Events

Come and join us in the field at Lincolnsfields. We will have a shelter and refreshments in the field, and the shack will be open for radio activities. Bring your equipment; an excellent opportunity to try out your portable set-ups.

Bring lunch if you like (microwave oven available in shack), or the PlayZone cafe will be open - although it can get busy. A camping chair is useful if you’ve got one, although there will be some in the field. The shack will also be open for use of the club station.

Help would be appreciated around 11.00 a.m. to move items to the field and set up the shelter.

Please let Linda know if you are coming.

Weekly starting at 20.45 on 145.375 MHz NFM (if channel clear)

There is a regular Net of local stations on 1988 kHz (160m) at 21.30 on Monday evenings. AM and LSB used as required.

Currently on 2m. Initially look out for G3EFX on the FM Calling Channel 145.500 MHz NFM and then moving to 145.350 MHz NFM or nearest channel as advised. Also remote SDR http://sdr.codedv.com:8091

Tea and Chat Session

Lucy Helton is currently a PhD researcher at The Slade School of Fine Art / University College London focusing on human environmental impact in outer space.

Seeing visual arts as a means of engagement, she collaboratively tests the boundaries of art and technology by making both long and short-range radio image transmissions to amateur radio operators and nautical marine faxes.

Having gained an amateur radio license, she continues making both long- and short-range image transmissions. She is currently finishing a placement at UCL’s Mullard Space Science Laboratory, Guilford where she receives satellite data transmissions on the 2m band and prints them out via a radio-fax. She was also artist-in-residence at The National Museum of Computing in 2024.

Join us to learn more about her exploration of technology & art.

Weekly starting at 20.45 on 145.375 MHz NFM (if channel clear)

There is a regular Net of local stations on 1988 kHz (160m) at 21.30 on Monday evenings. AM and LSB used as required.

Currently on 2m. Initially look out for G3EFX on the FM Calling Channel 145.500 MHz NFM and then moving to 145.350 MHz NFM or nearest channel as advised. Also remote SDR http://sdr.codedv.com:8091