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TX Factor: a brilliant Ham Radio show from the UK

March 5, 2014 k4swl 1 Comment

Without a doubt, this is one of the best produced Ham Radio shows I’ve ever seen. I eagerly await TX Factor’s next episode.

Click here to view TX Factor’s website. Thanks for the tip, WD8RIF!

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