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BRATS,
Bredhurst Receiving And Transmitting Society |
| The BRATS are a bunch of
Amateur Radio hams based in the Medway Towns and are very
active in Kent during the summer months as we like to
get outside and enjoy the hobby. This includes DF hunts
and field events and support other amateur clubs and organisations
at outdoor events. During the winter months have lectures,
quiz nights and silly nights.
The BRATS meet on a Thursday night from 8:30pm at The
Parkwood Comm Centre Long Catlis Road, Rainham, Gillingham,
Kent. ME8 9PN. |
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Bromley,
Echolink & eQSO Gateways |
| Hello my name is Dave (nickname
is Wiggy) and live in Bromley Kent, My interest with radio
was back in 1979, in 1986 I was licensed with the callsign
G1WYG and G0WYG in 1995. I now hold 5 NOV's (Notice of
Variation) for voice-over-IP (VoIP internet linking),
I operate Echolink, eQSO and now CQ100 on 5 different
frequencies 144.8125 - 50.540 - 433.9625 - 29.530 and
70.4125 to read more about MB7IBR / G0WYG RF gateways
take a look at my website at http://www.wiggyweb.co.uk |
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Bromley
& District Amateur Radio Society |
| BDARS, Your local source
for Amateur Radio. Lots of news and information on Foundation
and Intermediate courses. We offer technical and general
interest talks, contest group, special event & demonstrations
group, direction finding hunts, construction competitions,
mutual help, Junk sales, newsletter, Foundation Licence
Course, tuition and Morse Assessments plus Much Much more.
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Clifton
Amateur Radio Society |
| The Clifton ARS meets every
2nd and 4th Friday in the month in the Greenwich area.
The Club has a varied range of interests, which are Radio
(H.F.V.H.F.C.W.) Computer, Packet, and Contesting. At
the Club’s weekly meetings we have discussions and
have a set program of Talks from various guest Speakers
and Club members throughout the year. In between these
we have operating from the Club Station on H.F. and V.H.F.
and also general chat nights. Where we discuss all range
of topics including the various contests in the fourth
coming months. For up to date information details Email
Martin, G0DCG The
Clifton ARS was formed in 1947 at Clifton Rise, New
Cross S. E. London. |
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Crawley
Amateur Radio Club |
| Welcome to CARC Online,
At Crawley Amateur Radio Club we have a flourishing membership
of around 70 who come from diverse backgrounds, of all
ages and both sexes. We are active in most amateur radio
modes and have a formidable contesting contingent. If
you are not already a member then come and join the fun!
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Coulsdon
Amateur Transmitting Society (CATS) |
| The Coulsdon Amateur Transmitting
Society (CATS) - callsigns G4FUR and M1FUR, meet every
2nd Monday of the month at St.Swithun's Church Hall,Grovelands
Road, Purley, Surrey. Meetings start at 1945 for 2000hrs
until about 2200hrs |
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Dover
Amateur Radio Club |
Welcome to DARC - The Dover
Amateur Radio Club.
The Dover Amateur Radio Club Meet every Wednesday in term
time, at the Boys Grammer School, in Dover, from 7:30.
The Club holds a variety of events, which include many
interesting talks. Take a look at the Events page to keep
up to date. |
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Essex
Repeater Group |
| Welcome to the Essex Repeater
Group. We are a voluntary body whose aim is to maintain
amateur radio repeater and beacon stations in the county
of Essex, England. These pages provide the Latest News
and information on ERG, the voice repeaters GB3DA (2mtrs)
and GB3ER (70cms), the 10GHz microwave beacon GB3CMS,
and the new 6m (GB3DB) and 23cms (GB3ZP) repeaters. |
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Folkstone
& District Amateur Radio Society |
| FADARS, If you live in
or around Folkestone, you are very welcome to come and
join us. You don’t have to be a Radio Amateur to
join, but it helps if you have an interest in electronics
or computers, otherwise you might not know what we are
talking about. We are a very informal club, we don’t
stand on ceremony, we don’t have subs, we keep formalities
to a minimum. |
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GB3FUN
RSGB's Mobile Radio Shack |
| As part of the RSGB's commitment
to promoting amateur radio, the RSGB's mobile radio shack
is on the road. It is available to support those giving
demonstrations to wide non-amateur audience such as schools,
colleges, youth groups as well as attending county shows
etc.
With the aid of our specially equipped Mobile Radio
Vehicle called GB4FUN, we are able to put on a practical
demonstration of Amateur Radio whatever the weather.
Amateur Radio appeals to all ages and is a great teaching
aid as it involves not only the science of communication,
but geography, languages, social skills, and of course,
fun!
The vehicle is fully equipped with HF, VHF and UHF
all mode radios. Plus full Satellite capability, It
has a built in 5 kW generator for use in rural sites,
and a fitted external telescopic mast making GB4FUN
self contained.
It takes approximately 1 hour to set up the mobile
station so it can be on the air demonstrating Amateur
Radio soon after arrival on site. |
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Welcome
to the GB3DX Repeater |
| Welcome to the home of
the GB3DX Repeater is a state of the art internet linked
VHF Analogue Voice repeater located in Solihull on 145.7125Mhz
(RV57) EchoLink Node 7125 Locater IO92CK.
Or better still register and join in on chat in the
forums...............Best Regards G4LCH (Mark) |
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North Kent Radio
Club |
| North Kent Radio Club.
We meet on the first and third Tuesdays of each month
from 8:00 pm to 10:30pm, at the "Pop in Parlour"
Graham Road, Bexleyheath. For further information please
e-mail nkrecc@quartslab.com or call Dave on 01322 330830
or just come along. |
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South
Anglia Repeater Group |
| This group brings together
the three amateur radio repeaters; PO, EF and IH from
Ipswich and Martlesham Heath in Suffolk. They are found
on the 70cm, 2m and 6m amateur radio bands in the UK. |
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Surrey
Radio Contact Club |
| Welcome to the Web Site
of the Amateur Radio Club based in Croydon known as SRCC
- Surrey Radio Contact Club. We have a membership of over
70 and meet twice a month (normally 1st and 3rd Mondays)
at the TS Terra Nova, 34 The Waldrons, Croydon (near Croydon
Flyover). |
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Sutton
& Cheam Radio Society (S&CRS) |
| The Sutton And Cheam Radio
Society has a 50 year, Our Meeting Place is at the Sutton
United Football Ground. This is in Gander Green Lane,
off the A217 (Sutton ByPass), We meet on the 3rd Thursday
of every month 8.00 p.m. |
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The
Darenth Valley Radio Society |
| This friendly club meets
around 8.00pm in the Crockenhill Village Hall, near Swanley
in Kent, on the second and fourth Wednesday's of every
month. Club activities include lectures, construction
and station's on the air, which includes HF as well as
VHF and UHF. For further details on membership please
contact : Ray Barker on 01322-220679 or g0fdu@tiscali.co.uk |
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