Nominated by the RSGB Board<\/a> Awarded to\u00a0Murray Niman, G6JYB Murray has, for the past five years, led the Spectrum Forum and, more recently the Representation Team. He is a remarkable and effective leader, building a strong team spirit and ensuring awareness of current spectrum issues both in UK and Internationally.<\/p>\n Murray led the major team effort at WRC-19, resulting in remarkably positive outcomes. These included harmonizing 50MHz and pushing back an imminent threat to 144 MHz, as well as significant positive progress on Wireless Power Transfer<\/p>\n Murray would be the first to acknowledge the expert input by the members of his team, however, his personal leadership, energy and ability to stay friendly and focused, in the face of international players with conflicting agendas is the cornerstone of our success<\/p>\n He is a stand-out candidate for the award of the Calcutta Key.<\/p>\n Nominated by the RSGB Board<\/a> Awarded to\u00a0Murray Niman, G6JYB;\u00a0\u00a0<\/span>John Regnault, G4SWX; Barry Lewis, G4SJH; Dave Court, G3SDL\/EI3IO<\/strong>\u00a0and their international colleagues<\/p>\n For their significant contributions to the RSGB & IARU submissions for WRC-19 (World Radio Conference)<\/p>\n Nominated by the RSGB Board<\/a> and GMDX Group<\/a> Awarded to\u00a0David Anderson, GM6BIG<\/strong><\/p>\n In recognition of his many years of excellent work as the builder and keeper of the GB3CSB microwave beacon cluster. He is a long-time champion of the Scottish repeater networks and a long-term \u2018enabler\u2019 of other people’s VHF-UHF-microwave projects. He is a supporter and presenter at the GM Microwave Round Table meetings His undoubted generosity to others in the hobby make him a very worthy person to be awarded this prestigious trophy.<\/p>\n Nominated by the RSGB Board<\/a> and GMDX Group<\/a> Awarded to Gavin Taylor, GM0GAV<\/strong><\/p>\n Gavin is a keen DX Chaser and contester based near Perth, where he has built a well-equipped station. He is very active in the DXCC Challenge programme where he is one of the few UK participants to achieve the 3,000-point level. He has also been the organiser of many successful DXpeditions.\u00a0 <\/span>More recently, he has been involved in the SOTA programme where has achieved Mountain Goat status. He is also the organiser and motivator of the CW Boot Camps held in Scotland.<\/p>\n Nominated by the RSGB Technical Forum<\/a> Awarded to Marcus Walden, G0IJZ Nominated by the RSGB Technical Forum<\/a> Awarded to Mike Stevens, G8CUL<\/strong> Nominated by the RSGB Technical Forum<\/a> Awarded to Giles Read, G1MFG Nominated by the RSGB Technical Forum<\/a> Awarded to Jacek Pawlowski, SP3L Nominated by the RSGB Technical Forum<\/a> Awarded to Andrew Barron, ZL3DW Nominated by the RSGB Learning Team<\/a> Awarded to Roger Cooke, G3LDI<\/strong> Nominated by the RSGB Spectrum Forum<\/a> Awarded to Dave Court, G3SDL\/EI3IO<\/strong> Nominated by the RSGB Spectrum Forum<\/a> Awarded to Simon Brown, G4ELI Nominated by the RSGB Spectrum Forum<\/a> Awarded to Mike Willis, G0MJW; Paul Marsh, M0EYT and Remco den Besten, PA3FYM The recipients would like to credit\u00a0Amsat-DL, Es\u2019Hailsat, QARS and Qatar for making the wonderful QO-100 facility available to radio amateurs.<\/p>\n Nominated by the RSGB Spectrum Forum<\/a> Awarded to Richard Staples, G4HGI Nominated by the RSGB Spectrum Forum<\/a>
\nfor outstanding service to international friendship through amateur radio.<\/p>\n
\n<\/b>for exemplary service to\u00a0<\/span>spectrum management in the international arena.<\/p>\n
\nFounders’ Trophy<\/h2>\n
\nfor\u00a0outstanding services to the Society.<\/p>\n
\nJock Kyle Memorial<\/h2>\n
\nto the Scottish club, society or RSGB member thought to have done most in\u00a0Scotland in the field of VHF during the past year.<\/p>\n
\nJack Wylie Memorial<\/h2>\n
\nto the Scottish club, society or RSGB member thought to have done the most for amateur radio in Scotland during the past year.<\/p>\n
\nCourtenay-Price Trophy<\/h2>\n
\nfor the most outstanding technical contribution to amateur radio.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>The Pros and Cons of Multiband Inverted-V Antennas, RadCom Plus, Vol.4, No.1<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n
\nOstermeyer Trophy<\/h2>\n
\nfor the most meritorious description of a piece of home-constructed or electronic equipment published in RadCom in 2019.<\/p>\n
\nPower Meter Up To 8GHz, RadCom, February 2019<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n
\nNorman Keith Adams Prize<\/h2>\n
\nfor the most original article published in RadCom 2019.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Easy-100 no-tune uplink converter for QO-100,\u00a0RadCom, June 2019<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n
\nBennett Prize G8PF<\/h2>\n
\nfor any significant contribution or innovation which furthers the art of radio communications.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong><\/i>Broadband Multi-Loop Doublet, RadCom, August 2019<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n
\nWortley-Talbot Trophy<\/h2>\n
\nfor the most outstanding experimental work in amateur radio<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>SDR – Thinking outside the box \u2013 RadCom, February 2019<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n
\nKenwood Trophy<\/h2>\n
\nfor a significant\u00a0<\/span>contribution to training and development in amateur radio within the UK.<\/p>\n
\nFor arranging and developing successful CW boot camps.<\/p>\n
\nHarold Rose Plate<\/h2>\n
\nfor outstanding contribution to 50 MHz.<\/p>\n
\nFor efforts towards achieving 50 MHz at WRC-19 (IARU 50 MHz Project Manager).<\/p>\n
\nLouis Varney Cup<\/h2>\n
\nfor advances in space communication.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>For developing SDR console, enabling amateurs around the world to explore the possibilities offered by the QO-100 geostationary satellite in particular, and SDR in general.<\/p>\n
\nFraser Shepherd Award<\/h2>\n
\nfor research into microwave applications for radio communication.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>For the development of the hugely successful QO-100 dual-band antenna feed.<\/p>\n
\n1962 Committee Cup<\/h2>\n
\nfor outstanding amateur development at VHF\/UHF.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>For dedication to communicating his enthusiasm for all things VHF\/UHF to other radio amateurs as the RadCom VHF columnist.<\/p>\n
\nDon Cameron G4SST Memorial<\/h2>\n
\nfor outstanding contribution to low power amateur radio communication.<\/p>\n