RSSGB2RS Special Events

Special Events News – 2 February 2014

| January 31, 2014

The Brazilian Amateur Radio League says that it will be celebrating its 80th anniversary throughout the month of February by conducting a special on the air operation. During this period, Brazilian Amateur Radio League stations operating in various states will use special ZZ 80 prefix callsigns. The operation will be on all of the HF […]

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Special Events News – 26 January 2014

| January 24, 2014

SOS Radio Week started at midnight and ends at 23:50 on the 2nd of February. Many sponsored stations are on the air, ranging from individuals at home through to groups operating from club HQs, lifeboat stations and other public venues. All are raising money for the RNLI. Details of registered stations and their operating schedules […]

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Special Events News – 19 January 2014

| January 17, 2014

SOS Radio Week starts at midnight on the 25th of January and ends at 23:50 on the 2nd of February. There will be more than 35 sponsored stations on the air during the event, all raising money for the RNLI. Some of the stations will be individuals operating from home, whilst others will be groups […]

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Special Events News 12 January 2014

| January 10, 2014

For those interested in football, Portuguese radio amateurs will be operating the special event callsign CS2EUSEBIO around the country in memory of the footballer Eusebio. QSLing is via the bureau.

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Special Events News 22 December 2013

| December 20, 2013

3 January 2014 is the official opening of Bedworth Lions Awareness Month and GB4BLC will be on the air from 11am. Further information for this event can be obtained from G8GMU QTHR or 07801 862 686. SOS Radio Week 2014 will take place between 25 January and 2 February. Stations wishing to take part in […]

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Special Events News 15 December 2013

| December 13, 2013

ZS9MADIBA is a special event station to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s legacy. It will be operated around South Africa. QSLing is via the bureau or by sending your QSL to SARL, P.O. Box 1721, Strubensvallei 1735, South Africa. You may also use Logbook of the World. A special callsign, 3A60ARM, will be in use until the […]

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