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This web site is dedicated to the memory of Ralph Blackburn G3PYR, who not only taught me CW, but also instilled in me a love of Top Band operating,
for that I will always be grateful, and is the reason why I hold the amateur callsign G4PYR. |
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With the sharing of the 160m (1810-2000 kHz) & 80m (3500-3800 kHz) bands between stations in the Coastal Radio Service and the Amateur Radio Service many radio amateurs have over the years developed an interest in Maritime & Coastal Radio.
Many of the Medium Frequency Maritime Radio stations around the world have closed, with some countries like the United Kingdom having no commercial Coastal Radio stations still operational. |
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United Kingdom & Ireland Coastal Information. |
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Coastal Frequency Lists. |
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U.S. Lists from KB4CVN |
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World Wide Coastal Stations. |
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Latest Site Updates |
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25th June 2008 |
500kHz frequency list updated. |
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10th July 2008 |
Coastguard broadcast times updated |
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10th July 2008 |
VHF Public Maritime list updated |
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23rd July 2008 |
2 MHz frequency list updated. |
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30th July 2008 |
Coastguard broadcast times updated |
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Spuds Spot |
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This site has been rewritten if you had pictures that were on the old site and are not on this one then please contact me as I lost some information in the changeover. |
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Font for the page title banner designed by David J. Ring, Jr. N1EA. |
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This site and it's contents unless otherwise stated are © 1995-2008 Robert Maskill G4PYR. |
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