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Hi folks test post to g3ghn which replaces the old g3ghn yahoo group. ?Hopefully ot will provide a platform for group members tp broadcast info of general interest in particular about Clifton nets

Hello Lawrie , You are 599 here with occasional bursts of QRN corrupting some of your typing? HI HI ! Happy New Year to all 73 Bob G4DBW? Herne Bay

Hi everyone, I have set the group so that I have to moderate the first message sent by a new joiner, just in case a spammer joins somehow. Once you have sent one message you will be free to post as

Hello fellow Cliftonaires, Just a mail to thank Lawrie (G4FAA) for suggesting a new venue for our group and further thanks to Steve (M0BPQ) for setting up the new group scheme. Also to allow the

Hi Everyone Nice to hear from everyone (So far) haven’t been to active recently on the air but now that I am 90% retired I hope to get back on the radio soon. Take care all Cheers Keith G4TJE

Hi All, Hope you're all getting me at 59+. Thanks for setting up a new chat group. Stay Home and stay Safe. God bless the NHS. Best 73's. Mark G0GQT.

Thanks Tony - it works! Suggestion- following on from the success of the two recent Clifton Xmas nets can we have another members birthday to celebrate as an excuse for another clifton CC net whilst

As far as I was led to believe GHN was the next available callsign when we applied for the call back in 1900 and frozen to death. There were no vanity callsigns and you could only reserve a call if

?thanks for the info Martin ( i guess you meant 1947 - the worst winter I remember since WW2!) . I understand The call sign ,as a club call , is FOC from Ofcom and is currently held by Steve G4RFC.

The call died with Jack G7BKH: No attempt was made to keep it going since we found when you entered both calls into a contest you kept getting “we have already worked you before” even though you

Hello Martin, Hope you are well down on Romney Marsh. Often wondered who were the original founding members of CARS? ?? I remember Bill Martin G3FVG and Cyril Bullivant G3DIC, who would have been

Dear Bob Thank you for your e-mail: I must admit I haven't thought about these matters for some time. A quick look into the archives shows them to be incomplete. I get back to AGM minutes 1954. I do

Its pretty easy to get them back, but I am not sure it is worth the effort as I wonder when it was last used? I'd be reluctant to use G8GHN on VHF now anyway as Bob G8HGN is very active on

Hi Folks, Im gathering parts for a 70MHz Solid state amplifier based on an MRF151G. I don't have a big heatsink or box then I realised that someone may have a broken amp that I could

Whatho Steve, Sorry OM but I have had a good search in various boxes in my loft for any item that would suit your project, but without success. However, if I stumble over something in future I

Hi folks I guess the idea of resurrecting the call g8ghn for vhf , from correspondence on this forum, is a non starter-- since it always apparently led to confusion with g3ghn for HF. And also

I think it died the death since it hasn’t been validated since Jack died. I’m not sure what OFCOM does about it presumably they write to the licensee and would have had the correspondence

Hi Laurie, Interested in your research with the ISWL and the origins of CARS . Thought about obtaining and looking in some early Bulletins ( they used to appear free if buyer collects ) in what is now

Hello Gang! Please find below a few lines I received from John Lambert (G3FNZ) regarding some historical background on the Clifton. As you may be aware John was one of the founding members of

yes - ok for me ( lawrie g4faa). Ref my ISWL enquiry have not received any feedback from their secretary and Elaine richards of the rsgb says they will peruse olBulletins for 1446 - 49 once the