Archive for December, 2014
News for Northern Ireland – 28 December 2014
The Mid-Ulster Amateur Radio Club will resume its normal meetings in early January 2015 with the start of a 12 week Intermediate course. Contact Jon, 2i0MMA via muddeeboots@gmail.com or see www.muarc.com for course details.
News for Scotland – 28 December 2014
Glenrothes and District Amateur Radio Club is closed for the winter break and reopens on Wednesday 14 January. Details from Tam, MM0TGB, on 0775 3526 498. Kilmarnock and Loudoun Amateur Radio Club is closed until Thursday 8 January, when there will be a construction evening. The 11 January sees Sunday club from 9am to 1pm. […]
News for England South East – 28 December 2014
This broadcast covers club events for the two weeks from today until Sunday 11 January. First, news that Dr Malcolm Williams, G0EGA, runs a GB2CW Morse class every Saturday and Sunday from Halesworth on 145.250MHz from 8 to 9pm. The over the air course is on a six-week rotating basis, and the next course starts […]
News for England South West – 28 December 2014
This broadcast covers club events for the two weeks from today until Sunday 11 January. Exeter Amateur Radio Society has its HF net on 3.675MHz at 7.45pm on Monday 29 December and Monday 5 January. The Tuesday 2m net takes place on the 30th and 6th on 145.575MHz at 7.45pm. Contact Nick, M0NRJ, on 01363 […]
News for Wales – 28 December 2014
This broadcast covers club events for the two weeks from today until Sunday 11 January. On Monday 29 December Llanelli Amateur Radio Society is closed for the Christmas Holidays. Contact Craig, MW0MXT, on 01269 845 773. Aberystwyth and District Amateur Radio Society is holding a junk or pre-owned sale on Sunday 4 January. On Thursday […]
Basil N Tait, G3DDN, 1 December 2014
Basil Tait, G3DDN, passed away on 1 December 2014 at the age of 89. His interest in radio began during the Second World War when he was attached to an RAF mobile communications unit. After service in India and Singapore he was moved to Hong Kong, where his was the first signal out of that country […]
