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Radio and electronics rally to be held at Reading Rugby Club in Sonning this July

by Phil Creighton
February 22, 2023
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Radio equipment will be on sale at the McMichael Radio & Electronics Rally and Car Boot Sale Picture: Tomasz Manderla from Pixabay

Radio equipment will be on sale at the McMichael Radio & Electronics Rally and Car Boot Sale Picture: Tomasz Manderla from Pixabay

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A GROUP of radio fans will hope Reading will be on the right frequency when it holds a rally and car boot sale this summer.

The annual McMichael Radio & Electronics Rally and Car Boot Sale will be held at Reading Rugby Club in Sonning Lane, Sonning on Sunday, July 16.

The event will let radio amateurs and electronics enthusiasts find that special component, start a new project, discover a retail bargain or meet-up with like-minded colleagues.

Groups attending include the Reading and District Amateur Radio Club (RaDARC) and Burnham Beeches Radio Club (BBRC) and Bracknell Amateur Radio Club (BARC).

Berkshire Lowland Search and Rescue will be in attendance to provide a First Response

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Organisers say there is good bar and catering will include a barbecue. There is also free parking available.

Entry is £3 per person, and it costs £10 per table. The rally runs from 9am, with set-up at 8am.

For more details, email: rally@radarc.org, call Colin Ashley on: 07706 512505, or log on to: https://mcmichaelrally.org.uk/

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