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Whatho Cliftonaires, Firstly, here's hoping you are all keeping well and Covid free! The first Clifton Country Club Net was held on 21st January 2002 to mark this event there will be a

Hi all, Moved by John Lambert's comments about the club's early history, I have done a little research using the Shortwave Magazine archive to find mentions of the Clifton A.R.S. A .pdf file is

HI Chaps just a few more details of the Clubs early days. We only met a few times at the Clifton rise school as Norman Moore got wind of society in New Cross that rented a down stairs property for

Sent: 20 February 2021 16:12 To: g3ghn@... Subject: Clifton Hi chaps - a bit more history. After a few Years we were able to take over tenancy the premises as the original tenants were

Sorry folks - fam problem so did not join until late by which time you had all gone . Pity 80m seemed good that pm. Hopefully ok for next time - say first sunday pm after release from lockdown 3

Hello Gang, Yesterday's atrocious conditions on 80m apparently prevented all but the well located and well equipped stations from being heard. Peter (G3PJB) tenaciously called against a deluge

Sorry tried calling but poor conditions so gave up , maybe next time will be better 73 M0hal

Hi everyone, I know several of you collect vintage kit, but does anyone have a working teleprinter? You may be aware that I do most of my radio now with the local Scouts at Gilwell Park and we are

Hi Chaps a few more comments re the early days of the club For theD/F outings some members built their own receivers but others used the receiver part of the ex gov type 68 set. The RSGB field day

Whatho Gang, Just to say how much I appreciate the historical insight given by John (G3FNZ) into the background, activities and personalities involved in the 'early days' of the Clifton.

To add to Tony’s comments, also finding John’s reminiscing of the early Clifton years fascinating. I was born in Hither Green and spent many an afternoon in Mountsfield Park...... the site of the

Hi everyone Lawrie, myself and others enjoyed a blast from the past last night (Thurs 18 March). Cray Valley had a Zoom lecture given by Nick Bradley G4IWO from the Denby Dale club .? Nick turned

As soon as I sent that message I realised that I had left out Bob G4DBW from the list of operators. how that could have happened escapes me as I have sat in the Agincourt Special alongside Bob and

Sorry Frank - I didnt notice there was a message in the moderator's pot. I obviously dont pay enough attention! 73 Steve

No worries, Steve. Everything comes to him who waits and I certainly don't live an? 'always on'? internet life.? The most reliable way for anyone to get me fairly quickly is still SMS text on

Hello Frank, No need to apologise .... my memory fails me from time to time ... it was a fair while ago. ? Your memory of former members corresponds closely to mine, a few others that come to mind

Hello Fellow Cliftonaires, Following a recent chat on the 'twisted pair' with John Lambert (G3FNZ) about our respective paths into the hobby. John told me how as a 15yr old he had been given a

John , A fascinating story and a treasured possession from the Queen Mary, a personal reply and? a lovely QSL card. My route into the hobby was the fault of my parents? hi hi , who owned a very

See Keith G4TJE you are on the group! 73 Clive GW0PPO