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Default GB2RS NEWS Sunday 1st April 2012

GB2RS NEWS

Sunday 1st April 2012

The news headlines:

* Did you know Ken Rowell G5RL?

* TEP observation beacons

* RSGB prepared to defend CW

Following the announcement a few months ago of the legacy from the late
Ken Rowell, the Legacy Trustees, appointed to consider the way in which
the bequest might be used, have held their first meeting. They are now
asking for help from anyone who has any information on Ken Rowell,
G5RL, his station, or any particular interests he had, that would help
the Trustees to develop proposals on how his generous bequest could
best be utilised. They are particularly anxious to obtain any
photographs, letters or documents that would assist in this work. The
Trustees are grateful for all the suggestions that have already been
made regarding this legacy and will keep members informed of progress
through RadCom. If you can help, please send any information to the
Secretary to the Trustees, care of RSGB Headquarters, or to
.

There are two new beacons on air from Namibia for TEP observations.
They are active 24 hours a day from JG82IE, callsign V51VHF. Listen out
for the 35 watt CW signal on 70.005 that uses a DK7ZB beam headed
North, and the 144.430MHz CW signal into a 10 element DK7ZB beam, also
heading North.

Some say that CW has been made obsolete by modern digimodes, which work
well in conditions far too poor for the older mode. Now that Morse is
no longer used in commercial radio traffic, the RSGB confirms that it
would fight any moves to prohibit CW on amateur bands. The Society
recognises that Morse gives much pleasure to thousands of operators,
and will continue to support its use.

The Radio Security Service will hold its 16th reunion at Bletchley Park
on Sunday 22 April in the Mansion Ballroom. Gates open at 10am and the
meeting starts at 11am. All are welcome. The reunions are held to
commemorate the 1,500-plus radio amateurs who used their special skills
in the greatest secrecy in WW2 to monitor the German Secret Service,
and thus facilitate numerous deceptions contributing to military
successes, especially on D-Day. There will be a series of presentations
and there will be the opportunity to visit Hut One to view the large
collection of communication equipment from the past. Booking is not
required, but it will be helpful if you can let Stan Ames know if you
hope to attend. You can contact him by email to
.

Ofcom has announced a GPS jamming exercise between 9 and 20 April near
RAF Spadeadam in Cumbria. From 7am to 6pm there will be multiple
jammers based within 5km of N55° 04.000' W002° 34.000', operating
within the 24MHz band centred around 1575.42MHz. The total power used
will be up to 10 watts EIRP. It is stressed that, as in previous
exercises, Safety of Life operations will, at all times, take
precedence over exercise activities.

The Spring Edition of The 5MHz Newsletter has now been published and
features information on the recent WRC-12 conference. A subscription is
not needed and the Newsletter can be freely read or downloaded from
Google documents at
http://tinyurl.com/7ylxz9z. A paper copy can be
obtained by sending an SASE large enough to take folded A4 to the
Editor, G4MWO, who is QTHR and on QRZ.com. A chart is also maintained
of current Worldwide 5MHz Amateur Allocations. This can be found at
http://tinyurl.com/82rwq2b On 24 March, sometime between 0230 and
sunrise, in Kenninghall, Norfolk, Peter Lock, M0RYB had his red Land
Rover Defender 90 X191 FVC stolen. Inside was an Icom IC-7000, serial
number 1002538. The crime Number is 12618/12/0. If anyone has any
information on the whereabouts of the radio, or vehicle, please contact
Peter via so that he can pass the information onto
the police.

And now for the details of rallies and events for the coming week

The Lough Erne Amateur Radio Club Annual Rally will take place today, 1
April, at The Share Holiday Village, Lisnaskea, Co. Fermanagh BT92 0EQ.
Doors open at 11.30am. There will be trade stands and a Bring & Buy.
The RSGB President, Dave Wilson, M0OBW, will also be visiting the
rally. Details from Iain on 02866 326 693.

Also today, 1 April, the South Gloucestershire Amateur Radio Rally will
be held in the Scout Activity Centre, Woodhouse Park, Almondsbury,
Bristol BS32 4LX. Doors open at 10am. There will be trade stands and a
Bring & Buy. Talk in is on S22. More details from Stan Goodwin, G0RYM
on 07833 517 370.

