Archive for 2023

News for Scotland – 28 May 2023

| May 26, 2023

Today, the 28 May, the Lomond Sunday Night Net will be on the air for a special live link up with the Isle of Jura. Using Echolink MB7IBH and 145.550MHz, in the local area, the net is live from 8pm. Contact Paul, MM3DDQ via mm3ddq@gmail.com for more details. On Wednesday, from 8pm to 9pm, George, […]

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News for England South-East – 28 May 2023

| May 26, 2023

The Online Amateur Radio Community runs a 40m slow-to-medium speed CW net every Monday evening at 7pm. All are welcome to join in. For more information see morse.oarc.uk On the first and third Saturdays of the month, the group holds a virtual social night called ‘The Rubber Duck’ on Zoom. For more information, see oarc.uk […]

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News for England South-West – 28 May 2023

| May 26, 2023

The Online Amateur Radio Community runs a 40m slow-to-medium speed CW net every Monday evening at 7pm. All are welcome to join in. For more information see morse.oarc.uk On the first and third Saturdays of the month, the group holds a virtual social night called ‘The Rubber Duck’ on Zoom. For more information, see oarc.uk […]

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News for Wales – 28 May 2023

| May 26, 2023

The Online Amateur Radio Community runs a 40m slow-to-medium speed CW net every Monday evening at 7pm. All are welcome to join in. For more information see morse.oarc.uk On the first and third Saturdays of the month, the group holds a virtual social night called ‘The Rubber Duck’ on Zoom. For more information, see oarc.uk […]

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Ormiston Horizon Academy

| May 25, 2023
Ormiston Horizon Academy

The amateur radio club (M0OHA) at Ormiston Horizon Academy has been running for over five years. Current members in Year 8 and 9 have been working towards taking their Foundation licence exam in July 2023. Here they are getting to grips with block diagrams!  

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Sandringham School

| May 25, 2023
Sandringham School

The amateur radio club at Sandringham School was one of those who hosted the GB22YOTA call sign during December’s YOTA Month. Licensed students operated five separate stations, with other students helping with set up and check logging. Station 1 was a traditional HF station, running a K3 and KPA500 amplifier on SSB 80m to 10m. […]

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