Gloucester Amateur Radio and Electronics Society

News

Mick and Smithy Talk Antennas
Now read episode SIX

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The Mayor of Gloucester visited our special event station,
GB2GHW
Did you?
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Photos
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Another skittles match against Cheltenham Amateur Radio Association

Special Event Station GB2GHW

August Bank Holiday at Crickley Hill Country Park

Club picnic at Saul Junction

Next Few Meetings

    Monday, 15th February 2010 at 7.30pm

   How I got into Amateur Radio
   Short talks by club members

    This meeting will be held at Churchdown School

    Monday, 22nd January 2010 at 7.30pm

   DF in the Dark
   Top band direction finding contest in the school grounds

    This meeting will be held at Churchdown School

    Monday, 1st March 2010 at 7.30pm

   The New Tornado Steam Engine
   A talk by Les (G0ULH)

    This meeting will be held at Churchdown School

Gloucestershire Repeater Group
run the local repeaters on 2m and 70cm, a beacon on 10GHz and various packet systems.

NEW 70cm REPEATER
Please follow this link for more details.

Our neighbouring clubs:
Cheltenham	Worcester
Stroud
Thornbury	Forest of Dean Amateur Radio Group

Software Defined Radio Click here to listen to a software defined receiver in Holland
10GHz Following the successful 10GHz demonstration, more information on 10GHz can be found on the G3HPO web site. Follow this link for more details.	PIC Basics Click here for files to support the book "PIC Basics" which has been written by Cliff Powlesland, who is a member of GARES, and published by the RSGB.

	This year, several club members once again enjoyed the National Vintage Communications Fair, which was organised by the British Vintage Wireless Society. Many members intend to go again this year. The rally was on Sunday, May 10th 2009 at the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre, at the junction of the A425 and the B4455. Click here to visit the rally web site.
www.amateurradiotraining.org are now running on-line Amateur Radio training courses. Follow the link for more details.
Reciprocal Links

Repeaters and Beacons
For a list of the repeaters and beacons that can be heard/worked from the Cheltenham/Gloucester area, click here.

To contact the club please send an e-mail to gares AT g4aym DOT org DOT uk, or just come along to one of our meetings.

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