From 10 April the Titanic Centenary event will take place from

Charterhouse, Godalming. GR100MGY will be active for 6 days. There is
free admission and free car parking on 14 and 15 April, 12 to 4pm.
Contact G0EFO at
.

Now for the news of special events

On 8 April, GB50WVR will be on the air from the Keighley & Worth Valley
railway, which is celebrating 50 years of the Preservation Society.
More information, including QSL details, is on qrz.com.

GB100MGY will be on the air from 6 to 26 April from Fort Perch Rock
Marine Radio Museum, New Brighton, Wirral in commemoration of the
Titanic. They also have special permission from Ofcom to use this
callsign on the 501 to 504kHz band. They plan to transmit and receive
on 502kHz and, for those without a 500kHz band NoV, it will be
crossband on 3566kHz or 7066kHz as propagation conditions determine.
More on
www.gb100mgy-fortperchrock.co.uk.

The centenary of the loss of RMS Titanic in 1912 will be commemorated
with many activities taking place around the world, including a number
in Godalming, Surrey, the birthplace of Titanic's Marconi Radio
Officer, Jack Phillips. GR100MGY will be on the air from the grounds of
Charterhouse school in Godalming. Operated by Wey Valley Amateur Radio
Group, members of the public are invited to visit on 14 and 15 April
from noon until 4pm. Visitors should come to the school on Hurtmore
Road, GU7 2DX, during these opening hours and simply follow the parking
signs.

And now the HF DX news compiled from 425 DX News and other sources

ON4AEO and several other operators from Belgium and South Africa will
be active as 3DA0FC from Swaziland on 6 to 10 April. They plan to
operate SSB, RTTY and PSK on 10 to 80m bands. QSL via ON4CJK, direct or
bureau.

JA1XGI will be active as A35XG from Tongatapu, Tonga, which is IOTA
reference OC-049, on 2 to 9 April. Activity will be on the 10 to 30m
bands, especially 30, 17 and 12 metres using CW, SSB and digital modes.
QSL via his home callsign, direct or via the bureau. GM6TW will be
operating from the Inner Hebrides, IOTA reference EU-008, from 7 to 13
April. The main QTH will be the Isle of Jura, but will also be
activations from Islay and Colonsay. QSL via M0UTD.

PJ2/PA7JWC and PJ2/PD7DB will be on the air from Curacao, which is IOTA
reference SA-099, on 2 to 9 April. They will operate SSB, CW, RTTY and
PSK on the 10 to 80m bands. QSLs via Logbook of The World are preferred
or via home callsigns, direct and via the bureau.

Now the contest news

At 90 minutes in duration it may be a short contest, but make no
mistake, the 1st RoPoCo contest today, 1 April, is quite challenging.
The maximum permitted power is 100 watts with no QRP or high power
categories. The basic format is that in your first QSO you send your
full postcode and for all subsequent QSOs you send the postcode you
received in your previous QSO. If you receive a postcode that you know
is erroneous, for example a corrupted version of your own postcode,
record it as received and give it to your next QSO partner as-is.
Provided you are not the person to introduce an error, you'll get
points for the QSO, because it is the accuracy of the exchange that is
important. This all takes place on the 3.5MHz band from 1900 to
2030UTC.

Activity on 70MHz continues to grow with the 1st 70MHz contest taking
place today, 1 April, from 0900 to 1200UTC. Last year 156 stations took
part from six different call areas. It's a race to accumulate as many
kilometres worked as possible, with no multipliers. Using all modes the
exchange is signal report, serial number and locator.

The latest CW leg of the 80m club championships takes place on 2 April
from 100 to 2030UTC. The exchange is signal report and serial number.

On 3 April the 144MHz UK Activity contest takes place from 1900 to
2130UTC. Using all modes on the band the exchange is signal report,
serial number and locator.

The first leg of the SP DX Contest takes place on 7 and 8 April from
1500 to 1500UTC. Using both CW and SSB on the 1.8 to 28m bands, SP
stations send a signal report plus a single character province code,
while non-SP stations send a signal report and a serial number.

