Joze S52AB reports having received very good signals during Sunday’s SAQ transmission, and has produced a YouTube video showing the results Read the Full Article from the SARC
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Radio communication is a vital part of today’s world. British Wireless for the Blind Fund invites your Club to take part in Transmission 2010, our annual competition to make as many contacts across the world as possible and raise money for a very worthwhile cause at the same time Read the Full Article from the [...] Ed Vaizey, the Government Minister responsible for broadcasting, will be making an announcement about the Government’s plans for digital radio switchover in the House of Commons on Thursday. Practical Wireless editor Rob Mannion, G3XFD, has sent an open letter to the Telegraph newspaper ahead of Mr Vaizey’s statement Read the Full Article from the SARC Ham radio has come to the aid of two men who recently lost their home Read the Full Article from the SARC One possible advantage of England’s demise in the World Cup is that Steve Richards, working for the BBC out in Johannesburg, has found a bit more time than predicted to air the special callsign ZS10/G4HPE Read the Full Article from the SARC The South African Radio League has announced that there is going to be four QRP contests a year from 2011 Read the Full Article from the SARC All licensed radio amateurs worldwide are encouraged to contact as many other amateur radio stations, especially IARU member society HQ stations, around the world as possible using the 160, 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 metre bands Read the Full Article from the SARC An article on The Register says BBC Trust Chairman Michael Lyons has called for a review of its radio strategy – acknowledging the failure of DAB and the Corporation’s neglect of Internet radio Read the Full Article from the SARC Weekly IOTA News – compiled by Fredy, DE0MST of the Deutscher Amateur Radio Club Read the Full Article from the SARC James M6JCX brings news of a Cambridge balloon launch at 1800 UT on Friday, July 9, that will carry an RTTY FSK beacon on 434.075 MHz and a CW and Hellschreiber (Feld-Hell) beacon on 434.070 MHz Read the Full Article from the SARC With ROS 4.5.7 Beta you can insert the Callsign, Name, Locator and QTH doing an only click with the mouse. In the case of QTH you have to press “CRLT key” too. Read the Full Article from the ROS Site Q38 : What is the XYL’s callsign of K1ZZ ? Read the Full Article from Women On The Air |
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