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Chelsea Patriot Radio Room Clock Chelsea Patriot clock
With Zulu hand
Available in 6in (152mm) and 8.5in (216mm) diameters


Free clock face artwork to modify an ordinary clock

Radio room clockface from N1EA Radio room clock face with WT+RT silence periods.
Created by David Ring N1EA.

Radio room clockface (Morse only) from N1EA Radio room clock face with WT silence periods only.
Created by David Ring N1EA.

Radio room clockface from K2YWE Radio room clock face with WT+RT silence periods.
Created by Dan Zeitlin K2YWE.
Suits clocks with 18cm diameter face.

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  • General Information
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    • History of NZ spark stations
    • Radio callsigns list
    • Recruitment advertising
    • NZPO Radio Section
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      • NZPO Radio Section, part 2: 1939-1940
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 3: 1941-1943
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 4: 1943-1944
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 5: 1944-1946
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 6: 1946-1950
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 7: 1950–1955
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 8: 1955–1960
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 9: 1960-1965
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 10: 1965-1987
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 11: 1965-1987
      • NZPO Radio Section, part 12: 1965-1987
      • NZPO Crystal Laboratory
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        • Additional Comments on NZPO Crystal Laboratory
      • Radio Information Bulletins
    • Multi-channel radio links
    • Radio regulation in NZ
    • 1900 – 1909
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      • 1907: Marconi proposes to build NZ wireless stations
      • 1909: First recorded case of radio interference in NZ
      • 1909: Wireless to link the South Pacific
    • 1910 – 1919
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      • 1912: German wireless stations for Pacific
      • 1912: Wireless to link New Zealand and Australia
      • 1912: RMS Tahiti aims to break wireless record
      • 1912: How wireless works
      • 1912: Letter 1 to New Zealand from Telefunken
      • 1912: Letter 2 to NZ from Telefunken
      • 1913: Wireless reaches nearly 3000 miles
      • 1913: Post Office progress in radiotelegraphy
      • 1914: The Australasian Wireless System
      • 1914: Radiotelegraph charges as low as possible
      • 1914: NZ wireless stations and operators praised
      • 1914: Military commissions for P&T staff
      • 1915: Letter from De Forest
      • 1916: Wireless weather forecasts resumed
    • 1920 – 1929
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      • 1923: Portable radio tests in Wellington
      • 1924: Government steamer tests radio direction-finding
      • 1924: NZ radio amateurs communicate with England
      • 1926: Ships limit 450m use to reduce interference
      • Morse in the NZ Post Office
    • 1930 – 1939
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      • 1934: Changes to radio callsigns
      • 1935: Government upgrades wireless stations
    • 1940 – 1949
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      • Marconi DFG24/2 Direction Finders
      • World War 2 ZC1 transceiver
    • 1950 – 1959
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      • 1958: NZPO Report on Overseas Radio Services
    • 1960 – 1969
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      • 1960: NZPO Report
      • 1962: Assessing effect on radio of nuclear detonation
      • 1963: Information for new NZPO staff
    • 1970 – 1979
    • 1980 – 1989
    • 1990 – 1996
    • 2018 Commemorations
    • Little mysteries
  • Auckland Radio
  • Awanui Radio
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    • Awanui Radio Managers
    • Awanui Radio 1911-1913: Planning & Construction
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      • 1911: Search narrows for Northland wireless site
      • 1911: Awanui site plan
      • 1912: Preliminary work completed at Awanui
      • Awanui accommodations
      • Awanui tower and aerial
      • Awanui spark transmitter
      • Awanui operating room
      • Awanui engine house
    • Awanui Radio 1913-1919
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      • 1913: New Zealand’s first wireless press report
      • 1913: High-power Awanui wireless station on air
      • 1915: Awanui Radio replaces Auckland station
      • 1916: Nillson appointed officer in charge at Awanui
    • Awanui Radio 1920-1930
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      • 1920: Navigator seeks time signals from Awanui
      • 1921: Awanui Radio VLA location not ideal
      • 1928: Pellow leaves Awanui, closure likely
      • 1930: Twopence would buy Awanui mast
    • Awanui Radio 1931-Now
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      • Audio: The spark-gap men of Awanui Radio
      • 1950s: Photos at Awanui
      • 1970: Memories of Awanui
      • 1980: 50th anniversary of the closure of ZLA
      • 1994: Photos at Awanui
      • 1995: Awanui ZLA returns
      • 2002: Awanui active again!
