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IN THIS ISSUE

Propagation & Radio Science - Tomas Hood investigates sunspots.
Scanning Scene - Bill Robertson surveys digital modes scanner models.
Decode - Mike Richards expands his survey of the technologies driving radio applications.
Review: The SDRPlay RSP1A Software Defined Receiver - Clint Gouveia reveals in some detail this SDR’s performance on the HF bands.
Airband News - David Smith offers an ATC communications profile of Manchester Airport.
Maritime Matters - Robert Connolly details the radio communications, in use at Britain’s inland ports and waterways infrastructure.
Utility Monitoring - Nils Schiffhauer contributes a comprehensive survey.
Book Review - David Harris introduces new books.
DXTV, FM & Satellite News - Keith Hamer and Garry Smith appraise tropospheric propagation in January 2018.
LM&S Broadcast Matters - Chrissy Brand surveys a number of broadcasts across the medium and short wave bands.
Fifty Years of BBC Colour TV (Part Two) - Keith Hamer and Garry Smith cover the intricacies of the colour technology.
Digital Radio - Kevin Ryan critically assesses issues of DAB radio coverage, reports on DAB+ and introduces the workings of AAC audio decoders.
Emerging Issues - Chrissy Brand celebrates the roles that radio can play, both in local communities and through global initiatives.
Comms from Europe - Simon Parker investigates the impact that the mass-production of transceivers can have.
Software Spot - QSP73 Services has a portfolio of updated radio software.
News & Products - A focus on new radios, transceivers and antennas from UK radio traders.
House of Light - A short report on a recent visit to one of the more unusual, little-known, museums.
Off the Record - Oscar the Engineer introduces London station LBC.
Feedback and Corrections - Your posts, e-mails and letters.
Radio Book Store - Your one-stop-shop for a selection of hobby-related titles.
Rallies & Events - Our detailed, seasonally-adjusted, list of radio shows.
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April 2018 IN THIS ISSUE Propagation & Radio Science - Tomas Hood investigates sunspots. Scanning Scene - Bill Robertson surveys digital modes scanner models. Decode - Mike Richards expands his survey of the technologies driving radio applications. Review: The SDRPlay RSP1A Software Defined Receiver - Clint Gouveia reveals in some detail this SDR’s performance on the HF bands. Airband News - David Smith offers an ATC communications profile of Manchester Airport. Maritime Matters - Robert Connolly details the radio communications, in use at Britain’s inland ports and waterways infrastructure. Utility Monitoring - Nils Schiffhauer contributes a comprehensive survey. Book Review - David Harris introduces new books. DXTV, FM & Satellite News - Keith Hamer and Garry Smith appraise tropospheric propagation in January 2018. LM&S Broadcast Matters - Chrissy Brand surveys a number of broadcasts across the medium and short wave bands. Fifty Years of BBC Colour TV (Part Two) - Keith Hamer and Garry Smith cover the intricacies of the colour technology. Digital Radio - Kevin Ryan critically assesses issues of DAB radio coverage, reports on DAB+ and introduces the workings of AAC audio decoders. Emerging Issues - Chrissy Brand celebrates the roles that radio can play, both in local communities and through global initiatives. Comms from Europe - Simon Parker investigates the impact that the mass-production of transceivers can have. Software Spot - QSP73 Services has a portfolio of updated radio software. News & Products - A focus on new radios, transceivers and antennas from UK radio traders. House of Light - A short report on a recent visit to one of the more unusual, little-known, museums. Off the Record - Oscar the Engineer introduces London station LBC. Feedback and Corrections - Your posts, e-mails and letters. Radio Book Store - Your one-stop-shop for a selection of hobby-related titles. Rallies & Events - Our detailed, seasonally-adjusted, list of radio shows.


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IN THIS ISSUE

Propagation & Radio Science - Tomas Hood investigates sunspots.
Scanning Scene - Bill Robertson surveys digital modes scanner models.
Decode - Mike Richards expands his survey of the technologies driving radio applications.
Review: The SDRPlay RSP1A Software Defined Receiver - Clint Gouveia reveals in some detail this SDR’s performance on the HF bands.
Airband News - David Smith offers an ATC communications profile of Manchester Airport.
Maritime Matters - Robert Connolly details the radio communications, in use at Britain’s inland ports and waterways infrastructure.
Utility Monitoring - Nils Schiffhauer contributes a comprehensive survey.
Book Review - David Harris introduces new books.
DXTV, FM & Satellite News - Keith Hamer and Garry Smith appraise tropospheric propagation in January 2018.
LM&S Broadcast Matters - Chrissy Brand surveys a number of broadcasts across the medium and short wave bands.
Fifty Years of BBC Colour TV (Part Two) - Keith Hamer and Garry Smith cover the intricacies of the colour technology.
Digital Radio - Kevin Ryan critically assesses issues of DAB radio coverage, reports on DAB+ and introduces the workings of AAC audio decoders.
Emerging Issues - Chrissy Brand celebrates the roles that radio can play, both in local communities and through global initiatives.
Comms from Europe - Simon Parker investigates the impact that the mass-production of transceivers can have.
Software Spot - QSP73 Services has a portfolio of updated radio software.
News & Products - A focus on new radios, transceivers and antennas from UK radio traders.
House of Light - A short report on a recent visit to one of the more unusual, little-known, museums.
Off the Record - Oscar the Engineer introduces London station LBC.
Feedback and Corrections - Your posts, e-mails and letters.
Radio Book Store - Your one-stop-shop for a selection of hobby-related titles.
Rallies & Events - Our detailed, seasonally-adjusted, list of radio shows.
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Since its debut in 2006, RadioUser, the former Short Wave Magazine, has been the best-selling radio listener`s’ magazine in the UK. It covers all forms of broadcast and two-way radio, but not amateur radio. The magazine offers regular columns, exciting features, equipment reviews and a plethora of resources on a large number of radio topics.

With one eye on the traditions and history of radio, and another one on its present and dynamic future, RadioUser contains up-to-the-minute writing from our expert team of authors, on:

• News and Products
• Reviews of the latest radios, scanners, antennas and other radio equipment
• Emerging Issues in Radio, and from the Radio Industry, National (UK) Radio
• Aerials and Antennas, Airband and Maritime Radio
• International Broadcast Radio, from Long Wave to Short Wave, FM, Digital and Online
• Network Radio, Podcasting and Digital Radio
• Software-Defined Radio (SDR)
• CB Radio
• Portraits of Radio Personalities, Clubs, Associations and Charities
• Radio in History and the History of Radio
• Scanning and Receiving Signals from Space
• Taking Radio Mobile, DXpeditions, and CB Radio (from January 2020)
• Utility (non-broadcast) Signals and Non-Directional Beacons
• Books, Club Activities, Radio Rallies and Resources
• Radio, Weather, Climate and the Atmosphere
• Very Low Frequency (VLF) Radio

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