RSSRSGB Notices

RSGB AGM to be livestreamed

| April 14, 2022

The RSGB AGM is being livestreamed on Saturday, 23 April 2022 at 12 noon. You can still submit a question for the RSGB Board to answer during the event, but you will need to do so before 9am on Wednesday, 20 April. Voting in the elections closes at 09.00 on Thursday, 21 April—the Society encourages […]

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EMF video published

| April 14, 2022

We’ve just published a very short video outlining the new EMF regulations and the help/tools the RSGB provides for radio amateurs. There is a wealth of information and help on the RSGB website and we hope this video will point people towards that in a new way.

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Commonwealth Games SES at NEC

| April 8, 2022

The 2022 Commonwealth Games starts on 28 July. Over 5,000 athletes will converge on Birmingham and the surrounding area from an estimated 72 hosts to compete over 12 days as part of the Games. The RSGB is organising a number of activities to support the event, including a special event station (SES) in the grounds […]

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RSGB NRC needs volunteers

| April 1, 2022

The RSGB National Radio Centre (NRC) welcomes thousands of people through its doors each month and introduces them to amateur radio. The Society needs to expand the team of volunteers and is particularly looking for people who can be part of the team each Thursday. If you are interested in becoming an NRC volunteer you […]

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RadCom Basics March issue online now

| March 31, 2022

The March issue of RadCom Basics is on the website for members to read. This issue includes a look at: Filtering signals within the amateur bands Fun with a VHF/UHF handheld Listening via WebSDRs Making a DC voltage reference for your shack To join the RadCom Basics mailing list, log into Membership Services, go to Update […]

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40MHz in the UK

| March 31, 2022

Updates – Dec-2023 11-Dec-2023 Ofcom Statement on Updating Amateur Radio Licensing included: “3.225   We will continue to permit access to the 40 MHz band via an Innovation and Trial licence, but this is not an Amateur Radio Licence” 15-Dec-2023 ITU WRC-23: Unanimously agreed Agenda Item 1.12 for the frequency range 40-50MHz to be newly allocated […]

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