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Radio Amateurs Emergency Network

The Radio Amateurs' Emergency Network, also known as RAYNET, is a British national voluntary communications service provided by amateur radio operators. It was formed in 1953 and exists to supplement national communication channels in the event of an emergency. The capitalised word RAYNET is now a registered trademark of the RAYNET-UK organisation.

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Abbreviation
RAYNET
Formation
1953
Main organ
Committee of Management
President
Cathy Clark G1GQJ
Purpose
Amateur radio emergency communications
Region served
UK

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Abbreviation · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → RAYNET
Formation · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → 1953
Main organ · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → Committee of Management
President · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → Cathy Clark G1GQJ
Purpose · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → Amateur radio emergency communications
Region served · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → UK
Type · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → Non-profit organization
Website · 1
Radio Amateurs Emergency Network → https://www.raynet-uk.net

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raynet emergency radio network amateur communications known operators communication national also amateurs' raynet-uk service formed 1953 now organisation https time

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Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkAbbreviationRAYNET1.00infobox
Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkFormation19531.00infobox
Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkMain organCommittee of Management1.00infobox
Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkPresidentCathy Clark G1GQJ1.00infobox
Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkPurposeAmateur radio emergency communications1.00infobox
Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkRegion servedUK1.00infobox
Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkTypeNon-profit organization1.00infobox
Radio Amateurs Emergency NetworkWebsitehttps://www.raynet-uk.net1.00infobox

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