      • 2004: Awanui Radio ZLA gets infringement notice
      • 2013: Hams mark 100 years since VLA opening
      • 2015: Update on the new Awanui Radio ZLA
      • 2018: Visit to the site of Awanui Radio
  • Awarua Radio
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    • Awarua Radio Staff
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      • Radio amateurs at ZLB
    • Awarua Radio 1908-1913: Planning and Construction
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      • 1911: Search on for Southland radio station site
      • 1912: Awarua station described in detail
      • 1913: P&T prepares to take over Awarua Radio
      • 1913: Awarua and Awanui stations to open tomorrow
    • Awarua Radio 1913-1919
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      • 1913: Awarua Radio opens
      • 1918: Wizard lighting system a success
    • Awarua Radio 1920-1929
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      • 1929: AW Head to take command at Awarua Radio
    • Awarua Radio 1930-1939
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      • 1930: Amateur licence for Awarua Radio station
      • 1935: Yacht Ngataki reports via Awarua Radio
      • 1938: Awarua Radio’s original 400ft tower to fall
      • 1938: Awarua Radio’s 400ft tower demolished
      • Frank Barlow remembers Awarua Radio 1939-1941
      • Water treatment plant at Awarua Radio
    • Awarua Radio 1940-1949
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      • 1940: Additions and renovations at Awarua
      • 1941: Three new towers at Awarua Radio
      • Frank Barlow remembers Awarua Radio 1941-1945
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        • Frank Barlow remembers Awarua Radio: Sequel
      • 1941: RT service for small ships at Awarua Radio
      • 1945: Aerial plan for Awarua Radio ZLB
      • 1945: Awarua Radio steps up when lines go down
      • NZ Navy Wrens in secret ops during WW2
    • Awarua Radio 1950-1959
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      • 1953: Green fingers at Awarua Radio
      • 1956: The Awarua Radio story
    • Awarua Radio 1960-1969
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      • 1960s: Unknown voices of Awarua Radio
      • 1967: No more train stop at Awarua Radio
      • 1967: Fire at Awarua Radio ZLB hostel
      • 1967: Awarua photo feature
    • Awarua Radio 1970-1979
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      • 1970: ZLB featured in The Katipo magazine
      • 1975: New solid-state Nautel transmitters at ZLB
      • 1976: Two Awarua Radio masts to topple
      • 1976: Two Awarua Radio masts demolished
      • 1976: Two new towers for 500 kHz at Awarua
      • 1977: Third Awarua Radio tower to fall
      • 1978: New transmitter building for Awarua Radio
      • Memories of Ron Lowry and Awarua in the 1970s
    • Awarua Radio 1980-1991
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      • 1984: Awarua ‘airport’
      • 1985: Map and plan of Awarua Radio ZLB
      • 1985: Plans of housing at Awarua Radio
      • 1985: Plans of operating buildings at Awarua Radio
      • 1988: 75th jubilee plans
      • 1988: 75th jubilee event
      • 1991: Awarua Radio closes
    • Awarua Radio 1991-Now
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      • Unwin Radar
      • Awarua Tracking Station
      • 2014: Awarua centennial
      • 2016: Awarua researcher seeks home guard stories
      • 2016: New Awarua book
    • Awarua Communications Museum
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      • 2013: Awarua museum supporters at Owaka
      • 2015: Museum set to open
      • 2015: Museum opens
      • 2016: Awarua theatre
      • Creed telegraph key
  • Chatham Islands Radio
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    • Chathams Radio Staff
    • Chatham Islands Radio 1902-1913: Construction
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      • 1902: Chatham Islands ask for wireless service
      • 1913: Chathams wireless station to open in August
      • 1913: Davies takes charge at Chatham Islands Radio
      • 1913: JL Davies helping to build Chathams station
    • Chatham Islands Radio 1913-1929
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      • 1913: New wireless station opened at Chathams
      • 1913: Chatham Islands station performing well
