point of views of radio enthusiasts and scanner owners
• Emerging Issues in Radio - Observations from the Radiodays Europe conference
• Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell - Tracing the inspiring career of the British co-discoverer of pulsars
• The International Radio Scene - Visiting a local radio station in Arizona
• Network Radio - New network radios and more ongoing debates on ‘real’ radio
• Software Defined Radio - Using SDR technology, software and equipment to monitor maritime Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals
• Utility Monitoring - Behind the scenes at a professional monitoring equipment maker
• World Music Radio - Profiling the popular Danish short wave station World Music Radio
• Book Review Extra - A brief update on Gayle van Horn’s Global Radio Guide
• Rallies - Our extensive listing of rallies and other enthusiasts’ meetings

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July 2019 IN THIS MONTH'S RADIO USER • Book Review - A title which studies the impact of the telegraph, radio and TV on Japanese national identity • Radio & the Apollo Programme - How radio communications were used in the Apollo Programme • Aerials Now! - How to establish lasting and professional connections using the right equipment • Digital Radio - New digital receivers and reports on the allocation of regional UK DAB licenses • Airband News - The comms profile of London Luton Airport, with comments on drone registration charges • Air Show Guide 2019 - Part Two of our guide to the summer’s best air shows • DXTV – Special - Making the best of the seasonal Sporadic-E propagation, focusing on aerial tips and weak signal reception. • The British Amateur Radio Teledata Group - Assessing the BARTG’s achievements, publications and technical impact • Maritime Matters - The new ICOM IC-M506GE transceiver and updates on Digital Selective Calling (DSC) technology • Scanning Scene - The Heil Parametric Receive Audio System (PRAS), from the point of views of radio enthusiasts and scanner owners • Emerging Issues in Radio - Observations from the Radiodays Europe conference • Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell - Tracing the inspiring career of the British co-discoverer of pulsars • The International Radio Scene - Visiting a local radio station in Arizona • Network Radio - New network radios and more ongoing debates on ‘real’ radio • Software Defined Radio - Using SDR technology, software and equipment to monitor maritime Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals • Utility Monitoring - Behind the scenes at a professional monitoring equipment maker • World Music Radio - Profiling the popular Danish short wave station World Music Radio • Book Review Extra - A brief update on Gayle van Horn’s Global Radio Guide • Rallies - Our extensive listing of rallies and other enthusiasts’ meetings

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