Work the world with jt65 and jt9
If you are looking for something to enhance your shack then these coasters look great and make the perfect gift for any radio amateur for a Birthday or Christmas.Īmateur radio equipment saw great changes from the 1960s onwards with the arrival of solid state designs and there is much superb equipment from the latter decades of the 20th Century available in the second hand market. They are also hand washable in case of spillages. These coasters are 100mm square and a satisfying 5mm thick with four soft plastic feet. Saving £5.00 on the usual retail price we are offering these great hardwood coasters ideal for your shack, home or anywhere you want to display your callsign. In a special deal with LAP Personalised Gifts the RSGB is able to bring you these superb personally engraved wooden callsign coasters that are exclusive to RSGB members. As this is shipped direct from the supplier postage is extra to any other items you order and is not discountable. They are also non-returnable except in cases of error or defect. Please note that these items are engraved to order so will take a few days to arrive direct from the manufacturer. If you are looking for something to enhance your shack then these items look great and make the perfect gift for any radio amateur for a Birthday or Christmas. With the base is protected with a natural cork base this feels the luxury item it is. The plaque is also deeply engraved with black letters and finished in a satin varnish. The plaques are made from either Beech or Oak and measure 200mm long and a chunky 25mm deep. Saving £5.00 on the usual retail price we are offering a handsome hardwood plaque that is ideal for your shack, special event station or field day. In a special deal with LAP Personalised Gifts the RSGB is able to bring you these superb personally engraved wooden callsign plaques that are exclusive to RSGB members. Recommended reading for anyone interested in WWII codebreaking and the Enigma story. The Spies at Gilnahirk provides a fascinating insight into the activities of the Radio Security Service and this little known site at the core of the Enigma story. Working in utter secrecy until its eventual closure in 1978, the Gilanhirk site was heavily involved in collecting signals during the Cold war. The unpretentious buildings largely attracted little attention despite a burst of press attention in 1951 when the Ministry of Finance tendered for the construction of a radio station but refused to comment on who it was for.
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These operations were carried out here were of the upmost secrecy and its work carried on well beyond WWII despite the closure of Bletchley Park.
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For those in Northern Ireland Gilnahirk was the final destination of PO Box 25 which collated the amateur logs along with the logs from the larger military 'Y' listening station, before they were telexed to the codebreakers at Bletchley Park.
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Many who know about the Y Service will know that in WWII many RSGB members became 'Voluntary Interceptors' who collected German signals at home and posted these logs to the mysterious PO Box 25, Barnet, London. This book focuses on the Y service station in Gilnahirk in Northern Ireland and sets out the story of those radio amateurs involved and why Gilnahirk was such an important centre in the Y service operations. Whilst many know about Bletchley Park's role in WWII breaking the Enigma codes, fewer know the hugely important role of the Y service and the many radio amateurs involved in the collection of signals in WWII. Online Catalogue | What's New Page: > View All (76) Page: > View All (76)