Local support is invaluable for groups like ours. Please consider helping organize the region and help build connections between groups and individuals!
✔️Do you live in South Wales?
✔️Keen to support local radio amateurs & clubs?
✔️Have the skills to lead a volunteer team of DRs?
If you're nodding your head then you could be the new Region 7 Regional Rep
FFI email RF Chair Keith Bird, G4JED: [email protected]#amateurradio#hamr
We’re making amateur radio fit for the future by updating its licensing framework.
With our new changes, more than 100,000 amateur radio licence holders in the UK will have greater operating freedoms.
Read more here: https://t.co/M6SXDDpia1
Learn how to receive, hack, and transmit wireless radio signals in our Give it A Go event run jointly with TecSoc!
What is a radio signal? How does it carry information? Learn how can you receive, modify, and transmit your own signals?
https://t.co/WFl1Dljrn3
We're also thrilled by the ideas to
* Allow internet based remote operation. Our station is 100% remote!
* Make running a beacon, repeater, and gateway much simpler
* Allow every Amateur to build their own equipment and access microwave bands
* Enable low power airborne use
> Allow anyone to operate amateur radio equipment under a licensee’s supervision
This proposal from @Ofcom would be enormously useful to us as a university club. We could get a hundred students trying out a radio at a Give it a Go event!
From @theRSGB: https://t.co/YlJxbgFwwm
Head to https://t.co/SMJ4S7h3j7 for our resources to get people involved in #NationalCodingWeek this Sep.
From BBC Micro:bit to Node-RED & GNU Radio there are some great activities you could try yourself with your club or arrange at a local school/community group.
#hamr
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For Photo Friday we look back at last year's YOTA camp in Croatia.
There's still time to apply to be part of RSGB YOTA team heading to Hungary this August, see: https://t.co/1FLPHhqqyu
Closing date is Sunday (7th). Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity!
#hamr#amateurradio
Aged 15-25? Apply now to be a YOTA Hungary team member! (Or if you're aged 18-30, why not consider the team leader position?)
Camp takes place 5-12 August.
FFI: https://t.co/1FLPHhqqyu or email [email protected]
Closing date for applications is 7 May.
#hamr@hamyota
Open invite for young people to come along to HF SSB Field Day with the Camb-Hams on 3rd/4th Sept in Cambridge. Anyone interested?
The aim would be to run a mini conference (livestreamed) to try and kickstart some youth events
Cost would be ~£25, accommodation is tents
Day 4, Tuesday was another day full of workshops and activities in Karlovac. We learned about carbon-neutral DXing, the ISS and Arduino programming! During the evening we had a movie night outdoors.
https://t.co/oM1EfcZxNP
#hamyota#hamradio#yotacroatia22
Take a look at what RSGB members Dan, Peter, Hamzah and Povilas have been up to so far at the YOTA 2022 camp in Croatia: https://t.co/XhOGcTp4Kf
More photos at: https://t.co/RRET5kpQRP
@hamyota#hamr
Cardiff ARS member Povilas Dumcius, MW7DKV, is in Croatia with at the 10th annual @hamyota Summer Camp!
Meet him, Hamzah, Peter, and Dan on @theRSGB page.
https://t.co/sQJlB3EmJE
We're very glad to see this work moving forward. The Direct to Full option has been a consistent request from Masters and PhD level students, not to mention a good fit for practicing RF engineers in academia and industry.
The RSGB's Examinations Standards Committee and Exam Syllabus Review Group have published initial results of the Direct to Full survey today and information regarding next steps. You can see the update on the RSGB website: https://t.co/U7g1gGeDNW #hamr
Heather won the Courtenay Price Trophy in 2019 for outstanding technical contribution to Amateur Radio. Her experience with embedded programming and DSP is matched by an ability to talk in an interesting and accessible way.
This will be a great into to software homebrew!
We're at the @cardiffstudents Freshers Fair today! Amateur Radio is the opportunity to understand how wireless technology works from Bluetooth to 5G while using our own radios to send signals to and from satellites and people in countries around the world.
@Ciemon @MX5AKA Realistically another antenna is needed, which can take some time to get approved and installed. We're also interested in running a M17 repeater on UHF, that could share an antenna with the APRS VHF digipeater more easily.
Our second antenna is up! A Diamond X300N which will let us operate VHF and UHF voice and digital communications across Cardiff and across the Bristol Channel to Cornwall.
@Ciemon @MX5AKA Yes! We have a Motorola GM300 and a KissOZ Raspberry Pi TNC that were donated to the club. We need to raise money for the cables, coax, and either a du/diplexer to allow us to share the same antenna, or a new antenna and mounting hardware.