And now the solar factual data for the period from Friday the 23rd to
the 29th of March, compiled by Neil Clarke, G0CAS on Friday the 30th of
March.

Several small sunspot groups were visible every day. Only one group was
large, which produced an M class solar flare on the 23rd, otherwise
solar activity was at low levels every day with just a few C class
solar flares taking place each day. However, on the 29th a large group
was approaching the north-east limb and produced numerous large C class
flares. This is the return of a region that produced 14 M class and two
X class solar flares on its last rotation during the first two weeks of
March. Solar flux levels increased from 101 units on the 25th to 112 by
the 29th. The average was 105 units. The 90 day solar flux average on
the 29th was 119, that's three units down on last week. X-ray flux
levels varied little day to day and averaged B2.5 units. Geomagnetic
activity was quiet until a weak coronal hole disturbance arrived around
midday on the 27th and lasted for 24 hours. The Ap index on the 27th
and the 28th was 15 units. The average was Ap 8 units. Solar wind data
from the ACE spacecraft saw solar wind speeds increase from 330
kilometres per second on the 23rd to 510 by the 28th. Particle
densities were low every day except for an increase to 20 particles per
cubic centimetre by the 27th. Bz varied between minus 3 and plus 4
nanoTeslas and between minus 12 and 6 nanoTeslas during the
disturbance. MUFs fell below forecast levels on several days, this is
due to the coronal hole disturbance and seasonal decline. A radio
aurora event took place from the afternoon 27th to the early hours of
the 28th but contracts appear to have been confined to high latitudes.

And finally the solar forecast. This week the active side of the Sun is
expected to be looking our way. Depending on how active the old region
1429 is, which is now back in view, that will determine the level of
activity for the coming week. Moderate levels are a possibility. Solar
flux levels should increase and be in the 130s later in the week.
Geomagnetic activity should be quiet every day. However, there is a
chance that later in the week activity could increase due to the
arrival of a coronal mass ejection. MUFs during daylight hours at equal
latitudes should be about 26MHz for the south and 23MHz for the north.
Darkness hour lows should be around 10MHz. Paths this week to Australia
should have a maximum usable frequency with a 50 per cent success rate
of around 27MHz. The optimum working frequency with a 90 per cent
success rate will be about 21MHz. The best time to try this path will
be between 0900 and 1200 hours.

And that's all for this week from the propagation team.

Next, the Local News:

Please note that details of all RSGB-affiliated clubs and societies

can be found on the RSGB website, including email addresses

and website links where known.

[Note to Newsreaders: Please read the local news items appropriate to
the service area of your

transmission.]

NEWS FOR THE MIDLANDS On Sunday 1 April Gloucester Amateur Radio &
Electronics Society is at the South Gloucestershire Rally at
Almondsbury. Contact Anne, 2E1GKY, on 01452 548 478, daytime.

On Monday 2 April Friskney and East Lincolnshire Communications is
running a club net on 144.165MHz USB from 7pm. Contact Chris, M0MFP, on
01507 442 240.

On Monday 2 April South Birmingham Radio Society is on the air. Contact
Don, on 01214 581 603.

On Monday 2 April Welland Valley Amateur Radio Society is running a 2m
club net on 145.275MHz FM from 2030UTC. For more information contact
Peter D Rivers, G4XEX, on 01858 432 105.

On Tuesday 3 April Derby & District Amateur Radio Society is holding a
junk sale. Contact Richard Buckby, by email to .

On Tuesday 3 April Friskney and East Lincolnshire Communications Club
is having a talk by Rupert, 2E0BBQ on the night sky. Contact Chris,
M0MFP, on 01507 442 240.

On Tuesday 3 April Lincoln Short-Wave Club is taking part in the 144MHz
UK AC. For more information contact Pam Rose, G4STO, on 01427 788 356.

On Tuesday 3 April Loughborough & District Amateur Radio Club is
running an open forum on 2m & 160m DFs. More information from Chris,
G1ETZ, on 01509 504 319.

