th<\/sup>, the club is active for the British Inland Waterways on the Air event. Also today, there is a CW training net on 50.080MHz from 7.30pm. Tuesday sees a net around 145.375MHz from 7.30pm. Heth, M6HNS, 0773 503 6267<\/p>\nGuisborough and District Amateur Radio Club meets on Mondays from 7.30pm at the Guisborough Conservative Club for a social get together and natter. Everyone is welcome. Ron, G0MBV@icloud.com<\/p>\n
Halifax and District Amateur Radio Society holds regular evening nets\u00a0from Monday to Thursday\u00a0starting at 7pm. Full details of these and all club events can be found on the club website. Max Townend, G4SDX, george.townend@btinternet.com<\/p>\n
On Mondays, Hornsea Amateur Radio Club has nets on 1.869MHz using CW from 8pm, and SSB from 8.30pm. On Wednesday, members will be meeting to make Field Day preparations. On Friday, there will be a net on 145.450MHz from 8pm. Next Saturday and Sunday, the club will be active for SSB Field Day. John, G3XYF, jhwresdell@gmail.com<\/p>\n
Houghton-Le-Spring Amateur Radio Club has an SSTV net on Sundays from 8pm on 144.700MHz FM. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday there will be Morse tuition and practice from 8pm on 144.700MHz FM. On Tuesday there is a meeting from 6pm at Dubmire Royal British Legion Club. Thursday sees a CW net on 144.060MHz from 8.30pm. On Friday there is a net on 145.450MHz FM, for general chat, from 9pm. George, M5GHT, 0191 548 8995<\/p>\n
With road closures ended, following the conclusion of the Manx Grand Prix, meetings of The Isle of Man Amateur Radio Society\u00a0will resume at the Ballasalla club room on Wednesday the 30th<\/sup> of August. The next meeting at the Sea Cadets Hall\u00a0in Tromode\u00a0is on Tuesday the 12th<\/sup> of September. Nets are on the GB3IM repeater network after the 11am GB2RS news bulletin and talk-in Wednesday night at 6.40pm. The Sunday nets are on 3.715 and 7.115MHz at 9.30am and 10pm. Club news and events are on the website and Facebook. twitter.com\/IOMARS7<\/p>\nOn Monday, Macclesfield and District Radio Society will be active during the British Inland Waterways on the Air event. For more information about the Society visit gx4mws.uk Info@gx4mws.uk<\/p>\n
On Sundays, Oldham Radio Club has a net on XLX305A at 9.30am. The 8pm net on Wednesday is on 145.500MHz FM before changing frequency. Mike, M1CVL, 0740 276 3203<\/p>\n
On Sundays, Otley Amateur Radio Society has a net on 145.450MHz and the GB3WF repeater from 7.15pm. On Tuesday, there will be a club night at Clifton Village Hall from 7.30pm. On Friday, there is a net on 144.350MHz SSB and via the GB3WF repeater from 8pm. www.otleyradio.org<\/p>\n
On Thursday, Ripon and District Amateur Radio Society will be meeting at \u2018The Bunker\u2019 from 7.30pm. David Cutter, G3UNA, d.cutter@ntlworld.com<\/p>\n
Rochdale and District Amateur Radio Society meets at the Crimble Croft Community Centre on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month from 7.30pm. For more information visit g0roc.co.uk Robert, M0NVQ, 0777 8113333, m0nvq@outlook.com<\/p>\n
Scarborough Amateur Radio Society meets on alternate Monday evenings. The doors open at 7pm and meetings start at 7.30pm. Visitors and new members are most welcome. john.baines@hfdxarc.com<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, South Manchester Radio and Computing Club will be having a net on 145.4755MHz FM from 8pm. On Thursday, members will be meeting to discuss coaxial cables. Dave, G4MVU, 07518913300, www.SMRCC.org.uk<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, Stockport Radio Society will be having a Zello net from 7.30pm. The Society\u2019s Teatime Morse Net will take place on 3564kHz from 4pm on Wednesday and Saturday. Thursday sees a net via GB3PZ from 7.30pm. info@g8srs.co.uk<\/p>\n
Next Saturday and Sunday, the 2nd<\/sup> and 3rd<\/sup>, Thornton Cleveleys Amateur Radio Society will be active in the 2m Trophy Contest. John, G4FRK, 01253 862810<\/p>\nWarrington Amateur Radio Club has \u2018Solder Sunday\u2019 every week from 2pm. On Thursdays, the club has a social coffee morning at 10am. Dave, G8KBB, Secretary@warc.org.uk<\/p>\n
On Monday, Wearside Electronics and Amateur Radio Society will be meeting from 6pm at Herrington 2nd<\/sup> Scout Headquarters, Crow lane, Herrington, Sunderland, SR3 3TE.
\nThe Society has a fully-dedicated shack with HF, 6m, 2m and 70cm equipment, as well as C4FM and DMR digital modes. Tea and coffee are available as well as disabled access and toilet facilities. g0bnk@outlook.com<\/p>\nYork Radio Club has an AM net on 144.550MHz at 8.30am on Tuesday. Wednesday sees a club net on 145.450MHz at 8pm. On Thursday there will be a club night. www.yorkradioclub.uk<\/p>\n
On the first and third Saturdays of the month, the Online Amateur Radio Community holds a virtual social night called \u2018The Rubber Duck\u2019 on Zoom. For more information, see oarc.uk<\/a><\/p>\nThe Online Radio Club has a virtual radio club night at 7.30pm every Thursday via Zoom. It is suitable for all radio enthusiasts regardless of individual skill level. Go to the website for the meeting link. onlineradioclub.org.<\/p>\n
Ham Radio Network has a talk on the theme of An Evening with\u2026 on Monday. See hrn.world<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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