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Welcome
to GM6NX.COM > Activities
Some
images and stories will be posted here soon to show the
kind of shenanigans we get up to with our free (not
always spare) time!
Anyone
wishing to join in or promote the activities is more
than welcome to do so. Please visit the discussion
forums for lists of activities and some fun.
One
activity that John GM0FSV has been keen to promote is
visits (reciprocal) with other local clubs instead of us
all hiding in our own sheds.
Anyone
interested should contact John directly (
GM0FSV )
John
hard at work :D
A new tilt
over tower is installed for some fun with VHF / UHF
antennas
June 2009
Tri band
quad up for testing during July 2009, should be fun ;-)
Garis part
time cobweb project if it ever gets finished
CQWW
RTTY CONTEST
Saturday
26th September 2009 ~ Sunday 27th September
The club
station should be operational over that weekend and
visitors are most welcome. There will be 2 transceivers
available for operation as the entry will be in the M2
category. All bands will be available from 10~160M
Depending
on prevailing conditions this could POSSIBLY end up
being operated portable if their is interest.
In any
case some brews and burgers should be available and
family are welcome over that weekend.
CQWW
SSB CONTEST
Saturday
24th October 2009 ~ Sunday 25th October
The club
station should be operational over that weekend and
visitors are most welcome. There will be 2 transceivers
available for operation as the entry will be in the M2
category. All bands will be available from 10~160M
In any
case some brews and burgers should be available and
family are welcome over that weekend.
CQWW
CW CONTEST
Sat 28th
November 2009 ~ Sunday 29th November
The club
station should be operational over that weekend and
visitors are most welcome. There will be 2 transceivers
available for operation as the entry will be in the M2
category. All bands will be available from 10~160M
In any
case some brews and burgers should be available and
family are welcome over that weekend.
Best
wishes & 73
de GM6NX
crew.
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