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As of the 13^th May 2008, The Office of Communications have updated their Amateur Radio Call-sign Allocations list to include M6 + 3 Letters for the Foundation Licence as well as the M3 + 3 Letters.

If you have been issued with one of the new M6 call-signs let us know!

No, it wasn't an April Fool joke when we posted on the 1st April that we were to be awarded the RSGB Kenwood Trophy for “making significant contributions to Training and Development in Amateur Radio within the United Kingdom”.

We attended the RSGB AGM on 19th April to collect the award. There was a few seconds the RSGB general manager Peter Kirby didn't think we had attended, but we soon let them know we were there.

This photo shows the RSGB President Colin Thomas, G3PSM (left), Paul, M0TZO (centre) & Peter M3PHP (right). Peter will be looking after the award (carefully) for the next year. He was near the point of complaining from having to carry the box by time we had left Bristol after a meal.

It was an interesting day at the AGM, and enjoyed the Q&A session in the afternoon. Next year they say will be somewhere up north of England, so may not go to that, but I will not rule future AGMs out.

Thanks to Paul M3JFM, & family for making me feel welcome at the Goodhall residence Friday night. Photo by Paul M3JFM.

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OK so I missed it, but Hamtests.co.uk was 2 years old on 14th April 2008.

As I just got invoice for next 2 years thought I better check when this occured and was yesterday. Oh Dear.

But what a month April has been for Hamtests.co.uk

2 Years Old
2,000+ Members
36,000 mock tests performed
And we win the RSGB Kenwood Trophy

(to collect on Saturday 19th April RSGB AGM)

Can we thank Jon 2IØJVI, Andrew MØGJH, Gerald GØHEM, Roy GØGUV, Brian G8OSN, JW (non-ham friend) & anyone else we missed for all the help and assistance over the past 2 years.

Paul MØTZO & Peter M3PHP - Hamtests Founders

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