rsgb

rss feed

rsgb's Latest Posts

GB2RS News for Sunday, 12 May 2013

| May 10, 2013

Download the GB2RS script for Sunday, 12 May 2013. GB2RS News Script for Sunday, 12 May 2013 (8-page/64KB Word document) Listen to the GB2RS Podcast

Continue Reading

WRC-15 – Background and information

| May 9, 2013
WRC-15 – Background and information

The next ITU World Radio Conference in 2015 (WRC-15)has a number of Agenda Items (AIs) that are relevant to the amateur and amateur satellite services. Whilst most attention by amateurs is likely to be focussed on the prospect of a 5 MHz allocation, several other topics are included which represent either threats or opportunities. The […]

Continue Reading

Latest news for G100RSGB

| May 3, 2013

G100RSGB, the special event callsign celebrating the RSGB Centenary will be operated today and tomorrow by Horsham ARC, who plan to use the 10 to 80m bands as well as 2m and 70cm with SSB, CW, data and FM signals. On Tuesday, the callsign moves to Brede Steam ARS who will run CW, SSB, PSK […]

Continue Reading

G0M series QSL manager steps down

| May 3, 2013

Phil, G7BZD was the sub manager for the G0M series of callsigns but has had to give up the job due to health reasons. The RSGB would like to thank him for his service to the Society and his fellow amateurs. All the remaining cards and envelopes have been returned to the QSL bureau. Please […]

Continue Reading

Spring 5MHz Newsletter published

| May 3, 2013

The Spring 2013 edition of The 5MHz Newsletter is now available for free download. This edition features news about 5MHz amateur band allocations, the latest update of the Worldwide Amateur 5MHz Allocations Chart, plus stories on 5MHz Web software defined radios and much more. You can download your copy at tinyurl.com/dxlpgyj

Continue Reading

Also in GB2RS…

| May 3, 2013

NASA mission to study electrical storms A NASA funded sounding rocket mission will launch from an atoll in the Pacific in the next few weeks to help scientists better understand and predict the electrical storms in Earth’s upper atmosphere. These severe weather outbursts can interfere with satellite communication, the global positioning system and other space-based […]

Continue Reading