Category: RSGB

Roger Cooke, G3LDI of Norfolk ARC was interviewed on BBC Radio Norfolk yesterday to talk about Morse Code in celebration of ‘Learn your name in Morse Code Day’. Roger is the RSGB’s GB2CW Coordinator and has also written a book about Morse Code which you can buy in the RSGB Shop. Listen to his interview […]

Laurie’s presentation BBC journalist and long-time RSGB member Laurie Margolis broke the fact of the invasion of the Falklands through amateur radio. Here’s how… He will also cover his involvement in the 1970 King Hussein story. In this 40th anniversary year since the Falklands War, we are delighted to have this presentation from Laurie. About […]

Tim’s presentation Tim will provide a quick overview of the most common digital modes (D-STAR, DMR and Fusion) as well as some of the less common modes. Tim will explain how you might use them. Which mode is the best? Tim will look at code-plugs and hotspots and try and demystify some of the jargon […]

Keith’s presentation Hidden deep in a serene forest yet taller than the clouds, standing in surreal beauty is an antenna array like none other on earth, having an aperture area greater than 15 U.S. football fields. One of the great wonders of the world – a top secret Soviet radar, so secret that even the […]

The RSGB’s 2022 Tonight @ 8 webinar series starts this evening with How to get Started in Software Construction and Where It Can Lead You, by Heather Lomond, M0HMO. There are three easy and virtually free routes into writing your own programs: develop applications that run on your PC using the free Qt environment; write […]

Andy Mace, M0MUX has resigned as a Director of the RSGB with immediate effect. Andy served on the Board since being elected at the 2020 AGM. The Board takes this opportunity to thank Andy for his contribution and wishes him well.