Archive for January, 2022

RSGB VHFCC survey results

| January 25, 2022

Last year, we shared a survey with questions around the timing of some RSGB VHF Contests and we are grateful to the people who responded. The outcome of this was that: We are retaining the timing of the Backpackers Contests as they were last year since the majority of respondents appreciate the quiet final hour […]

Continue Reading

GB2RS News Script for 23 January 2022

| January 21, 2022

Tap or click the link below to download this week’s GB2RS news script GB2RS News Script for 23 January 2022 (14-page/447KB Microsoft Word document) . Problems downloading the GB2RS news script? Try this alternative link

Continue Reading

National Radio Centre re-opens soon

| January 21, 2022

The RSGB National Radio Centre (NRC) will re-open to visitors from Monday, 31 January and will be open seven days a week. Visitors will be encouraged to wear face masks although this will not be mandatory. The number of people accessing the radio room will be limited and, for the time being, visiting radio amateurs […]

Continue Reading

Special RSL for Jubilee celebrations

| January 21, 2022

Ofcom has kindly agreed to an RSGB request that radio amateurs licensed by Ofcom may celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen by using the special RSL ‘Q’. This will be available for use throughout June 2022 and will require a Notice of Variation that will be available via our website shortly. The Society is […]

Continue Reading

RSGB University Corner

| January 21, 2022

Are you a member of a university amateur radio club? Would you like to find one to join? Or are you keen to revive or even start a new one? The RSGB has created a web page to help university radio amateurs contact each other. You could also use the page if you’re interested in learning […]

Continue Reading

Also in GB2RS this week…

| January 21, 2022

Sad news now. We learned this week that the founder and President of the Bangladesh Amateur Radio League, Saif D. Shahid, S21A / KF6WJZ / G1NWJ, has become a silent key at the age of 73. Over in the USA, the Federal Communications Commission has announced that amateur radio operations in the upper 50MHz of […]

Continue Reading