On Tuesday 3 April Wythall Radio Club is taking part in the 144MHz UK
AC. Details from Chris, G0EYO, on 07710 412 819.

On Wednesday 4 April Friskney and East Lincolnshire Communications Club
is running an M3 and M6 club net on GB3FR from 7.30pm. Contact Chris,
M0MFP, on 01507 442 240.

On Wednesday 4 April Hucknall Rolls Royce Amateur Radio Club is forming
a maintenance working party at the shack for antenna and mast work.
Contact Dave Wilde, G1YAI, on 08454 639 640.

On Wednesday 4 April Lincoln Short-Wave Club is having a surplus
equipment sale at the BSA Club. For more information contact Pam Rose,
G4STO, on 01427 788 356.

On Wednesday 4 April Midland Amateur Radio Society is holding an open
meeting, training classes and is on the air. Details from Norman,
G8BHE, on 07808 078 003.

On Wednesday 4 April South Birmingham Radio Society is having a lecture
in the Main Hall. Contact Don, on 01214 581 603.

On Wednesday 4 April South Kesteven Amateur Radio Society is having an
informal evening. Contact Nigel, M0CVO, on 01476 402 550. On Wednesday
4 April Telford & District Amateur Radio Society is on the air and
holding a committee meeting. Contact Mike, G3JKX, on 01952 299 677.

On Thursday 5 April Hucknall Rolls Royce Amateur Radio is holding a fox
hunt. Details from Dave Wilde, G1YAI, on 08454 639 640.

On Thursday 5 April Lincoln Short-Wave Club is running a club net on
GB3LM from 20.00. For more information contact Pam Rose, G4STO, on
01427 788 356.

On Thursday 5 April Salop Amateur Radio Society is having a talk on
antenna modelling software by Ken Linney, G3UDA. Details on the club
website at
www.salop-ars.org.uk.

On Thursday 5 April South Birmingham Radio Society is having training
classes with Dave Murphy, G8OWL. Contact Don, on 01214 581 603.

On Thursday 5 April Wythall Radio Club Wythall Radio Club begins its
Easter contest at 1000. Details from Chris, G0EYO, on 07710 412 819.

On Friday 6 April Coventry Amateur Radio Society is having mini
lectures. Contact John, G8SEQ, on 07958 777 363.

On Friday 6 April Friskney and East Lincolnshire Communications Club is
holding a club net on GB3FR from 8pm. Contact Chris, M0MFP, on 01507
442 240.

On Saturday 7 April Lincoln Short-Wave Club is running its Saturday
Mentor Scheme from 09.00. For more information contact Pam Rose, G4STO,
on 01427 788 356.

On Saturday 7 April Wythall Radio Club commences its weekend event
operating a special event station at the Easter Steam Fair, Hanbury.
Details from Chris, G0EYO, on 07710 412 819.

NEWS FOR THE NORTH OF ENGLAND On Sunday 1 April Hornsea Amateur Radio
Club is taking part in the SSB RoPoCo. Contact Gordon MacNaught, G3WOV,
on 01377 240 573.

On Monday 2 April Angel of the North Amateur Radio Club is having a
talk on the development of the Airbus and its communications by Dieter
Hohmann. Contact Nancy Bone, G7UUR, on 01914 770 036.

On Monday 2 April Bolton Wireless Club is having a talk on the small
transmitting loop by John, G0UCP. For details, send an email to
.

On Monday 2 April Hornsea Amateur Radio Club is taking part in the 80m
CC CW. Contact Gordon MacNaught, G3WOV, on 01377 240 573.

On Monday 2 April Sheffield Amateur Radio Club is having a social
evening and taking part in the RSGB 80m Contest CW from the club
station, G3RCM. More information from Peter Day, G3PHO, by email to
.

On Tuesday 3 April Chester & District Radio Society is holding its AGM.
Contact Bruce Sutherland, M0CVP, on 01244 343 825.

On Tuesday 3 April Morecambe Bay Amateur Radio Society is having a
members' night. Contact Sheila, on 07867 516 836. On Tuesday 3 April
Stockport Radio Society is having a club project night hosted by
Bernard, G3SHF, Tom, M0DCG and Steve, G8YTP. More information from
Nigel Roscoe, on 07973 312 699.

