The club is operating nets on 3.740+/-MHz on Wednesdays and Saturdays starting at 2pm local time. Open to members of the club and any others.
Contacts:-
Nigel, [email protected], 07764 613619(Club Chairman)
Roddy, [email protected], 07887 651484(Club secretary)

It began with the discovery of radio waves and the individuals like Hertz, Marconi, Tesla and Popov. Keen on understanding more about the science, others began to follow their experiments; this was the beginning of amateur radio.
Many Radio Amateurs today still experiment with new communication technology, though this can often now involve computer software in the communication.

You do not need a licence to listen to radio amateurs but if you want to talk back to them on the amateur radio frequencies, then a licence to transmit is a legal requirement.

How do I get a licence? Please see our training page.

The club aims to promote amateur radio activities with like minded amateur radio operators, constructors (present & future) and short wave listeners. The focus is on participation in events that are difficult to do as individual hams.

From our homes we still take part in the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB) club competitions. We are affiliated to the RSGB, see here.