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Gareth, I'm rather the reverse Gareth. I spend most of my spare time helping others be safe and helping children learn new things as a volunteer. You stated that you would like to see the beginners

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 06:04 PM, John Summers wrote: > > Why do we need additional "eliteness"? The number of licencees may exceed > those from back then, but how many are active? The bands are, by

Gareth, Why do we need additional "eliteness"? The number of licencees may exceed those from back then, but how many are active? The bands are, by and large, empty as many have already observed. If

There are those (not including me) who refer to the 1950s and 1960s as the golden years of amateur radio. The number of licensees today far exceeds those that existed in those years. Therefore there

I'm very much in favour of making the path smooth and straightforward for new entrants and support the proposal. When I qualified as a G1 in 1984, the Radio Amateur Exam was a tough hurdle to jump

I hadn't thought of it like that, but yes it would be.

please lets get this passed thanks unimog

Like a motorcycle CBT?

Hi, as a recently qualified Foundation Licence holder I would agree that there is certainly scope for a limited "beginner" licence, perhaps duration limited as well requiring the holder to progress

please may we have new licence will it be able to use a full licence station under supervision please support this thanks unimog

hello? A welcome and well put together argument? against the really stuck grey brigade Can I ask that we go further and look at wholesale reform of the licences basing it on the arrl life long

Part of the problem is the idea of a ‘club’ in itself. Years ago a club was the only way you could meet up and learn with others of a similar interest. Some members would be highly committed,

Online last week, and at the weekend's RSGB Convention, there have been some discussion around the idea of a new entry-level route into the hobby. Last week, there was a posting in an RSGB discussion

This talk was a 'tour de force' by Neil Smith G4DBN whose talk first highlighted the TX and RX essentials to ensure that those are not at fault. Then he went on to explain the detail of why

Hi John, Agreed regarding Kamal's talk. For me, it was refreshing to hear someone from RSGB admitting that there was a problem, and identifying some of the reasons. I agree that fixing it's hard, but

Although I was chairing my own theme at the RSGB convention, I actually think the title and ethos sets the wrong tone. I?would comment that even in distant Fuffolk (where the A12 falls over the edge

Whilst Kamal has a nice vision I am not sure that amateur radio is in a position to influence and change the current perception of the hobby (anoraks with Morse keys in sheds) unless?a few eggs are

Hi all, I wonder if anyone here attended the RSGB Convention this week, and in particular, the exam update? For those who didn't, here is an extract from my RSGB Convention 2019 Report (

Hi all, I wonder if anyone here attended the RSGB Convention this week, and in particular, the last session of the day, about clubs? For those who didn't, here is an extract from my RSGB Convention

Hi all, I wonder if anyone here attended the RSGB Convention this week, and in particular, the talk from Kamal M0IOV? For those who didn't, here is an extract from my RSGB Convention 2019 Report (