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News for Wales – 25 June 2017
We start with an announcement by Blackwood and District Amateur Radio Society. The club will be moving to new, improved facilities at the new Islwyn High School, Waterloo Road, Oakdale, NP12 0NU, where it will continue to hold its regular Friday meetings. The site is also registered as an RSGB Examination Centre and the club […]
Propagation Studies Committee meeting, 13 May 2017
Follow the link below to read the minutes of this meeting. Propagation Studies Committee Meeting, 13 May 2017 (8-page/280KB PDF)
Exam syllabus reviews published
A complete review of the syllabus for all three levels of the amateur radio examinations has been completed. The draft of the new syllabus is now available for consultation together with a survey for any comments you may wish to make. The survey will run until 21 July 2017. Please visit rsgb.org/syllabus_review to access the […]
YOTA 2017 volunteers sought
There’s just seven weeks to go before the RSGB host the IARU Region 1 Youngsters on the Air activity week. Activities during the week will include Summits on the Air, ARDF, construction, and operating a special event station—amongst many other topics. We are still looking for volunteers from RSGB affiliated clubs to help with various […]
Jamaica gets 5MHz
Hot on the heels of now being Morse code-free, Jamaica also has access to 5MHz. In a recent update to their National Frequency Allocation Table published by the regulator, the WRC-15 60m Amateur Secondary Allocation of 5351.5 – 5366.5kHz has been granted under ITU Footnote 5.133B, which in the case of Jamaica means a maximum […]
RSGB Convention 2017 latest
Taking place from 13 to 15 October at Kents Hill Conference Centre in Milton Keynes, the RSGB Convention lecture programme is, once more, catering for all aspects of amateur radio. We have confirmed talks from the A25UK DXpedition to Botswana and the ZL7G DXpedition to Chatham Island. Professor Hugh Griffiths, G4CNV will speak on Reflections […]
