Archive for 2023
RSGB 2024 Construction Competition
The RSGB recognises the importance of construction as a key element of amateur radio, whether that is using traditional construction skills or is a software or systems engineering project. The Society has launched its 2024 Construction Competition and the deadline for entries is 1 March 2024. To enable members across the country, and even the […]
RSGB 2023 Convention – final call!
The RSGB 2023 Convention takes place over both days this weekend. There is a fantastic range of presentations on a variety of amateur radio topics. If you haven’t already booked, you can buy day tickets on the door or join the Livestream at any time over the weekend. The Livestream contains 12 of the Convention […]
New RSGB Exams and Syllabus Review Group Chair
The RSGB is delighted to welcome Andrew Lenton, G8UUG as the new Chair of the Exams and Syllabus Review Group (ESRG). The Society would also like to thank Donard de Cogan, M0KRK for his hard work and dedication to this important role over a number of years. You can contact Andrew via esrg.chair@rsgb.org.uk
RadCom November 2023, Vol. 99, No. 11
RSGB Legacy Fund project success To read this edition, tap or click cover image Regulars Antennas, Tim Hier, G5TM 18 ATV, Dave Crump, G8GKQ 26 Contest Calendar, Ian Pawson, G0FCT 43 Contesting, Chris Tran, GM3WOJ 68 GHz bands, Dr John Worsnop, G4BAO 64 HF, John Petters, G3YPZ 60 Members’ ads 86 Propagation: Predictions, Gwyn Williams, […]
Cambridge University Wireless Club at Freshers Week
The new term has started, and students are back at university. Whether it is your first year as a new student, or returning for your final year, there is one thing that all students love – Freshers Week. There is the buzz of a new university term and all that it has to offer, including amateur […]
Geoff Voller, G3JUL – 2022
Geoff Voller – G3JUL 1929 – 2022 Geoff’s earliest memories were from when he was three years old. Unfortunately, they were not happy ones as he caught pneumonia and was sent to an isolation ward in Broadstairs, Kent, there being no cure at that time. Thankfully he survived although he would have recurring problems with […]
