Aylesbury Vale Radio Society usually meets on the third Wednesday of each month at The Dog House from 8pm. For more details visit avrs.org.uk Banbury Amateur Radio Society has a net on 144.5125MHz FM most evenings. Members have a club night on Wednesday from 7pm. For more information visit banburyares.co.uk On Monday, Bishop’s Stortford Amateur […]
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 let’s show the very best of amateur radio and make sure we are there for one another. Let’s listen to each other, show our appreciation for our fellow radio amateurs and celebrate kindness within our community. Read how amateur radio helped Lee Aldridge, G4EJB in the July […]
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 let’s show the very best of amateur radio and make sure we are there for one another. Let’s listen to each other, show our appreciation for our fellow radio amateurs and celebrate kindness within our community. Read how amateur radio helped Lee Aldridge, G4EJB in the July […]
Strategy update – what are others doing? Back at the end of January I attended FOSDEM 2025; primarily to gain an insight into what other societies/countries were doing to promote amateur radio to the younger generation and also to a growing potential audience in the software development community. FOSDEM is marketed as follows: “FOSDEM is […]
Strategy update – what are others doing? Back at the end of January I attended FOSDEM 2025; primarily to gain an insight into what other societies/countries were doing to promote amateur radio to the younger generation and also to a growing potential audience in the software development community. FOSDEM is marketed as follows: “FOSDEM is […]
The RL, Radioamateurs du Luxembourg, is pleased to announce that the Luxembourg Post Philately has issued a Special Post stamp on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the IARU .
Over a year ago, members of the RL asked …
BBC World Service in English received in Europe on shortwave frequency of 9410 kHz at 0504 GMT May 9, 2025 using domestic 40-years old shortwave receiver "JS" (with double frequency conversion design) running on bateries. Antenna: 5 meter wire outdoor put on trees. Recorded using old SONY cassette recorder TCM 500V model.
The transmission recorded originated from the BBC Atlantic Relay Station in Ascension Island The station made its first shortwave radio transmission on July 3rd, 1966