      • 1913: Wireless man tells of Chatham Islands life
      • 1917: Life at Chatham Islands wireless station
    • Chatham Islands Radio 1930-1949
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      • 1934: Wind power for Chatham Islands Radio
      • 1939: Chatham Islands in NZ history
      • 1941: Radio station off air while Holmwood attacked
      • 1946: First flights to Chatham Islands
    • Chatham Islands Radio 1950-1969
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      • 1956: A radio operator’s life on the Chatham Islands
      • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 1
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        • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 2
        • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 3
        • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 4
        • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 5
        • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 6
        • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 7
        • Jack Ryan remembers ZLC 1957-1966, part 8
    • Chatham Islands Radio 1970-1979
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      • Remembering Chatham Islands radiotelegraph
    • Chatham Islands Radio 1980-1991
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      • 1988: 75th anniversary of Chatham Islands Radio
  • Taupo Maritime Radio
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    • Transmitter site
    • Receiver site
    • MEOSAR earth station
    • Taupo Radio 2000-2009
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      • 2003: When trouble strikes, Taupo Radio is listening
    • Taupo Radio 2010-2019
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      • 2016: Tongan radio op trains at Taupo Radio
      • 2016: Taupo Radio antennas damaged by ice
  • Wellington Radio
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    • Wellington Radio Staff
    • Wellington Radio 1911-19
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      • 1911: Land to be acquired for Tinakori Hills station
      • 1911-1912: Tinakori Hill construction
      • 1912: Sketch of Tinakori Hill wireless aerial
      • 1912: Opening of wireless station on Tinakori Hill
      • 1914: Radio site to be named ‘Mt Wakefield’
    • Wellington Radio 1920-29
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      • 1923: Steel tower erected
      • 1926: Steel tower collapses
      • 1929: Wellington Radio to get short-wave ability
    • Wellington Radio 1930-39
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      • 1934: Extension at ZLW receiving station
    • Wellington Radio 1940-49
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      • 1941: RT service for small ships at ZLW Wellington
      • 1945: Access to Tinakori Hill under review
    • Wellington Radio 1950-59
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      • 1954: Clyde Williams returns to ZLW
      • 1958: Clyde Williams returns to ZLW for last time
    • Wellington Radio 1960-69
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      • 1965: The life of a junior technician at ZLW
      • Mt Crawford receiver site
      • Grid-block keying for small ships transmitter at ZLW
    • Wellington Radio 1970-79
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      • Mysterious misbehaving Navy transmitter
    • Wellington Radio 1980-1993
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      • 1985: Description of ZLW site and buildings
      • 1993: Wellington Radio ZLW closes
    • Wellington Radio 1993-Now
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      • 2011: Centenary of Wellington Radio opening
      • 2013: 20th anniversary of Wellington Radio closure
      • 2017: Former techs visit Wellington Radio ZLW site
      • 2021: 110th anniversary
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        • 110th anniversary programme
  • Himatangi-Makara
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    • Himatangi Radio
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      • Chief Technicians
      • Technical Details
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        • Himatangi Radio in detail by George King
        • Himatangi Radio bearers
        • Himatangi carrier room
        • Himatangi drive room
        • Underfloor services
