Archive for 2014
News for Scotland – 30 November 2014
Kilmarnock & Loudoun Amateur Radio Club has its Sunday club today and next Sunday from 9am to 1pm. On Tuesday there’s a construction and education night from 7pm. Thursday sees a construction evening. Contact Graham, MM3GDC, by email to mm3gdc@btinternet.com. Stirling District Amateur Radio Society is open today and next Sunday from 10.30am till late […]
News for England South East – 30 November 2014
We start with clubs that have several events this week. Southdown Amateur Radio Society has its Christmas social evening on Monday at the Russel WRVS centre, Eastbourne. Wednesday sees operations at the Hailsham shack & afternoons operating at Beachy Head. On Thursday there’s a club net on 145.300MHz. Details from John, G3DQY, on 01424 424 […]
News for England South West – 30 November 2014
Exeter Amateur Radio Society has its HF net on Monday on 3.675MHz at 7.45pm. The 2m net is on Tuesday on 145.575MHz at 7.45pm. Contact Nick, M0NRJ, on 01363 775 756. The Cornish Radio Amateur Club is holding a committee meeting on Wednesday and the main meeting on Thursday. Details from Steve, G7VOH, on 01209 […]
News for Wales – 30 November 2014
On Monday Dragon Amateur Radio Club is having a talk on the story of the Sun by GW8NZN. Contact Stewart Rolfe, GW0ETF, on 07833 620 733. On Monday Llanelli Amateur Radio Society is on the air. Contact Craig, MW0MXT, on 01269 845 773. On Tuesday Carmarthen Amateur Radio Society is holding its Christmas dinner. More […]
John Cronk, GW3MEO, 22 November 2014
John Cronk, GW3MEO became a Silent Key on Saturday, 22nd of November 2014. He had a fall, suffered a seizure, and had a heart attack from which he did not recover. John had developed a keen interest in electricity, radio, and other topics, in south London in the 1940s. He was first licensed as G6MEO/T, […]
Alan O’Neill, MW3HNB, 7 November 2014
Born on 14/10/1947, Alan O’Neill, MW3HNB, passed away on 7 November 2014 – a big loss to world wide chat which he much loved any time of day or night. Tribute by Liz O’Neill, widow