Learn about HF propagation studies at the RSGB Convention

Are you aware of the GB0PSC Baldock space weather station?

The RSGB Propagation Studies Committee recently installed a HamSCI HFRx at Ofcom’s spectrum monitoring site at Baldock. The station is part of HF propagation studies that will allow the Committee to learn more about space weather and its effects including radio blackouts, Doppler flashes and travelling ionospheric disturbances.

You can find out how the Committee is progressing with its studies by joining Gwyn Griffiths, G3ZIL on Saturday 10 October at the RSGB Convention.

If amateur radio construction is something you’d like to find out more about, then join RadCom Plus Editor Paul Marks, G8FVK on Sunday 11 October to learn about his approach to modular design of amateur radio equipment. In particular, he’ll be looking at QRP HF and VHF gear, using readily available circuit boards and modules such as the AD831 RF mixer module.

You can attend both lectures at the Society’s annual Convention at Kents Hill Conference Centre in Milton Keynes between 9-11 October. Secure your place here.

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