        • Himatangi Radio aerial feedlines
        • Emergency power system
        • STC DS13 transmitter
      • Himatangi Radio 1951-1959
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        • 1951: Himatangi Radio under construction
        • 1953: Opening of Himatangi Radio
        • 1953: Himatangi sends Queen’s Christmas message to world
      • Himatangi Radio 1960-1969
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        • 1968: Wahine storm strikes Himatangi
        • The life of a Himatangi technician
      • Himatangi Radio 1970-1979
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        • Raoul and Campbell Islands radio circuits
        • Survival stories from Himatangi Radio
      • Himatangi Radio 1980-1993
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        • 1988: Himatangi house sales stalled
      • Himatangi Radio 1993-Now
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        • 1996: Himatangi Radio reunion
    • Makara Radio
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      • Chief Technicians
      • Makara Radio 1944-1949
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        • 1945: New radio station at Makara
        • 1945: Evening Post feature on Makara Radio
        • 1945: Heavy traffic as radiotelephone resumes
        • 1945: How two-way radio link is operated
        • 1945: First call to New York via Tinakori and Makara
      • Makara Radio 1950-1959
      • Makara Radio 1960-1969
      • Makara Radio 1970-1979
      • Makara Radio 1980-1996
      • Makara Radio 1996-Now
    • Radiotelephone Terminal Services
    • Radiotelegraph and Cable Terminal, Wellington
  • Lighthouses and radio beacons
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    • 1917: Wireless for lighthouses
    • Baring Head
    • Brothers Islands
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      • Brothers Islands Radio
    • Cape Campbell
    • Cape Reinga
    • Centre Island (Raratoka)
    • Cuvier Island
    • Dog Island
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      • 1983: Dog Island Lighthouse profile
    • East Cape
    • Farewill Spit
    • Kahurangi Point
    • Pencarrow
    • Portland Island (Waikawa)
    • Puysegur Point
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      • 1925: Wireless at Puysegur Point Lighthouse
      • 1942: Fire destroys Puysegur Point lighthouse
    • Stephens Island
    • Tiritiri Matangi
  • Other Stations
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    • Apia Radio (Samoa)
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      • Apia Radio Managers
      • 1913: Materials arriving
      • 1914: NZ asked to seize Apia wireless station
      • 1914: Samoa surrenders
      • 1914: Samoa occupation
      • 1919: Telefunken news (original German)
      • 1919: Telefunken news (English translation)
    • Campbell Island
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      • 1963-1964: Observing the ionosphere from Campbell Island
    • Caswell Sound
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      • Caswell Sound Radio – Part 2
    • Christchurch Radio
    • Fiji
    • Gisborne Harbour Board Radio ZMQ
    • Macquarie Island
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      • 1915: Wireless operator describes life on Macquarie
      • 1915: Macquarie Island radio station closed
    • Milford Sound
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      • 1946: Frank Barlow at Milford Sound Radio
      • 1952: Clyde Williams at Milford Sound Radio
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        • Clyde Williams at Milford Sound – Part 2
        • Clyde Williams at Milford Sound – Part 3
        • Clyde Williams at Milford Sound – Part 4
        • Clyde Williams at Milford Sound – Part 5
        • Clyde Williams at Milford Sound – Part 6
        • Clyde Williams at Milford Sound – Part 7
      • 1968: VHF radio testing on the Milford Track
    • Milford Sound Aeradio
    • New Caledonia
    • Niue Radio
    • Nuku’alofa Radio (Tonga)
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      • 1920: New wireless station in Tonga
      • 2016: Tongan radio op trains at Taupo Radio
    • Papua New Guinea
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      • Port Moresby Radio
    • Pennant Hills (Australia)
