Archive for 2022
HF DXpedition Fund Trustee Required
The RSGB assists HF DXpeditions to the rarer countries through a fund that is supported each year from the proceeds of a raffle held at the annual RSGB Convention, as well as income from legacies and donations. The Society is looking to appoint a fifth Trustee for the HF DXpedition Fund who, given the increasing number of […]
RSGB Convention presentations
The RSGB has released two individual 2022 Convention presentations. In the first, Professor Alwyn Seeds, G8DOH presents Building a VHF/UHF Contest Station. In the second, The QCX CW Transceiver Kit Story, Hans Summers, G0UPL explains the QCX CW transceiver kit story; design, development, and five years of production and evolution. Both presentations are now available […]
Also in GB2RS this week……
On Saturday, 3 December 2022 at 1400UTC, AMSAT SA and the South African Radio League are hosting the Hamprojects webinar. This is a platform to facilitate complex projects that are beyond the possibility of individuals or even one amateur radio society or club. The concept was developed by Willi Vollenweider, HB9AMC as part of the […]
Rallies and Events News – 27 November 2022
Bishop Auckland Radio Amateur Club Rally will be held today, 27 November at Spennymoor Leisure Centre, High Street, Spennymoor, County Durham, DL16 6DB. Doors open at 10.30am for everyone and 10am for disabled visitors. Admission is £2 and free to under-14s who are accompanied by an adult. Talk-in will be on 2m channel V44. Contact […]
Special Events News – 27 November 2022
Leyland and District Amateur Radio Club will be active as GB9LD for Lancashire Day today, 27 November. Activity will take place on the 40m to 70cm bands. At 1500UTC the club will read the Lancashire Day Proclamation on HF and toast His Majesty King Charles III, Duke of Lancaster. All are welcome to join in. […]
DX News – 27 November 2022
Today, the 27 November is the last chance to work Alex, K6VHF. He is active as 4L1FP from Tbilisi, Georgia. He is operating SSB, CW and FT8 on the 80 to 10m bands. QSL via Logbook of the World, Club Log or directly to K6VHF. Don, K6ZO will be active as 7Q6M from Malawi until […]
