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ABOUT US

RPF Communications is the most innovative and fastest growing radio communications accessory company in the UK. All their products are designed to give you, the latest protective devices, the most comprehensive systems for control and monitoring, and the finest safety products, for Commercial, Professional and Amateur operators.

We also pride ourselves on providing useful free information and advice, like the Best Practice Event we held in Feb 2007, and the downloadable report on 'Understanding Reflected Power and How To Protect Equipment From It'. Please click on the relevant links for more information.

RPF Communications is jointly owned by a vastly experienced RF and Microwave engineer, and an experienced sales executive/administrator, and is a subsidiary of RPF Technical Services Ltd.

We have over 25 years experience in design, development, installation and operation of RF systems up to 20GHz. Over the years, we have been involved in many high profile projects, for users ranging from Broadcast through to Security Services.

All of the staff are licensed Amateurs, which gives them an added insight into the industry they serve.

Phil Osborne
Phil Osborne, G4RPF, has over 25 years experience as an RF & Microwave engineer. He has been a licensed Amateur since 1978, when he gained his Class B, and in 1980 took his morse exam and upgraded to a Class A (or full license as it is now known). Phil is also South Essex Area RAYNET Controller.

Gail Osborne
Gail Osborne, 2E0XRF, has over 20 years experience in sales, marketing & administration. She has been a licensed Amateur since February 2006 and passed the Intermediate exam in July 2007. She is also a member of RAYNET.

Michelle Stiffert
Michelle Stiffel, M3KNU, has excellent organisational skills, and completed an ONC in Electronics in June 2007, with merits and distinctions. She has been a licensed Amateur since June 2006.

Steve Hammond
Stephen Hammond, M3WMO, is the newest member of the Senior Management Team to become an Amateur (yes, the nagging paid off!!!), having passed the Foundation exam in February 2008. Stephen has more than 20 years experience in designing state-of-the-art software.