Archive for May, 2022
News for Wales – 29 May 2022
The Online Radio Club has a virtual radio club night at 0730UTC every Thursday via Zoom. It is suitable for all radio enthusiasts regardless of individual skill level. Visit the website Wales Digital Radio group will be active throughout the month using GB8RNLI raising awareness of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Barry Amateur Radio Society […]
David Megone, G7JZU
A keen radio operator and mobile DJ who spent many years of his life repairing and selling equipment, bringing friends and family into the hobby. My father was incredibly influential in my life and at the age of 12/14 myself and my sister obtained our licences with support from my father and the Basingstoke Amateur […]
Board proceedings – new online location
Following the introduction of our upgraded Membership Services system, the Board proceedings and reports have moved to a new location. They can now be found inside your new Membership Services portal. Proceedings and reports from the present day back to January 2019 have already been added to the new section; the remaining archive from 2015 […]
GB70 QSL card
If you contact a GB70 station during June, a professionally-designed QSL card will be available on request from the appointed professional QSL Manager. Bureau QSL cards are free of charge, from M0OXO OQRS with the first batch of cards anticipated to be sent during July 2022. Cards requested by direct post will be subject to a […]
GB2RS News Script for 22 May 2022
Tap or click the link below to download this week’s GB2RS news script GB2RS News Script for 22 May 2022 (19-page/440KB Microsoft Word document) Problems downloading the GB2RS news script? Try this alternative link
High altitude balloon launch
A team from hi-impact on the Wirral will be working alongside the Oaktree Multi-Academy Trust, a Wirral based group of schools, on a High Altitude Balloon launch. This is planned for Thursday the 26 May at 11am from a location near Welshpool. The frequency in use will be 434.250MHz USB. There will be RTTY signals […]