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      • 1910: Change of location raises cost and questions
      • 1911: Pennant Hills official testing
      • 1912: Pennant Hills model for Awanui and Awarua
    • Pitcairn Island Radio
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      • 1938: Modern radio equipment for Pitcairn Island
    • Quartz Hill (NZBS)
    • Raoul Island (Kermadecs)
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      • Raoul Island: 1939-1949
      • Raoul Island: 1950-Present
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        • 1950: Visiting vessels
        • Raoul Island transport
        • Bull Paddock adventure
        • Weather observation
    • Rarotonga Radio (Cook Islands)
    • Rotoroa Island
    • Roviana (Solomon Islands)
    • Satellite earth stations of the NZ Post Office
    • Scott Base (Antarctica)
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      • Scott Base: 1956-1960
      • Scott Base: 1960-1970
      • Scott Base: 1970-1980
      • Scott Base: 1980-1992
      • Vanda Station (Antarctica)
    • Tabuaeran (Fanning Island)
    • Tahiti
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      • 1915: Papeete radio opens
    • Wellington Dominion Observatory
    • Other marine radio stations
  • Ships
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    • 1995: Final morse signals from Cook Strait ferries
    • Abel Tasman VLKT
    • Arahanga ZMBN
    • Arahura ZMBS
    • Aramoana ZMRD
    • Aratika ZMFL
    • Awatea ZMBJ
    • Canberra GBVC
    • Capitaine Cook III FNBW
    • Capitaine Wallis FNUD
    • Coastal Trader ZMSF
    • Dominion Monarch GRGG
    • ER Sterling
    • Erne GHWQ
    • Flinders Bay GYSA
    • Gothic MAUQ
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      • 1953-1954: SS Gothic as royal yacht
    • Hinakura GVDS
    • Holmburn ZMFV
    • Holmlea ZMJH
    • John Wilson
    • Kaimiro ZMEC
    • Kaitawa ZMVC
    • Kaitoa ZMGC
    • Kawatiri ZMKX
    • Kokiri
    • Manapouri GWLU
    • Maranui ZMLA
    • Maui Pomare
    • Ngahere
    • Oriana GVSN
    • Pamir ZMKG
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      • 1941: New Zealand seizes barque Pamir
    • Persic GDRZ
    • Port Waikato ZMJN
    • Rangitane GDBV
    • Tainui
    • Talune
    • Tamahine
    • Tarihiko ZMLP
    • Tofua ZMLI
    • Tutanekai
    • Wahine ZMGW
    • Waikare ZMCT
    • Waimea ZMRU
    • Waiotahi ZMJW
    • Fiction: The last Radio Officer
  • Distress
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    • 1924: Ripple founders
    • 1926: Manaia strands
    • 1930: Tahiti sinks
    • 1934: Barque Favell
    • 1939: Waikouaiti wrecked
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      • Waikouaiti aground near Bluff [PDF]
      • Underwriters abandon stranded Waikouaiti
      • Inquiry: Waikouaiti captain’s error of judgment
    • 1940: Niagara sunk by German mine
    • 1940: Holmwood sunk by German raider
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      • 1941: Officers and passengers describe attack
      • 1941: Inquiry criticises Holmwood captain
    • 1940: Rangitane sunk by German raider
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      • 1941: Rangitane prisoners describe their treatment
      • 1941: Captain Upton recalls attack on Rangitane
    • 1943: Arahura strands
    • 1951: Yacht Race Disaster
    • 1954: Hauiti wrecked
    • 1959: Holmglen sinks
    • 1966: Monte Palomares
    • 1966: Kaitawa lost with all hands
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      • Kaitawa news coverage
      • Kaitawa Inquiry
      • Kaitawa Inquiry Annex
      • Kaitawa memorials
    • 1968: Wahine sinks
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      • 1968: Victims of the Wahine disaster
      • 1968: Wahine rescue
      • 1968: Salvaging Wahine
      • 1973: 5th anniversary of Wahine disaster (video)
      • 1988: 20th anniversary of Wahine disaster (video)
      • 2018: ZM50GW – 50th anniversary of Wahine disaster
      • 2018: News reports on the Wahine 50th anniversary
    • 1968: Maranui sinks
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      • 2018: ZM50LA – 50th anniversary of Maranui sinking
    • 1968: Gothic fire
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      • News: Seven die in fire at sea on liner SS Gothic
      • News: Damaged Gothic heads back to NZ
      • News: Mother died on Gothic trying to save family
