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News for England South East – 15 June 2014
On Sunday 15 June Newbury and District Amateur Radio Society will be running the Newbury Radio Rally. Information from Rob, G4LMW on 01635 862 737. On Monday 16 June Braintree and District Amateur Radio Society is holding an evening DF hunt. For more information contact John, M5AJB, on 01787 460 947. On Monday Burnham Beeches […]
News for England South West – 15 June 2014
On Sunday 15 June Flight Refuelling Amateur Radio Society has a talk on Beacons by John, G0API and Andy, G4JNT of the South Coast Repeater and Beacon Group. More information from John, G4POF, by email to g4pof@hotmail.com. On Sunday Thornbury and South Gloucestershire Amateur Radio Club is attending the Newbury Rally. On Wednesday the club […]
News for Wales – 15 June 2014
On Sunday 15 June Carmarthen Amateur Radio Society is participating in the PW 2m contest. On Tuesday 17 there is a talk on software defined radio by Jeff, GW3UZS. Contact Lloyd, 2W0LLT on 01239 711 297 for further details. On Monday 16 June Cleddau Amateur Radio Society is having a talk on using the club’s […]
Noise Measurement Campaign on the RSGB website
The Noise Measurement Campaign, started in August 2013, now has a dedicated webpage at www.rsgb.org/hfnoise. The Campaign is an attempt to monitor the HF background noise and to display the results for different locations around the country. Anyone can submit measurements. The project is aimed at making people more aware of their local noise environment, […]
IOTA 50th Anniversary celebration next month
The RSGB’s IOTA programme is celebrating its 50th anniversary at a conference at Beaumont House, Windsor on 4 to 6 July. Full details of the conference are in the July RadCom that will arrive with Members next week, or can be found on the website at www.rsgb.org/iota50. Visitors will be interested to know that DXCC […]
Swiss 5MHz beacon goes on the air
Although the 60m band has not been released for amateur radio in Switzerland, the Sursee Amateur Radio Club has obtained the necessary authorisations for a 5MHz experimental beacon project. HB9AW became operational on 5291kHz at 0000hrs on 1 June. The transmission commences with the callsign HB9AW in CW, followed by five 2-second dashes. The dashes […]
