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News for England South-West – 1 March 2020

| February 28, 2020

This Sunday, Exeter Amateur Radio Society is attending the Exeter Radio and Electronics Rally. On Tuesday it’s the club net on GB3EX (RU76) at 7.45pm. More information from Ivor, G6ATJ,on  0792 762 8685. This Sunday and next Sunday, Torbay Amateur Radio Society has a club net on 14.270MHz at 9.30am and on 145.575MHz at 12 […]

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News for Wales – 1 March 2020

| February 28, 2020

This Sunday and next, Carmarthen Amateur Radio Society Club has a net on the 80m band, SSB at 2.30pm. On Tuesday there is a social and on-air evening. More from Andy, GW0JLX, on 0776 828 2880. On Monday Dragon Amateur Radio Club has a talk Setting Up Your Shack Safely with Danny, GW7BZR. More information […]

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Ofcom EMF consultation: RSGB publishes briefing for radio amateurs

| February 28, 2020

On the 21st February 2020 Ofcom launched a Consultation on EM Field exposure — Proposed Measures to Require Compliance with International Guidelines for Limiting Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields. The RSGB has released a briefing paper for all UK amateurs which you can download from the link below. Proposed Measures to Require Compliance with International Guidelines […]

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RadCom March 2020, Vol. 96, No. 3

| February 24, 2020
RadCom March 2020, Vol. 96, No. 3

Anytone AT-D578UVPRO—a look at the dual band 144/430MHz DMR/FM mobile To read this edition, tap or click cover image News and Reports Around Your Region – Club events calendar 84 Around Your Region – Events roundup 89 New products 14 News 12 RSGB Matters 6 Special Interest Groups news 16 YOTA Winter Camp, Rob Evered, […]

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ESRG Meeting, 1 February 2020

| February 24, 2020

Follow the link below to read the minutes of this meeting. ESRG Meeting, 1 February 2020 (5-page/132KB PDF)

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New distance record on the 122GHz band

| February 21, 2020

Using low power silicon chips with barely a milliwatt, an astonishing new world record of 139km has been achieved on the 122GHz millimetre wave amateur band. The distance record set in the California mountains is particularly notable as this frequency suffers from severe atmospheric losses due to an oxygen molecular resonance that add to significant […]

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