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  <title>This Week in Amateur Radio # 778</title>
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  <description>Stories covered and special features in This Weeks edition:&#xD;&#xD;01. The FCC denies multiple petitions to reinstate the morse code testing&#xD;    requirements.&#xD;02. The Maryland Supreme Court refuses to hear amateur radio antenna case.&#xD;03. Spratley Islands will be on the air this month.&#xD;04. Recent FCC amateur radio and related enforcement actions.&#xD;05. FCC Government privacy policies lead to freedom of speech blogs and sites.&#xD;06. The ARRL's Antenna Expert plans to retire.&#xD;07. Wisconsin amateurs help save the life of a motorist in an accident.&#xD;08. Senior citizens in Maryland form a first response team.&#xD;09. Germany plans to cease digital broadcasting in Eureka 147 codec.&#xD;10. The BBC pulls the plug on shortwave broadcasting to Europe.&#xD;11. Digital television transition in the U.S. may get a test drive before&#xD;    going prime time.&#xD;12. Sony decides to no longer manufacture cathode ray tube television&#xD;    receivers.&#xD;13. The crew on the Space Station prepare to receive the shuttle and a brand&#xD;    new module as east meets west.&#xD;14. A physics laboratory in Tennessee breaks a physics record.&#xD;15. The ARRL seeks nominations for the Hiram Percy Maxim awards.&#xD;16. An ambulance company is fined by the FCC for operating on unauthorized&#xD;    frequencies.&#xD;17. Working Amateur Radio Satellites with Bruce Paige, KK5DO.&#xD;18. AMSAT Symposium 2007 DVD is now available.&#xD;19. Tower Climbing and Antenna Safety with Greg Stoddard KF9MP.&#xD;20. Special event station listings.&#xD;21. The Gateway 160 Meter Net Report with Vern Jackson, WA0RCR.&#xD;22. Weekly propagation report.&#xD;23. The Ancient Amateur Archives with Bill Continelli, W2XOY. "1970's"&#xD;24. The Random Access Thought with Bill Baran, N2FNH. "UFO's"&#xD;25. Technology News and Commentary with Leo Laporte.&#xD;26. TWIAR QSL Cards are now available. Write in for yours today!&#xD;27. The ARRL announces the winners for this years Colvin Awards.&#xD;28. The 2008 edition of the ARRL Instructor Manual is now available.&#xD;29. The South African Radio League takes a tough stance on PLT (BPL).&#xD;30. New software update: "WorkedGrids" is now available on the internet.&#xD;31. VK2AMD Howard Booth, turns 100 years old.&#xD;32. The Czech Republic authorizes experimental 70 megahertz licenses.&#xD;33. Nautel to deploy three 300 kilowatt transmitters in Turkey.&#xD;34. World Radio and Technology News Round-Up&#xD;     ANTARCTICA...LOGS FINALLY ARRIVE ON LINE&#xD;     AUSTRALIA....A NEW HAM ON-LINE WIKI&#xD;     BELGIUM......NEW CEPT RECIPROCAL LICENSING&#xD;     COLOMBIA:....AIR FORCE DESTROYS REBEL RADIO TRANSMITTERS&#xD;     KOREA........CHOOSES TO END ANALOG BROADCASTING IN 2012&#xD;35.  Los Angeles County honors its amateur radio operators for community&#xD;     service.&#xD;36. Industrial Communication Engineers Company is up for sale on E-Bay.</description>
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  <subject> radio</subject>
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  <subject> FCC</subject>
  <subject> federal communications commission</subject>
  <subject> AMTOR</subject>
  <subject> PACTOR</subject>
  <subject> APRS</subject>
  <subject> packet</subject>
  <subject> transmit</subject>
  <subject> scanner</subject>
  <subject> HF</subject>
  <subject> VHF</subject>
  <subject> UHF</subject>
  <subject> skywarn</subject>
  <subject> hamvention</subject>
  <subject> antenna</subject>
  <subject> WWV</subject>
  <subject> hamfest</subject>
  <subject> technology</subject>
  <subject> leo laporte</subject>
  <subject> technology</subject>
  <subject> WBCQ</subject>
  <subject> shortwave</subject>
  <subject> FM</subject>
  <subject> AM</subject>
  <subject> USB</subject>
  <subject> LSB</subject>
  <subject> sideband</subject>
  <subject> ARHAB</subject>
  <subject> TNC</subject>
  <subject> tower</subject>
  <subject> ARRL</subject>
  <subject> RAC</subject>
  <subject> WIA</subject>
  <subject> RSGB</subject>
  <subject> JARL</subject>
  <subject> Mhz</subject>
  <subject> callsign</subject>
  <subject> enforcement</subject>
  <subject> GPS</subject>
  <subject> D-STAR</subject>
  <subject> AMSAT</subject>
  <subject> ARISS</subject>
  <subject> RTTY </subject>
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  <publicdate>2008-05-05 06:26:03</publicdate>
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