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7DX-LI25		Listener In Magazines ex 7DX

	14/2/25  3BQ first voice to U.K.
		 H.W.Jenvey, M.H.Fitzgerald, F.W.Chambers   first station in Vic
	21/2/25  Photo Mr.Outhbred, Sec Essendon Radio Club & eqpt
		 Article by Max Howden detailing Aus - U.K. Phone
	28/2/25
	14/3/25  Radio in Tas - 7ZL 390M progs getting better + 13 amateur
		 "Wireless Club Reports   Hobart Experimenters' Club 
		 The Hobart Radio Experimenters' Club is a strong body of
		 wireless enthusiasts, captained by Mr Geo. Collis, well-known
		 in Australian wireless circles.  Perhaps the most noteworthy
		 member of the club is Mr T. Watkins, owner-operator of that
		 remarkable amateur transmitting station 7AA.  The secretary
		 is Mr D. Chesterman, himself the proud possessor of an eight-
		 valve installation of his own construction.  The club was
		 once known as the Wireless Institute, but a split occurred
		 (in the course of which some blood was spilt and a black eye
		 told its tale), and the new body was formed with the donor of
		 the black eye as president.   The Wireless Institute is still
		 in existence, but in a rather negative state at present.
		 There was recently a movement on foot on the part of local
		 experimenters to close down the Hobart broadcasting station
		 7ZL, on account of its interference with "important
		 experiments.
		 Launceston Experimenters' Club
		 The Launceston Radio Experimenters' Club made a name for
		 itself last Saturday when the Henley-on-Tamar regatta was
	 	 carried out by means of wireless.  A speed boat was fitted
		 with an efficient wireless telephony apparatus which conveyed
		 the results of races etc., to a giant loud speaker stationed
		 on the regatta ground. . . ." 
	4/4/25   photo 7ZL antenna
		 Waddamana rcve only 2FC 700mi
		 List of Tas Licencees 12+7BN+7ZL  [7AA not there!]
	11/4/25  Photo of Ross Hull
		 BBC plans new studio with complete absence of draperies
		 Greatest long distance crystal reception Mr Hutchinson of
		 "Braeside" Longford  2FC 3LO
		 New hornless loudspeakers
	18/4/25  3LO wavelength change proposed [from 1720M to near 400M]
	16/5/25  First daylight communication with England    McLurcan
	30/5/25  3AD photo   H.K.Love photo
		 Radio in Tasmania   Half page
	6/6/25   Should Radio be used for Advertisments?
	13/6/25  3LO to 371M
		 Beam station ready soon   -   An Ausrtalian, Don Murray,
		 invented the teletype 
		 From the Ends of the Earth by Maxwell Howden 3BQ [first?]
	20/6/25  Wireless Institute research laboratory at Ashburton
		 photos 3XF   -   3BQ 200 watt input
	27/6/25  photos 3VR
		 3BQ says  -  7AA, Mr.Watkins, of Hobart, who, with 3JU,
		 was the first amateur to establish communication between
		 Victoria and the smaller Island State.  That seems ages ago,
		 but must have been near the end of 1922, when amateur "stone-
		 crushers" were still heard.
	4/7/25
	11/7/25	 The New 3AR - Mr Donald MacDonald was the assistant of
		 Graeme Balsillie, the first Wireless Engineer for the 
		 Commonwealth Government. He directly supervised the erection of
		 the Government radio stations in Melbourne, Hobart, Brisbane,
		 Thursday Island and Rabaul.
		 7PF new station  -  3XW photo 5M & RF transmission line
	18/7/25  Advance of Radio In Tas - re Wills & Paton, Tas Radio Co &
		 7BN 208M 250W & 7ZL Assoc Radio Co 3AR & 5CL alterations soon
		 3DP photo
	25/7/25  3RY photos
	1/8/25   3BQ - federal convention in Perth, early next month
	8/8/25   slow morse     7PF to convention in Perth
	15/8/25
	22/8/25  Rev Flynn wireless expedition  -  WIA Convention Report
	29/8/25  3BQ mentions 7BX
	5/9/25
	12/9/25  3BQ - 3JU & 7AA first two way communication end 1922
		 3OT photo
	19/9/25  3BQ mentions A7JB
	26/9/25  Tasmanian Progress old 3AR transmitter to 7ZL, 7ZL to 410M
	3/10/25  3BQ - memories of first tuning to 3ZN and first two way at end
		 of 1922 when transmitting licences were first issued after war
	10/10/25 Carrier wave telephones Melb - Syd
		 Adelaide - complaints about morse being inserted in
		 proficiency tests
	17/10/25 a7JB QSO g6RM using 36W on 36M
	24/10/25 3BL photos     3BQ - good morse from Tas
	31/10/25
	7/11/25  3LM photos   3BQ mentions A7DX, A7OM
	21/11/25 The New WIA - reorganised
		 2GA photos only lady operator [Mrs McKenzie?]
	28/11/25 Listeners League in Tas
	5/12/25  List Tas licencees 18+7BN   3BQ mentions 7PF 
	12/12/25
	19/12/25 New Wireless Institute
	26/12/25 McClurcan works South Africa - all continents now
		 5NG portable in never never