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Recent radio headlines and the latest available space-weather reading. Open the full bulletin ↗
11 October 2023 · By 26 DT716 Steven
The ionosphere (roughly 50–600 miles up) contains layers of ions and free electrons that refract, reflect or absorb radio waves. Understanding D, E and F layers helps predict openings for DX on HF and 11 metres.
Updated October 2026 · Site editorial · Sources: Ofcom
Replaces older informal frequency lists. Covers UK 27/81 and CEPT plans, power limits, and what licence exemption does and does not allow. Read the full guide →
24 April 2023 · Group events
Last Wednesday of the month, 19:00–21:00 UK time. Hosted by Roy Sneesby. Get your callsign into the log. This net has international interest.
24 April 2023 · Group events
Annual camp with antenna work and on-air activity. Watch group channels for dates and prices.
11 October 2023
DX means distance: receiving distant signals or making two-way contact with distant stations. On CB and freeband discussions, that often means other countries when conditions allow.
10 May 2023 · By 26DT1998 Daniella
Discussion of licensing models, accessibility, and how the hobby might attract new operators while staying responsible with spectrum.