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I really liked this! Great job!
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Frank C
Came across this interesting site while looking for location of VUG in India. Mentioned in Sept 2010 Practical Wireless Morse column as still sending CW. Anyone know QTH or QRG?
Frank
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Dick Martin
As an ex RO on Orient & P&O liners to Australia, I have worked VIA countless times. Great to see that it has survived the cull of marine radio stations. Now a Ham and have your QSL card 
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Christian
hi .interesting site. all coastal broadcast station in one, GREAT.
did you managed to get hold of a manual for the Compact sx-25 vhf rt?
regards. 
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Dick Bal
Nice to see and hear old coast-station on this website. I'm an ex-Sparks and worked on-board;
m/s CORAL RUBRUM/PJUT,
m/s CORAL ISIS/PJWL and
m/s CORAL MAEANDRA/PJLZ
gas- and chemical-tankers from 1978 till 1986.
best 73's
Dick
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Marnie Craig
Hi,
I would like to send an email to Spud Roscoe but cannot find a contact for him. I just read his article on the Fairmiles and I have some information (I am a former owner of the Sondra 11) that he may find interesting.
Thanks,
Marnie Craig
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John Pollard
Interested in the photos of Niton Radio antennas, but I think they are of the "new" site near Whitwell/ St Lawrence.
Info on the net (Radio Officers Google group) says that the transmitter was at 50.578333 N 1.286111 W which puts it about 60 metres back from the shoreline. I spent many summer holiday hours on that beach but I don't remember seeing any transmitting masts. Were they there, or somewhere else in the 1950s/1960s? They must have been close as anyone with a portable radio on the beach suffered very heavy CW QRM!
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Kay Ryan
Found this site by accident. I know for certain that my grandfather (Thomas Stanley Wills)worked at Lands End Radio around 1921 & then at Niton Radio in 1939. He lived in Telegraph House with his family.
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Martin Andrew
Used to work on CRS's during the 80's, mostly Stonehaven, Wick and Oban, but have been to several others. Initially based at Bearley in the Midlands, then at Mormond Hill in Sotland. Fond memories of all stations, and did meet a few op's offshore after they closed.
G3PYR is a call I remember from my youth, used to listen to him on top band when I lived in the Midlands, really nice man.
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alan nilsson
i forgot to mention all the trawlers outward and inward to the river humber and fishing off iceland or faroe islands also the skeds to wick radio and humber radio on 1869 all sadly missed . 73 alan g6fcx
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