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Enable RSGB app notifications on your mobile device
Remember to enable RSGB app notifications on your mobile device so you’re first to hear when the Society releases the latest editions of RadCom and its sister publications. You’ll also be notified when new editions are added to the collection of back issues. For iOS devices, go to Settings then tap Apps, locate the RSGB […]
WRTC attendees enjoy visit to the RSGB National Radio Centre
Over 50 visitors from WRTC 2026 including competitors, referees, spectators and volunteers enjoyed their visit to the RSGB National Radio Centre (NRC) and Bletchley Park this week. This was the first of two visits to the NRC planned during the international event. The visitors were treated to a talk about Bletchley Park, and spent plenty […]
Don’t miss the WRTC award opportunities
The World Radiosport Team Championship is nearly here. A total of 50 teams from around the world will come to the UK to compete in the prestigious event, and you have an opportunity to work these special stations and apply for your award. The WRTC contest will be live on a dedicated online platform provided […]
New EMC workshop added to the RSGB Convention programme
If you want practical advice on identifying the source and mitigating the effects of Radio Frequency Interference, our ‘Finding RFI and minimising its impact‘ workshop is for you. Part tutorial, part hands-on workshop, the session is an opportunity for RSGB members to learn from RFI experts within the RSGB EMC Committee. Running on Friday 9 […]
The RSGB has announced a new Legacy Committee Chair
The RSGB Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian Nuttall, M5BAN as the new Chair of the RSGB Legacy Committee. Brian already has experience of the Legacy Committee having been a member for the last three years. He has been licensed since 2007 and brings extensive amateur radio experience to the role. The […]
Tonight@8 special: this summer’s solar eclipse
Did you know that a solar eclipse will be visible from the UK this summer? There will be a total eclipse for areas west of the UK, and at its maximum there will be about 90 percent totality. This lends itself to unique opportunities for HF propagation experiments, and you can get involved! In a […]
