M3JWKJOHN W. KIRBY • AMATEUR RADIO

AMATEUR RADIO • UNITED KINGDOM

M3JWK

Speaking peace unto the world.

John W. Kirby • Electrical engineer, radio amateur, learner and advocate for understanding across borders.

Inspired by the BBC motto “Nation shall speak peace unto nation”. No affiliation is implied.

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M3JWK station identity: planets, orbit arcs, rising light and the callsign

THE PERSON BEHIND THE CALLSIGN

“A Liberal-Minded Conservative Soul with a Socialist Heart, tinged with a Green Outlook.”

I believe that good people are good people, whatever their origin, background or faith. I believe in engineering with a purpose, integrity, fairness and holding out a hand to help others.

My story · Our shared world

Understand your own value. Value your own ideas. Maintain your own ideals.

#IntegrityMatters

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