#AmateurRadio / #HamRadio picks of the day (continued):

➡️ @MX0ONL - Amateur radio club based in UK with regular meet-ups

➡️ @VE3SKY - Skywide Amateur Radio Club in Toronto Canada

➡️ @w8lt - Amateur Radio & RF Club at Ohio State University USA

➡️ @cascadiaradio - Pacific Northwest Amateur Radio Community

➡️ @SouthPasRadio - South Pasadena Amateur Radio Club USA

➡️ @W5AC - Texas A&M Amateur Radio Club USA

➡️ @wessexweather - Amateur radio operator, runs weather station in Dorset, England

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#AmateurRadio / #HamRadio picks of the day (continued):

➡️ @m1hax - Amateur radio fan, SOTA activator in UK

➡️ @oz1lqo - Ham radio fan, RF & antennas systems engineer

➡️ @KJ7OMO - Radio operator active in Pride Radio Network for LGBTQIA+ hams & allies

➡️ @wb2ifs - Emergency communications amateur radio in Maryland USA

➡️ @W9SSN - Interested in SOTA, QRP including morse code/CW, based in USA

➡️ @AE4WX - Medical doctor, disaster responder, radio operator

➡️ @va3db - Operator in Ottawa, Canada

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➡️ @hamradio - Discussion group about amateur radio

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#AmateurRadio / #HamRadio picks of the day:

➡️ @cloudlog - Free open source web-based amateur radio logging software

➡️ @ARISS_Intl - Helping students talk to astronauts on International Space Station via amateur radio

➡️ @dlarc - Online library of materials on ham radio & early communications

➡️ @amateurradioinclusivitypledge - Encouraging amateur radio to become more diverse & inclusive

➡️ @M0YNG - Amateur radio enthusiast, runs the mastodon.radio server for ham radio people

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Seguramente no sabréis que la Dirección General de Protección Civil en España, dependiente del Ministerio del Interior, edita de manera totalmente gratuita una obra llamada "Vademecum REMER" orientada a la Red Nacional de Radio de Emergencia pero que cualquier persona puede descargar y consultar libremente en su ordenador. Contiene muchísima información sobre meteorología, navegación aérea, catástrofes, cabotaje, cartografía, primeros auxilios, orientación, conversión de unidades, radioafición...

Se puede descargar desde https://cpage.mpr.gob.es/producto/vademecum-remer-2/ pinchando en "Consultar documento en línea" y abriendo el index.html. Aunque la última edición es de 2017 trae un montón de cosas que no pierden vigencia.

Impuestos bien empleados, si me preguntan.

#HamRadio #ProtecciónCivil