On Wednesday 4 April Denby Dale Radio Club is having a talk on the
story of Castle Hill and Victoria Tower by Kirklees Ranger Julian
Brown. Details from Richard, M0RBG, on 07976 220 126.

On Wednesday 4 April Durham and District Amateur Radio Society is
having an operating evening. Details from David, M0BPM, on 01913 888
113.

On Wednesday 4 April Hornsea Amateur Radio Club is having a visit by
G2DPA, the RSGB East Yorks DRM. Contact Gordon MacNaught, G3WOV, on
01377 240 573.

On Wednesday 4 April Wirral & District Amateur Radio Club is having a
drink & waffle at The Irby Mill, Greasby. Details from Simon, G6XHF, on
01516 013 269.

On Thursday 5 April South Manchester Radio and Computer Club is having
a talk on the Excalibur SDR by Ian, M0BXR. Details from Ron, G3SVW, on
01619 693 999.

On Friday 6 April Tynemouth Amateur Radio Club is having Morse tuition
and putting G0NWM on the air. Contact Bob, M6KLO, by email to
.

NEWS FOR NORTHERN IRELAND On Thursday 5 April Bangor & District Amateur
Radio Club is holding its annual constructors contest. Bring along
something you've built and you could win a prize! Contact Mike, GI4XSF,
on 02842 772 383.

NEWS FOR SCOTLAND The Scottish Borders Repeaters Group has announced an
appeal for financial help after a rise in the site rental for GB3BE and
GB3DU. Please see
www.sbrg.co.uk for more details and how to help.

On Tuesday 3 April Livingston & District Amateur Radio Society is
having an operating evening. Details from Norman, GM1CNH, on 07740 946
192.

On Wednesday 4 April Glenrothes & District Radio Club is having a
presentation on cryptography by Tam, MM0TGB. Details from Laurie,
MM0LJA, via email to .

On Thursday 5 April Aberdeen Amateur Radio Society is holding a junk
sale. Contact Fred Gordon, MM0ODL, on 01975 651 365.

On Thursday 5 April Wigtownshire Amateur Radio Club is having a talk on
the Story of the Titanic by Donald, MM6ODB. Details from Ellis Gaston,
GM0HPK, on 07979 692 580.

On Friday 6 April Cockenzie & Port Seton Amateur Radio Club is having a
normal club night. More information from Bob, GM4UYZ, on 01875 811 723.

NEWS FOR THE SOUTH EAST and EAST ANGLIA On Monday 2 April Bedford and
District Amateur Radio Club is running a club net on GB3BF from 20.30.
Details from Bob Leask, G3XNG, by email to
.

On Monday 2 April Braintree & District Amateur Radio Society is holding
a rig clinic for working radios. For more information contact John,
M5AJB, on 01787 460 947. On Monday 2 April Brede Steam Amateur Radio
Society is at the shack. For more information contact Steve, on 01424
720 815.

On Monday 2 April Burnham Beeches Radio Club is having an antenna
workshop with G0SKA and G8XCK. Contact Dave, G4XDU, on 01628 625 720.

On Monday 2 April Norfolk Amateur Radio Club is running a club net on
GB3NB from 19.30 and taking part in the RSGB 80m Club Championship CW.
Details from Chris Danby, G0DWV, on 01603 898 678.

On Monday 2 April Southdown Amateur Radio Society is having a talk at
Chaseley by Dave, G8PUO, on Saudi airport monitoring. Details from
John, G3DQY, on 01424 424 319.

On Monday 2 April Surrey Radio Contact Club is holding its AGM. Contact
John, G3MCX, on 02086 883 322.

On Tuesday 3 April Bedford and District Amateur Radio Club is preparing
for its special event. Details from Bob Leask, G3XNG, by email to
.

On Tuesday 3 April Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society is talking about
the RMS Titanic event. Contact Martyn, G1EFL, on 01245 469 008.

On Tuesday 3 April Leiston Amateur Radio Club is having a talk by G4HUP
and M0BCT on portable antennas. Details from Andy, G3ZYP, on 01394 460
441.