      • Captain and crew sail crippled Gothic back to NZ
      • Radio communication with SS Gothic after the fire
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        • News: Morse signal XXX MAUQ told story of tragedy
      • Preliminary report: Fatal fire aboard SS Gothic
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        • Preliminary Report: Gothic fire, part 2
        • Preliminary Report: Gothic fire, part 3
        • Preliminary Report: Gothic fire, part 4
        • Preliminary Report: Gothic fire, part 5
      • Repairs after fire on liner SS Gothic
      • SS Gothic: The final chapter
      • 1991: Gothic fire, the night Judi will never forget
      • 2010: Letter from Charles Glennie about Gothic fire
      • Face-to-face with disaster: The Gothic fire
      • 2018: ZM50MAUQ – 50th anniversary of Gothic fire
      • 2018: Media coverage of SS Gothic fire anniversary
    • 1971: Endeavour II
    • 1973: Stina sinks
    • 1981: Pacific Charger runs ashore
    • 1986: Mikhail Lermontov sinks
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      • Testimony of radio officer Anatoliy Krutkov
      • Radio equipment aboard HMNZS Taupo
      • Report by radio operator David Hopgood, Arahura
      • Radio log from inter-island ferry Arahura
    • 1991: Celtic Kiwi (ex Holmdale) sinks
    • 2009: Princess Ashika
    • 2018: Butiraoi capsizes
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      • Butiraoi a week overdue, NZ asked to search
      • NZ Air Force completes first day of ferry search
      • NZ Air Force finds seven survivors of Butiraoi
      • Australia, USA join search for Butiraoi survivors
      • Aerial search for Butiraoi survivors suspended
      • Official reports into the sinking of MV Butiraoi
  • Training
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    • Radio technician training at Wellington East Post Office
    • Radio technician training at Trentham
    • Radio technician training at Rugby Street
    • Radio technician training at New Zealand polytechs
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      • 1967: Typical training course information
      • 1985 Syllabus for Technicians Cert (Radio)
    • Radio Officer training at Wellington Polytechnic
    • Radio technician training at Post Office radio stations
    • Memories of Post Office radio tech training
  • People
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    • Ray Allsop
    • George Askey
    • Peter Baird
    • FE (Frank) Barlow
    • Frank H Bissmire
    • JU (Jack) Bonisch
    • LW (Pat) Bourke
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      • 1917: LW Bourke leaving Awanui wireless station
      • 1921: LW Bourke retires
    • DC Boyes
    • Paul D Burke
    • Arthur Cheshire
    • WRH (Harry) Clarke
    • PJ (Joe) Collett
    • Patrick J (Pat) Columb
    • David J Currie
    • John L Davies
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      • 1917: JL Davies moves from Awarua to Awanui
    • James B Dolan
    • Brian J Donaldson
    • JT (Jim) Dudley
    • John R Duncan
    • EE (Dun) Dunwoodie
    • Elvin (Ellie) Ellenden
    • LJ (Les) Elliston
    • Laurie G Emens
    • Fred W Gates
    • Tom Gates
    • C Alan Glennie
    • Tony Graham
    • CN (Chas) Hair
    • James H Hampton
    • AW (Hec) Head
    • AJ Helean
    • JG (Jack) Hogan
    • Dennis E Horan
    • John Houlihan
    • Frank Hunt
    • George King
    • EH Lawn
    • George W Marston
    • D McMahon
    • H John Milne
    • Reg Motion
    • Joseph J Orchiston
    • Alf Pellow
    • Lester J Price
    • Eugene Reinhard
    • JF (Jack) Ryan
    • L George Scull
    • DC Shaw
    • Raj Singh
    • AF (Andy) Smith
    • Palmer O Spry
    • LH (Les) Steel
    • KW Walford
    • HW (Bill) Walker
    • WA (Alec) Wallace
    • Ralph S Wheeler
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      • 1916: RS Wheeler leaving Chatham Islands
    • WFC (Frank) Whiteman
    • R Clyde Williams
    • ALM (Les) Willis
    • CR Wyllie
  • Roll of Honour
  • Audio/Video – New Zealand
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    • Audio/Video – Australia
    • Audio/Video – Europe
    • Audio/Video – Ships
    • Audio/Video – General
  • Sources & References
  • Links
  • Radio room clocks and clock faces
  • Contact
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