Archive for 2017
News for England South East – 16 April 2017
Cambridge & District Amateur Radio Club has nets today and next Sunday from 8.30am on 144.180MHz USB, from 10.30am on 7.0875MHz or 3.620MHz LSB, and from 11.30am on 145.550MHz FM. On Wednesday the club net is at 8pm on 145.550MHz FM. Details from Peter, M0DVC on 0744 304 6040 This Sunday and next Coulsdon Amateur […]
News for England South West – 16 April 2017
This Sunday and next North Bristol Amateur Radio Club has a club net between 7 and 8pm via GB3BS Repeater. On Friday there’s a relax and chat evening, alongside training classes and radio operation. Details from Mat, G7FBD, via email to g7fbd@gb3bs.com. On Monday Weston Super Mare Radio Society is having a surplus equipment sale. […]
News for Wales – 16 April 2017
On Monday Dragon Amateur Radio Club has a surplus / pre-loved equipment sale. More information from John Pritchard, MW0JWP, 0751 503 1025. On Tuesday Barry Amateur Radio Society has a natter and operating night. On Saturday it’s GB4MDI for Marconi Day. More from Glyn, GW0AWA by email to glyndxis@talktalk.net On Tuesday Chepstow & District Amateur […]
April 22nd is Marconi Day
Dozens of official award stations have registered to take part in the 2017 International Marconi Day event, this year being held on 22 April. All contacts counting toward the Marconi Award must be made on HF with registered stations, but other participating stations do not need to be registered to claim awards. The event is […]
New PSK31 software for blind amateurs
A free, new Windows program called Accessible Digipan has been released. It allows blind hams to operate PSK31. The download includes the application, audio tutorials, detailed written guides, and additional helpful resources, plus DigiPan PSK31 and PSK63 software. ARRL member Richard, KK6MRH, and Jim, WA0PSS, both blind, developed the program. The app will work with […]
Club Log gets Trusted Partner status
Club Log, run by G7VJR, has become the first logging service to achieve Trusted Partner™ status for Logbook of the World. Radio amateurs holding Logbook of the World call sign certificates who have uploaded logs to Club Log now can readily cross-post them to Logbook of the World. More information on technical specifications and on […]