On Wednesday 4 April Chesham & District Amateur Radio Society is having
a general meeting. More details from Terry, G0VFW, on 01442 831 491.

On Wednesday 4 April Havering & District Amateur Radio Club is holding
its second business meeting. More information from John, M0UKD, on
07890 222 111.

On Wednesday 4 April Norfolk Amateur Radio Club is holding its AGM.
Details from Chris Danby, G0DWV, on 01603 898 678.

On Wednesday 4 April Southdown Amateur Radio Society is operating at
the Hailsham shack. Details from John, G3DQY, on 01424 424 319.

On Thursday 5 April Bedford and District Amateur Radio Club is running
a club net on GB3BF from 20.30. Details from Bob Leask, G3XNG, by email
to
.

On Thursday 5 April Cray Valley Radio Society is having a presentation
on amateur TV by John Stockley, G8MNY. Details from Malcolm Bryan,
G8MCA, on 07906 433 965.

On Thursday 5 April Horndean & District Amateur Radio Club is having a
natter night and social evening. Contact Stuart, G0FYX, on 02392 472
846.

On Thursday 5 April Horsham Amateur Radio Club is having a talk on
frequency standards by Wally Blanchard, G3JKV. Details are on the web
at
www.harc.org.uk.

On Thursday 5 April Reading & District Amateur Radio Club is holding a
wireless workshop and club night. Details from Pete, G8FRC, on 01189
695 697.

On Thursday 5 April Verulam Amateur Radio Club is having a social
evening with the GB3VH repeater group. Contact Ralph, G1BSZ, on 01923
265 572. On Friday 6 April Mid-Sussex Amateur Radio Society is having a
radio night and equipment testing evening. Details from Rob, 2E0RJA, on
01444 232 129.

On Friday 6 April Wey Valley Amateur Radio Group is having a club
night. Details on the web at www.weyvalleyarg.org.uk.

On Saturday 7 April Brede Steam Amateur Radio Society is at the shack.
For more information contact Steve, on 01424 720 815.

NEWS FOR THE SOUTH WEST First, advance news that Lymington Community
Centre Radio Club will be starting an Intermediate course on Wednesday
18 April at 7pm. More details from Keith, G8MZF, email
.

Solent Repeater Group announced that GB3PC was reactivated on Sunday 25
March following site renovations by the landlord. The Group is asking
for any donations to help cover costs to be sent to Solent Repeater
Group care of David Walker, G8UCY, 43 Wimborne Road, BH21 3DS.

On Sunday 1 April South Bristol Amateur Radio Club is attending the
South Gloucestershire Rally. Details from Andrew Jenner, G7KNA, on
07838 695 471.

On Sunday 1 April Thornbury & South Gloucestershire Amateur Radio Club
is at the South Gloucestershire Amateur Radio Rally. Contact Tony,
G0WMB, on 01454 417 048.

On Sunday 1 April Trowbridge & District Amateur Radio Club is running a
club table at the South Gloucestershire amateur radio rally. Details
from Ian, G0GRI, on 01225 864 698, evenings and weekends.

On Wednesday 4 April Thornbury & South Gloucestershire Amateur Radio
Club is holding its AGM. Contact Tony, G0WMB, on 01454 417 048.

On Wednesday 4 April Trowbridge & District Amateur Radio Club is having
a talk by Chris Clarke, G0AQL, on homebrew antennas for garden and
portable. Details from Ian, G0GRI, on 01225 864 698, evenings and
weekends.

On Thursday 5 April Saltash & District Amateur Radio Club is having an
operating night at the Burrraton Community centre. Contact Brian,
M0BHG, on 01752 844 321.,


On Thursday 5 April South Bristol Amateur Radio Club is looking at
Bristol Wireless. Details from Andrew Jenner, G7KNA, on 07838 695 471.

NEWS FOR WALES On Tuesday 3 April Carmarthan Amateur Radio Society is
having a display of repeater equipment. Contact Lloyd, 2W0LLT, on 01239
711 297.

On Friday 6 April Newport Amateur Radio Society is looking at station
modifications. More information from Ross Clare, GW3NWS, on 01633 880
146.

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