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First Tonight @ 8 of 2022 streamed live

| January 10, 2022

The first episode in the 2022 Tonight @ 8 webinar series was streamed live on Monday, 10 January 2022 and featured How to get Started in Software Construction and Where It Can Lead You, by Heather Lomond, M0HMO. If you missed Heather’s talk or want to watch it again, it’s now available on the RSGB […]

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Happy New Year

| January 7, 2022

The news team and all the staff at RSGB HQ would like to wish our newsreaders, listeners and online readers a very Happy New Year. We would like to remind everyone that we always welcome your news, by email, to radcom@rsgb.org.uk, and the deadline is 10.00 sharp on Thursday mornings. The GB2RS script is usually […]

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Board and regional volunteers wanted

| January 7, 2022

The RSGB is calling for volunteers to fill roles in its Board and Regional Team. There are Elected Director vacancies, as well as eight Regional Representative roles to be filled. The online nomination process is open and completed papers, with supporting nominations, must be received by 2359UTC on 31 January 2022. You can find out […]

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GB100BBC marks BBC Centenary

| January 7, 2022

Celebrations to mark the BBC’s Centenary began at noon on 1 January 2022. The London BBC Radio Group was granted an extended special event radio licence by Ofcom, to operate GB100BBC throughout 2022. The amateur radio activity is one of many events organised to celebrate 100 years of the BBC, which began broadcasting from Savoy […]

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New 2022 Tonight @ 8 series begins Monday

| January 7, 2022

The RSGB’s 2022 Tonight @ 8 webinar series starts on Monday, 10 January 2022 with a look at amateur radio software construction by Heather Lomond, M0HMO. There is still time to be inspired and create something for the RSGB Construction Competition! You can join the free webinar and ask questions on the RSGB YouTube channel. […]

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Several days of SSTV from the ISS

| December 22, 2021

The Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) team will support slow-scan TV transmissions from the International Space Station over the festive period. The images will be related to lunar exploration. Transmissions should be available worldwide on 145.800MHz FM, using SSTV mode PD120. Transmissions are set to start on 26 December 2021 at about […]

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