Radio Society of Great Britain
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Radio Society of Great Britain — infobox Organization name = Radio Society of Great Britain image border = size = 63px caption = msize = 200px mcaption = Lambda House, the RSGB headquarters in Potters Bar prior to their move to Bedford in April 2008 abbreviation = RSGB motto =… … Wikipedia
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Mauritius Amateur Radio Society — Abbreviation MARS Formation 1968[1] Type … Wikipedia
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