In message <001701c818c6$ee4e9de0$27e4fc3e@g3kev>, hamilton mal <[email protected]> writes Its surprising how many amateurs subscriber to this reflector but have no opinion, SITTING ON THE FENCE.
The definition of a Beacon is in clause 17(g) of the Amateur Licence and is covered by clause 10 and Schedule 2. Oh and I forgot.... a beacon is (as defined) "automatic transmitting only Radio Equipm
You won't be hearing any beacons or data from me on 501-504kHz, Mal, as beacon and data operation is not included on my SRP NoV - just A1A CW. The definition of a Beacon is in clause 17(g) of the Ama
Received at S7 at Leeds, Gary, but too slow to read by conventional means. The Morse test I took was at 12wpm ;-) 73 David G4DMP IO93hs G4WGT testing on 503.600 KHz. QRSS03 followed by CW ID. 73 Gary
John - In the event that the expiry dates of the current NoV permits will be extended, what will be the position as regards extending the permitted modes? My present NoV only permits "A1A, CW". This
In a recent message, mal hamilton <[email protected]> wrote ... inter alia One was expected to get at least 60% with 70 - 90% not unusual. I would say the standard has dropped dramatically over t
Thanks, Rik, that would explain it. I was beginning to think we might have a pirate on 500! G3KIZ was last in the call book in 1970 and was assigned to a school in Manchester. As I said, the receivin
I thought I heard G3KIZ calling CQ on 502.6 kHz this morning at 09:55. It could have been you as G3KIZ is not listed in the call book. But I did listen more carefully and it certainly sounded like G3
You were RST 569 at IO93HS when you called CQ on 502.6 this morning at 07:20z 73 de David G4DMP (also G3KEP) In a recent message, hamilton mal <[email protected]> wrote ... Hi all A look on 500 ab
Received G3UNT calling CQ a few times at RST 329 on about 502.0 at 12:35z today. I replied but you evidently could not receive me. There was also some very slow CW a bit further HF but it was too slo
