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HAM RADIO IRELAND The Magazine written by the Radio Experimenter for the Radio Experimenter We are freelance and in absolutely no way aff...
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Internet Radio Setting up cellular data to access live Amateur RF gateways or repeaters across the world can be easily done. A PTT enab... -
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