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News for England South-West – 15 December 2019
Royal Signals ARS is hosting GB19YOTA next Sunday, the 22nd. HF and VHF operation on SSB, CW and FT8 is expected. Activity will be at their headquarters station, G4RS, in Blandford Camp, Dorset, from noon to 6pm. All are welcome but adults must bring photo ID to gain access to the Royal Signals camp. North […]
News for Wales – 15 December 2019
Newport Amateur Radio Society has a net this Sunday and next Sunday on 3.705MHz from 10am. Tuesday sees a net on 144.700MHz from 8pm and on Thursday it’s the Christmas party. Details from Ross, GW3NWS, on 01633 880 146. On Monday Cleddau Amateur Radio Society is discussing plans for 2020. Contact Heinz, MW0ECY, on 0774 […]
RadCom Basics September 2019, No. 13
In this edition… Welcome to the latest edition from Lee, G4EJB, RadCom Basics editor With feedback from readers and further work on your recommendations; looking at the RSGB Awards especially for radio amateurs with Foundation and Intermediate licences How and why the HF bands come alive in autumn A few basic concepts are briefly discussed […]
GB2RS Christmas schedule
Because of the way Christmas and New Year falls there will be no GB2RS News script for Sunday, 29 December 2019. An abbreviated script will be prepared for Sunday, 5 January 2020 for those newsreaders who are able to read that day. Normal service resumes 12 January 2020. The RSGB would like to take the […]
YOTA Month news
YOTA Month is in full swing and thanks to local clubs, schools and Scout groups it has already introduced large numbers of youngsters to amateur radio. Hilderstone Radio Society used GB19YOTA to give 40 children aged seven to eight the chance to speak to Santa, and chat to him about what they would like for […]
Sweden to discontinue 2.3 and 3.4GHz permits
Amateurs in Sweden have been able to apply for temporary permits to allow operation in 2.3GHz and 3.4GHz bands. Their regulator, the PTS, has announced these temporary permits will no longer be issued from 1 January 2020. The reason is 5G. Swedish amateurs are presently permitted by their regulations to run a maximum of 100mW […]
